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Camera Shy
by Kay Cove
Listen—as someone who’s never been fully confident in her own body, Camera Shy hit very close to home. Kay Cove didn’t just write a romance; she wrote a feeling. One that wrapped around me and whispered, you’re not alone.
The FFM? So relatable it almost hurt. Her insecurities, her growth, the way she learns to see herself through someone else's eyes—it was empowering and emotional in all the right ways.
You know those books where a single sentence gives you that tingle up your spine, and suddenly you’re holding your breath, completely caught in the moment? Yeah. That was this book. The tension, the intimacy—it was chef's kiss perfect.
If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and wished you could see what others see, this book will resonate. It's sexy, sweet, and surprisingly healing.
5 stars. Easy.
The FFM? So relatable it almost hurt. Her insecurities, her growth, the way she learns to see herself through someone else's eyes—it was empowering and emotional in all the right ways.
You know those books where a single sentence gives you that tingle up your spine, and suddenly you’re holding your breath, completely caught in the moment? Yeah. That was this book. The tension, the intimacy—it was chef's kiss perfect.
If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and wished you could see what others see, this book will resonate. It's sexy, sweet, and surprisingly healing.
5 stars. Easy.