Heat Factor: So pure. Like, shy first kisses pure.
Character Chemistry: Off the charts.
Plot: Teen boy has no interest in dating, is dared by his peers to date anyone who asks. Other teen boy asks.
Overall: I am dying of the sweetness.
Modern Love, Book #2
Heat Factor: Sweet and awkwardly real
Character Chemistry: Two-way pining is the best!
Plot: #planebae reimagined
Overall: This book is so excellent! Read it!
Knights of Fury, Book #3
Heat Factor: explicit but not lengthy
Character Chemistry: I bought it while reading but now that I’m done I’m wondering where it came from?
Plot: Biker asks bartender on a date every year for four years and when she finally accepts on year five, she witnesses a murder and is kidnapped…by the biker
Overall: This was really fun and also, like, WUT
Bergman Brothers, Book 1
Heat Factor: They’re not virgins but it’s pretty first love type stuff
Character Chemistry: Solidly “I’m going to antagonize you because that’s how we demonstrate our affection instead of being vulnerable”
Plot: A pair of 21-year-olds with baggage try to figure out how to adult
Overall: Heart eyes
Love on Cue, Book 2
Review of Love on Cue, Book 1
Heat Factor: They fantasize a LOT before they actually get together
Character Chemistry: Sizzling
Plot: Is it a real fake relationship if literally everyone knows that it’s fake? (Literally. Everybody.)
Overall: Enjoyable enough
Heat Factor: Very very hot. There’s some Mile-High Club stuff that happens.
Character Chemistry: Flirty.
Plot: Boss and assistant fight their desire for each other. And then give in to it.
Overall: I enjoyed myself immensely.
Invested in You, Book #1
Heat Factor:
Character Chemistry: The meet cute was a great setup, but it didn’t pull through for the story.
Plot: Overblown
Overall: I was constantly cringing.
