Tag: REFORMED PLAYBOY
Cocky Mother Pucker by Sarah Smith
(ARC Review) Sarah Smith truly never misses, and Cocky Mother Pucker is the perfect kickoff to the Hollis U series. What starts as a cocky college hockey romcom quickly turns into something surprisingly heartfelt, layered, and genuinely emotional. Nick St. George is known for three things: he’s captain of the hockey team, he’s ridiculously hot,…
If You Keep Me by Helena Hunting
(ARC Read) If You Keep Me was everything I wanted for Flip Madden… and somehow even more. I’ve been impatiently waiting for Flip’s book since the beginning of this series. We’ve watched him play the role of the charming, reformed playboy for years, never fully knowing what was beneath the surface. And wow…this story finally…
Pass Rush by Erin Mackenzie
If there is one word I would use to describe the love story in Pass Rush, it’s gentle. Gentle in the way it unfolds. Gentle in the way Liam loves Demi. Gentle in the way two wounded people learn how to choose each other without losing themselves. Liam Evans… wow. Sir. What an honor it…
Getting the Goalie by Hannah Gray
(ARC Review) Isla Hardy is not just Cam Hardy’s daughter, and Getting the Goalie makes that clear from the very first page. There’s something quietly powerful about opening a book and realizing you’ve come home, and from the moment Isla stepped onto the ice, I felt that familiar Hannah Gray pull, the kind that reminds…
So Pucking Good by Sarah Smith
(ARC Review) “For the good girls who love getting railed by the bad boy.” Sometimes a story doesn’t just give you butterflies—it gives you hope. So Pucking Good is exactly that: tender, sexy, and full of the kind of friendship-first love that makes you believe in second chances and slow healing. When we first meet…
The Play Maker by Stephanie Alves
Oh Maisie girl, I see you. I was you. Part of me is still you.The girl who wants to blend into the background so no one looks too closely, because what if they see the cracks you try so hard to hide? What if they decide you’re not enough? “Sometimes I feel like a side…
Protect Home by Indy Valentine
Enemies to lovers has never tasted this good. From the moment Tenley and August, aka Gus, share the page, the tension is electric. Every argument feels like foreplay wrapped in sarcasm. The “venom” they hurl at each other could fool anyone into thinking they hate one another, but the truth burns a little hotter. It’s…
Nothing Less Than Everything by Maggie Gates
This has officially become a new favorite for me, and Tatum just might be my new top book boyfriend. The story truly lives up to its title, because with Wren and Tatum, it was nothing less than everything. Wren Porter is living a double life of sorts. She’s an interior designer by day and a…
Change of Hart by Bailey Hannah
I feel like I’ve just run an emotional marathon—my mind and heart are exhausted, but in the best possible way. That’s what the best books do: they pull you in, make you feel like you’re right there in the trenches with the characters, and only let you go when the time is right. It’s all-consuming,…
Holding the Reins by Paisley Hope
I could not put this book down. I heard mumblings of this series in recent weeks, but as a first-time reader of Paisley Hope, I didn’t quite know what to expect. But when I say this book is HOT, I mean Paisley Hope really brought the heat. I found myself giggling with anticipation at their…
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