Following my heart, one book at a time...
Bonnie is looking for this one! Oh boy this one sounds crazy and angsty and makes me think of a Christine Zolendz book that I loved (Brutally Beautiful – P.S. Here’s my review), but I’m pretty sure that’s not it.
She asks:
Hallo Maryse,
I really hope you can help find this book. I’ve tried every kind of search I can think of.
So the h is from a poor background but was really brilliant so got a scholarship into a prestigious school where she met the H and fell in love with him.
And to celebrate this release, Christopher (as well as his publisher, Blue Box Press) are sponsoring today’s newsletter!
The author says:
SAPPHIRE SPRING, the second installment in my steamy, emotional gay romance series, is now on sale from all retailers.
Enemies-to-lovers. Redemption. A former bully trying to make things right. Also some “therapeutic” role play — in the shower. It’s all here and more. And if you haven’t read the first in the series, don’t worry. Each book features a new love story so you can check in to this beautiful resort at any point.
Martin is looking for this book! This one sounds like so much pain, but an amazing friendship, I bet!
He asks:
Hi Maryse,
I’ve been looking for a book I started but never got to finish.
Its a YA romance book where the male lead is ostracized because his father comes out as transgender.
The female lead is part/or fully Native American who lives in her grandmother’s trailer after she passes away. Her father is alcoholic.
Both are bullied and its dual POV.
I really liked the premise and with your help I hope I can get to finish.
Lisa: I just finished reading an ARC of Lords of Mercy, which is the third book in Angel Lawson and Samantha Rue‘s Dark RH romance series. This series is difficult to put down and is dark, twisty, and has all kinds of things that will keep you on your toes.
Heed the trigger warnings though, as these books can be rough on people.
I’ve delved into a few dark romance books in my past and while they certainly captured my attention (for example, “Comfort Food” was my first and I was HOOKED), there were some anti-heroes that I just couldn’t connect with.
