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Bromantic Puckboy by Saxon James, Eden Finley
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
OMG I think this is, among all their books, the funniest of all. I mean, not only is the banter between the two MCs fun, but also their internal monologues, and the situations in which they are involved, including the meetings with the other members of the Queer Collective.
I liked how their relationship progressed, first as teammates, then as friends, then as fuck buddies and then, recognizing that there was much more between them than simply getting off each other and avoiding getting into trouble, and how both of them were growing up without lose their essence.
Also how both, due to their fears, had different ways of seeking comfort, Miles with his "pets", as ridiculous as this was. And even then, one can't help but make sense of his love for inanimate objects. And Bilson, escaping from a city believing that this way he would escape his problems, and seeking refuge in his friends and ultimately, in Miles.
Also how the two lived denying their identity. Bilson, for being too oblivious and for never looking beyond what he might feel for someone other than a woman, and Miles, for fear of rejection from his family.
I really, really loved this story. It has the characteristic stamp of these two authors, and certainly does not disappoint. I want more of this!
I was given an advanced copy and voluntarily wrote a review.
I liked how their relationship progressed, first as teammates, then as friends, then as fuck buddies and then, recognizing that there was much more between them than simply getting off each other and avoiding getting into trouble, and how both of them were growing up without lose their essence.
Also how both, due to their fears, had different ways of seeking comfort, Miles with his "pets", as ridiculous as this was. And even then, one can't help but make sense of his love for inanimate objects. And Bilson, escaping from a city believing that this way he would escape his problems, and seeking refuge in his friends and ultimately, in Miles.
Also how the two lived denying their identity. Bilson, for being too oblivious and for never looking beyond what he might feel for someone other than a woman, and Miles, for fear of rejection from his family.
I really, really loved this story. It has the characteristic stamp of these two authors, and certainly does not disappoint. I want more of this!
I was given an advanced copy and voluntarily wrote a review.
The Brightest Night by Jennifer L. Armentrout
5.0
OH MY...
What can I say about this book ... Incredible, brilliant. The way it moves towards an unexpected ending ... And again Jennifer leaves us with a murderous suspense, and I can assure you that I have to bite my elbows not to scream spoilers from the rooftops !!!
ESPAÑOL
OH MI DIOS...
Que puedo decir sobre este libro ... Increible, brillante. La manera en que va avanzando hacia un final inesperado...Y otra vez Jennifer nos deja con un suspenso matador, y puedo asegurarles que me tengo que morder los codos para no gritar spoilers a los 4 vientos!!!
What can I say about this book ... Incredible, brilliant. The way it moves towards an unexpected ending ... And again Jennifer leaves us with a murderous suspense, and I can assure you that I have to bite my elbows not to scream spoilers from the rooftops !!!
ESPAÑOL
OH MI DIOS...
Que puedo decir sobre este libro ... Increible, brillante. La manera en que va avanzando hacia un final inesperado...Y otra vez Jennifer nos deja con un suspenso matador, y puedo asegurarles que me tengo que morder los codos para no gritar spoilers a los 4 vientos!!!