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A review by nikkihastings67
Don't Twunk with My Heart by Renae Kaye
5.0
So I have a tendency to pre-order books from Dreamspinner Press while they are cheap, but on release-day I get impatient at the delay due to timezones, and purchase a copy through Kindle anyway. Ah well.
This is a happy story. When the weather is crap, there is nothing I like better than staying in my PJs and curling up in bed with a sweet, happy, uncomplicated story. And as always, I was thrilled to read a book set in my city, and about the various places I know and hang out at.
Like the previous book in the series, Don't Twunk with my Heart looks at twink culture, and men who are not ashamed of their feminine side. This results is a very happy-go-lucky read, a ridiculously sappy grin at the final chapter, and a squeal of delight at the sneak-peak in to book three, due out later this year.
I was a little worried for a while about how far Tate's eating disorder would go. This series is known for being very lighthearted, unlike Kaye's Safe series. On the other had, considering the degree of Tate's anorexia and occasional bulimia, it felt as if it was resolved a little too easily. Either way, I am very glad to see eating disorders in men reflected here, because it isn't talked about much.
Can't wait to see what comes next.
This is a happy story. When the weather is crap, there is nothing I like better than staying in my PJs and curling up in bed with a sweet, happy, uncomplicated story. And as always, I was thrilled to read a book set in my city, and about the various places I know and hang out at.
Like the previous book in the series, Don't Twunk with my Heart looks at twink culture, and men who are not ashamed of their feminine side. This results is a very happy-go-lucky read, a ridiculously sappy grin at the final chapter, and a squeal of delight at the sneak-peak in to book three, due out later this year.
Can't wait to see what comes next.