Tag: SLOW BURN
Scoring the Pucking Goal by Tracy Lorraine
(ARC Review) I loved Scoring the Pucking Goal far more than I even expected, and that’s truly saying something. Cole Hansley has lived his entire life in survival mode. He keeps people at arm’s length, hides behind emotional walls, and convinces himself that love isn’t meant for someone like him. Abandoned, hurt, and deeply lonely,…
At Whit’s End by Bailey Hannah
“She’s afraid she’s not enough. He’ll make damn sure she knows she is.” And honestly? That line alone tells you everything you need to know about this book. Single mom Whitney Hart is exhausted, overwhelmed, and hanging on by sheer willpower. Her ten-year-old son Jonas is struggling, his dad is unreliable at best, and Whit…
Follow the Play by Kaylee Ryan
(ARC Review) Oh my heart—Kaylee Ryan truly outdid herself with Follow the Play. Every time I think this series can’t possibly get sweeter, or more emotionally satisfying, she proves me wrong. Baker Sinclair (aka Daddy Sin) just might be my favorite Rampage player yet, and yes, I feel a little disloyal admitting that. Baker is…
500 First Editions by Maggie Gates
I knew this was going to be a five-star read the second I met Willow Winslet in chapter one (I mean, how can you not love someone bold enough to buy a drugstore vibrator on a Friday night), but somehow Maggie Gates kept making it better. This book starts like a hilarious rivals-to-lovers rom-com and…
A Very Merry Enemy by Lyra Parish
If there’s one thing Lyra Parish knows how to do, it’s take a small town full of chaos, heartbreak, and meddling family members, and make you want to move there anyway. A Very Merry Enemy is the perfect blend of sharp banter, genuine emotion, and the kind of laugh-out-loud moments that sneak up on you…
Silent Count by Ava Sutton
(ARC Review) Some books make you feel. Others make you heal. Silent Count does both, and Ava Sutton absolutely nailed it. Silent Count is one of those stories that digs deep and stays with you long after you’ve finished. It’s tender, emotional, and heartbreakingly real. It’s the kind of love story that reminds you healing…
At First Dance by Renee Harless
(ARC Review) “She wasn’t looking for a way out. He wasn’t looking for anyone at all. Especially not his brother’s ex. But sometimes, love finds you right where you land.” At First Dance is a tender, charming slow-burn romance that finds its magic in the quiet moments between two people whose lives couldn’t be more…
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