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Dungeons and Dating, #3
Reviews Dungeons and Dating, Book #1 & Book #2
Heat Factor: Three detailed encounters in the last chunk of the book—they have a lot of pining to get through first
Character Chemistry: “I think this person is so great, but there’s no way they like me”
Plot: Mason and Hunter start carpooling to work together, and that push is just what they need to open up to each other
Overall: There’s a lot to like
Chesapeake Days, Book #1
Heat Factor: 👨❤️💋👨🍆🍑🍆🍑🍆🍑👨❤️💋👨
Character Chemistry: OMGGGGG, he’s so hot (and he has a great personality, too)
Plot: Nate, recently dumped and starting over in a small town, almost runs over Linc, single dad widower who’s stifled in the small town, so obviously they’re MFEO but it takes a while to get there
Overall: This was a very chill read
Dungeons and Dating, Book #2
Review of Dungeons and Dating, Book #1
Heat Factor: They’re super horny. But more importantly, this book prompted me to Google men’s lace panties, so now I’ve seen that
Character Chemistry: I was very convinced that Cal and Jules were totally into each other
Plot: Why have one obstacle to the relationship when we can have one obstacle every other chapter?
Overall: This book was charming, and the aforementioned obstacles reasonably kept the tension up throughout the book.
Dungeons and Dating, Book #1
Heat Factor: It’s a pretty slow burn
Character Chemistry: Despite meeting at a very inopportune time, the chemistry is immediate and comfortable.
Plot: Roxie has opened a board game cafe with her two best friends and been painfully ejected from her last relationship when she meets her new roommate, Mel. And Mel has just essentially fled to Cali for a new job after breaking up yet again with her ex boyfriend. But they both have an easy and immediate bond with an undercurrent of rawr.
Overall: It had its slow parts, but the romance was certainly satisfying.
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