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Fake Out - Fake Boyfriend by Eden Finley
Fake Out
Book 1 in the series:Fake Boyfriend

'Fake Out' by Eden Finley follows the story of Maddox, who told a lie in high school to make breaking up with his girlfriend easier, claiming he was gay. Years later, when his ex invites him to her wedding and asks him to bring his boyfriend, Maddox enlists the help of his best friend's brother, Damon, to be his fake boyfriend for the weekend. As they navigate the charade, both characters have to confront their own baggage and feelings, leading to unexpected developments in their relationship. The writing style combines humor, romance, and relatable characters that keep the readers engaged and entertained throughout the book.

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    Leo Loves Aries
    Book 1 in the series:Signs of Love

    Leo Loves Aries - Signs of Love by Anyta Sunday
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    Leo Loves Aries by Anyta Sunday is a slow burn romance novel that follows the story of Theo and Jamie. The book is filled with snarky banter, sweet moments, and strong chemistry between the main characters. The plot revolves around Theo's obliviousness towards Jamie's feelings, leading to a gradual progression of their relationship from friendship to love. The writing style is described as funny, warm, and sweet, with a focus on character development and interactions. The book also touches on themes of friendship, trust, jealousy, and love in a fun and entertaining way.

    A year ago last January, he and Sam were making snow angels right here in front of his two-story Victorian rental. His sister Leone and her boyfriend Derek had joined them. They had laughed so hard he...

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    Goodbye Paradise - Hello Goodbye by Sarina Bowen, Nealy Wagner
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    'Goodbye Paradise' by Sarina Bowen is a heartwarming story about two boys, Caleb and Josh, who escape a religious polygamist cult known as 'Paradise.' The book explores their journey as they navigate the outside world, meeting new friends like Washington and forming a found family. The plot delves into themes of coming of age, faith versus doubt, family, survival, and sacrificial love. The writing style, with a dual first-person point of view from Caleb and Josh, captures the innocence and wonder of the main characters, providing a refreshing perspective for readers.

    The story starts with Josh and Caleb leaving the compound to embark on an adventure, facing challenges and self-discovery along the way. As they navigate the complexities of their past and the outside world, they find acceptance, love, and a sense of belonging with their newfound family. The book also touches on the harsh realities of life within the cult, the struggles of self-acceptance, and the growth of the characters as they come to terms with their identities and desires.


  3. #3
    Breakaway
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    Book 1 in the series:Scoring Chances

    Breakaway - Scoring Chances by Avon Gale
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    Breakaway by Avon Gale is a heartwarming story about Lane, a quirky and awkward young hockey player, who forms an unexpected relationship with Jared, an older and experienced player from a rival team. The book explores their personal rivalries, evolving friendship, and eventual romance, set against the backdrop of the hockey world. The writing style captures Lane's awkwardness and lack of filter, providing humor and depth to the characters as they navigate their feelings and relationships both on and off the ice.

    Maybe plan wasn’t the right word exactly. That implied a lot more forethought. Lane’s was more in the impulsive decision category, which suggested pretty much the opposite. Especially when said impuls...

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    Him
    Book 1 in the series:Him

    Him - Him by Elle Kennedy, Sarina Bowen
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    'Him' by Elle Kennedy and Sarina Bowen revolves around a romance between two hockey players, Wes and Jamie, who were once best friends. The story follows their journey from childhood friends to lovers, exploring themes of self-discovery, sexuality, and friendship. The writing style is described as engaging, filled with dual points of view, explicit scenes, and a mix of tenderness and steamy moments. The plot captures the emotional depth of the characters as they navigate their relationship and personal growth.

    Over the weekend, my hockey team clinched the first two rounds of the NCAA playoffs, and now we’re headed to the Frozen Four. I somehow got a B-minus on a history paper I wrote in an exhaustion-induce...

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    The Understatement of the Year - The Ivy Years by Sarina Bowen
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    'The Understatement of the Year' by Sarina Bowen is a New Adult romance set in an elite American college, focusing on the lives of two main characters, Graham and Rikker. The plot delves into themes of internalized homophobia, gay bashing, and the struggles of being openly gay in a sports environment. The story follows the rekindling of a childhood friendship and romance between Graham and Rikker, as they navigate their feelings for each other, the challenges of being on a hockey team, and the complexities of their shared past. The writing style is described as fresh, engaging, and touching on serious issues with sensitivity, making the characters relatable and the plot believable.

