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True Colors, Book #1
Heat Factor: Feels like closed door, even though it’s technically not
Character Chemistry: These two felt super wholesome and super young
Plot: New adults road trip to a gaming convention tournament. ONLY ONE CAN WIN.
Overall: These young men made me feel a little old with all their, “What am I going to do with my life!?” crises.
Suncoast University, Book 4
Reviews of previous books in the Suncoast University series: Book 1, Book 2, Book 3
Heat Factor: So, so steamy it’ll be a hazard for the glasses-wearing folks
Character Chemistry: They didn’t stand a chance…just the way we like it!
Plot: Jake needs a tutor after his athletic career goes down the toilet after an injury and Eden needs to learn how to be a young adult, basically. A sexy, coming-of-age, teach-me-how-to-do-sexy-things type book that unfolds deliciously slow.
Overall: This whole series is just itching to be read in one long weekend.
Heat Factor: There is sex once, but it doesn’t really stand out against everything else going on
Character Chemistry: They’re soulmates because they’re actually Lancelot and Arthur. Ish.
Plot: Really too much to summarize here
Overall: Whaaaaaat
Heat Factor: Sex is frequent, detailed, and degrading. Ruby gets double-teamed a lot.
Character Chemistry: “You remind me of myself when I was younger. I will therefore put you in extremely uncomfortable positions so that I can mold you into your best self.”
Plot: Business school teacher seduces student.
Overall: A porno in book form.
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
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