Book Boyfriend (Book Boyfriends 1)

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grāmata bija kā domāta sīkajiem - pabučojās un tad bija sekss, kas tiek pieminēts 1 teikumā. Big wow. Es vilku šitam cauri 200 lpp un beigās pat seksu vai kaut viegli erotisko ainu, kas neapraksta pašu aktu, bet vismaz make out ir nedabūju??? Jūs nopietni? Bērnudārzs. Declan took the award for best dirty talker in 2021 and it was totally deserved! Plus the man has an Irish brogue so come on – how can that idea alone not turn you on?

The Book Boyfriend tells the story of Callie, who decides to finally release her first book to the world, after being persuaded by her friend Gina. Her book, Ready to Fall, tells the story of Hudson Newman, a bachelor ready to finally find love. Her book does so well, better than she could ever imagine or dream about. Every one seems to love it as much as she does, until a certain Hudson Newman ends up in her office one day, and asks her to take the book down, due to the uncomfortable situation it has put him in. Either she takes the book down or she pretends she's his girlfriend... I mean the man travels to all manner of places, even those he doesn’t care for, just to be with his friend who he cares for more than anything. Easy to read and full of heart, what transpires as a relationship of convenience turns into true love, and it's the kind of story that is bound to keep you warm during these colder nights. Carina Rose has given her all with The Book Boyfriend and it shows. Alright, no surprise here, I haven’t read this series either, BUT I HAVE seen some of the Netflix show, which got me into wanting to read the series in the first place. (This was before I was super heavy into BookTok and the series was blowing up due to the show). But I have seen this man on screen, and I have to tell you, I’m intrigued to read the series and learn more. #10: Atlas, from It Ends with Us, by Colleen Hoover

In public, we pretend there’s nothing between us. In private, we can’t keep our hands off each other.

But what truly won me over were his words…OMG this man! His words made my heart go aflutter time and time again. Everly Bowman and I don’t make sense. She’s sunshine personified, and I hate everyone. Well, everyone but her. I absolutely loved the style of writing. PK is a total mess of unspoken feelings and thoughts and crippling anxiety.PK is hopelessly in love with his best friend Art, and completely unable to voice this even when Art moves in with him. He even writes a romance novel with a thinly disguised version of himself and Art, and then can't mention it to his best friend/roommate, instead persuading himself it would be better to make a Grand Public Gesture of the type often done in romance novels/movies. I have never made a secret of how much I hate the Grand Public Gesture, and I am pleased to report it goes exactly as horribly as one of those absolutely would, and iscomprehensively eviscerated in the book as the selfish, self-centred, manipulative and humiliating thing it is. Thank you, Ripper. I can see that in your head what you did wasn’t humiliating Art in front of their colleagues and customers, but do you see that in reality that’s exactly what you did?” (Wade spittin’ FACTS) I LOVE creating romance book lists to help you find the best books worth reading and of course, they are going to have the best book boyfriends in them. Vee is one happy lady that she finally gets to talk in depth about one of her favourite tropes: Mafia. The girls are heading to Italy (via Canada) for this much anticipated trip into Mila Finelli’s Mafia Mistress, Mafia Darling and Mafia Madness. She’s a public school science teacher with stars in her eyes, and he’s a pretentious, joyless double PhD turned world-famous bestselling fiction author.

Alright BookTokers, don’t come for me, but I am only on the second book of the Zodiac Academy series. I KNOW, I KNOW. But life is chaotic and there aren’t ever enough hours in the day. But what I do know, even from my brief encounter so far with Darius, is that this man is a classic bad boy heart throb, and I cannot WAIT to see more of him. #3: Rhysand, also from A Court of Mist and Fury, by Sarah J Maas After that chapter, I was so ready for a humorous and sweet romance. I was up for a slow burn with longing and pining, and a best friends to lovers trope because it’s one of my favorite. But after a couple of chapters, I got restless although I still laughed, until I suddenly realized what was bothering me. PK and Art lived in the same house, but there was little to no interaction. And when they interacted, there was little to no dialogue. I realized that Book Boyfriend is more or less an inner monologue. And even though it’s incredibly fast-paced and humorous, with great side characters, fantastic queer rep, and wonderful character growth, I even got more restless. Because I wanted to get to know Art and didn’t get anything. Okay, they broke up with Roman, worked at a bookstore, painted their nails, wore skirts, and … That’s about it, I guess. I legit balled my eyes out during parts of this book because they made me feel so much. Alex freely gives of his heart and yet fiercely protects it at the same time.

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The Book Boyfriend Society delves into the Mafia world and discover three books that are filled with all the best of the Mafia, an attractive mysterious older Don, beautiful castellos, steamy encounters and dark moments in the dungeon. Hayley finds herself adding a Book Boyfriend to her list and Vee finds a Book Boyfriend to add to hers. Thankfully they don’t fall for the same guy cause these ladies are learning skills from all these Mafia stories! Sadly the drama in the end was just too unnecessary and over the top for me. I finished the book and I still don’t quite understand the justification for such a massive reaction and the following drama of that proportion. Here at She Reads Romance Books I take it on as my mission to amass as many book boyfriends as I can 😊. The situation is beyond complicated. Zach never even knew he’d fathered a child until recently, and he wants to earn his son’s trust and respect.