    In all my favorite movies, when something bad was going happen, the protagonist usually sensed it. He saw a sign, or felt a disturbance in the force. But that’s not how my real life worked. And I’m no...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Ivy Years )

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    Pisces Hooks Taurus - Signs of Love by Anyta Sunday
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    'Pisces Hooks Taurus' by Anyta Sunday follows the story of Zane, a young Kiwi artist who is running out of time to find love and stay in the US. With a month left on his visa, Zane plans to find the perfect woman through a dating app, but his path crosses with Beckett, an English professor, leading to a slow burn romance filled with humor, banter, and heartfelt moments. The book explores the growing attraction between the innocent and romantic Zane and the mature, intellectual, yet guarded Beckett as they navigate their feelings and build a deep friendship that eventually blossoms into love.

    The writing style in 'Pisces Hooks Taurus' is praised for its slow burn romance, engaging banter, and the realistic and heartfelt portrayal of the relationship between Zane and Beckett. The book is noted for its incorporation of literary quotes at the beginning of each chapter, adding a touch of romance and charm to the story, as readers are taken on a journey of self-discovery, friendship, and love between two complex characters with unique personalities and challenges.


    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Signs of Love )

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    Someday, Someday by Emma Scott
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    'Someday, Someday' by Emma Scott is a poignant and heartwarming story of survival, resilience, and love between Silas and Max. The book delves into the deeply traumatic experiences of both characters after coming out to their fathers as gay, exploring themes of family rejection, emotional damage, and the struggles faced by many gay youths. The chemistry and banter between Silas and Max provide a glimpse into their friendship and undeniable connection, portraying them as soulmates who find solace and happiness in each other's company.

    The narrative also highlights the importance of family relationships, especially the heartwarming bond between Silas and his brother Eddie. The story beautifully portrays the characters' journey towards self-acceptance, healing, and finding love amidst societal challenges and personal struggles, making it a compelling and emotionally engaging read.

    I dressed in a Valentino suit of deep blue with a lighter blue silk tie and slipped on a pair of Ferragamo shoes. As I’d commanded, Ramona had one of the maids bring up my breakfast—fruit, coffee, bac...

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    Egotistical Puckboy - Puckboys by Saxon James, Eden Finley
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    In the book 'Egotistical Puckboy' by Saxon James and Eden Finley, the story revolves around two rival NHL players, Ezra and Anton, known for their big egos. Ezra is openly proud and flamboyant, while Anton is reserved and private. Despite their mutual dislike, a drunken hookup sparks an unexpected attraction between them. As Anton joins Ezra's team, they must navigate their growing feelings while balancing their rivalry on and off the ice. The writing style is engaging, with witty banter, humor, and emotional character development that takes the readers on a journey of enemies turning into friends and then boyfriends.


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    Power Plays & Straight A's - CU Hockey by Eden Finley
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    Power Plays & Straight A's by Eden Finley is a heartwarming MM romance novel in the CU Hockey series that follows the budding relationship between Zach, a nerdy TA, and Foster, a jock hockey star. The story beautifully explores the dynamics of opposites attract trope, brother's best friend theme, and the challenges faced by the characters in balancing their personal ambitions with their growing feelings for each other. The writing style is engaging, filled with sweet moments, humorous interactions, and a perfect blend of romance and emotional depth that keeps readers hooked until the end.

    I eye my brother. My twin. Supposedly. We’re not identical. And not only because I keep my hair short on the sides and meticulously styled up top while he has unruly hair that sits loose around his ne...

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    Game Changer
    Book 1 in the series:Game Changers

    Game Changer - Game Changers by Rachel Reid
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    In 'Game Changer' by Rachel Reid, the story revolves around Scott Hunter, a closeted New York hockey player, who meets Kip Grady, a smoothie shop server. As Scott struggles with his fears of coming out due to his fame in the sports world, a secret relationship blossoms between him and Kip. The plot focuses on Scott's journey towards self-acceptance and the challenges they face in maintaining their hidden romance, ultimately leading to a heartwarming conclusion. The writing style is described as low angst, with a mix of sweet moments, steamy scenes, and a focus on the characters' personal growth and emotional struggles.

    He hadn’t meant to drink so much last night, but Chuck and Jimmy had been in town and he hadn’t seen those guys in months. It wasn’t like he’d gotten wrecked. He had been aware that he needed to be at...

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