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4.1 AVERAGE
4.1 AVERAGE
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Tank and Brewer - you had to know all that snark and hatred meant more than them simply not liking each other, right?
Rebel suggests that the two of them pair up for a scene, and it is a hit for the Ballsy Boys company. Fans want more - so that's what they're going to get. And while Tank and Brewer start filming their series of scenes together, they each discover that the other is more than the persona they have in publish with their friends.
I really loved Tank and Brewer discovering more about the other, their secret goals, jobs, schooling, family lives, and so on. They both learn that there is more than the stoic facade Tank has and the jokester, carefree attitude that Brewer displays.
Steamy, sexy, fun, emotional, and leaves you wanting more - stories for everyone! (I'm already dying for Pixie's story and know that we have some time before that'll even be out yet)
Rebel suggests that the two of them pair up for a scene, and it is a hit for the Ballsy Boys company. Fans want more - so that's what they're going to get. And while Tank and Brewer start filming their series of scenes together, they each discover that the other is more than the persona they have in publish with their friends.
I really loved Tank and Brewer discovering more about the other, their secret goals, jobs, schooling, family lives, and so on. They both learn that there is more than the stoic facade Tank has and the jokester, carefree attitude that Brewer displays.
Steamy, sexy, fun, emotional, and leaves you wanting more - stories for everyone! (I'm already dying for Pixie's story and know that we have some time before that'll even be out yet)
Grizzly Bear
Enemies to Lovers dual point of view
Second in series, can be read standalone
Tank and Brewer have an contentious relationship and try to not be in the same space for long. When their bosses ask them to shoot scenes together, the large paycheck is super enticing as they are both secretly trying to get through college. Can they survive the intimate job and its required publicity or will their secrets make things even more difficult? The results have long lasting impacts to the Ballsy Boys workplace.
Tank and Brewer are very sweet. I enjoyed how they saw each other in the end.
Enemies to Lovers dual point of view
Second in series, can be read standalone
Tank and Brewer have an contentious relationship and try to not be in the same space for long. When their bosses ask them to shoot scenes together, the large paycheck is super enticing as they are both secretly trying to get through college. Can they survive the intimate job and its required publicity or will their secrets make things even more difficult? The results have long lasting impacts to the Ballsy Boys workplace.
Tank and Brewer are very sweet. I enjoyed how they saw each other in the end.
funny
inspiring
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Definitely my favorite out of this series. I'm writing this review after finishing the entire series excluding the prequel short story.
So to preface, this was on the one I read first from a recommendation on tiktok. The tiktok was a high spice list of books. Honestly, for high spice goes, this one seems not as up there are some of the others. There are a good amount of sex scenes but there's an equal amount of fluff accompanying it so it didn't feel like it was too much.
There's four characters in this book. Brewer and Micah, Tank and Peter. We start off the book with Tank and Brewer disliking each other because they know each other only very surface level. As the two of them do more scenes and learn more about each other, they start to realize they like the person underneath a lot.
It was honestly really cute. The pacing was a bit off for me because they kept like hamming up the hate thing way too far in. My favorite parts were definitely once they finally got over that hurdle and starting moving towards being lovers.
After reading all these books, I will say like, things just work out in this universe. There's no real plot, it focuses mainly on the character relationships. This is definitely a more just for enjoyment kind of read.
So to preface, this was on the one I read first from a recommendation on tiktok. The tiktok was a high spice list of books. Honestly, for high spice goes, this one seems not as up there are some of the others. There are a good amount of sex scenes but there's an equal amount of fluff accompanying it so it didn't feel like it was too much.
There's four characters in this book. Brewer and Micah, Tank and Peter. We start off the book with Tank and Brewer disliking each other because they know each other only very surface level. As the two of them do more scenes and learn more about each other, they start to realize they like the person underneath a lot.
It was honestly really cute. The pacing was a bit off for me because they kept like hamming up the hate thing way too far in. My favorite parts were definitely once they finally got over that hurdle and starting moving towards being lovers.
After reading all these books, I will say like, things just work out in this universe. There's no real plot, it focuses mainly on the character relationships. This is definitely a more just for enjoyment kind of read.
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
The spice is good. The story medium. The characters flat and whiny.
I don’t mind feelings and emotions in a MM romance but I cringed too many times. And I hated the childish way Pixie behaves.
I enjoyed the book, though ...But that’s all I’ve got to say.
2,5⭐️
4
I don’t mind feelings and emotions in a MM romance but I cringed too many times. And I hated the childish way Pixie behaves.
I enjoyed the book, though ...But that’s all I’ve got to say.
2,5⭐️
4
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes