Enemies to lovers, forced proximity, and plenty of spice—The Poetry on Ice had all the ingredients to be an epic hockey romance. But while there were some fun moments, the lack of emotional depth and overreliance on clichés left me wanting more.
When Asher’s oldest friend vanishes without a trace, he and Harry are forced back into the shadows of their old lives. From the safety of Tallowwood to the chaos of Eastern Europe, they must face ghosts, bloodshed, and a truth that cuts deeper than any blade.
Two couples. One coastal town. Zero holiday spirit but a whole lot of laughs. Come see why this chaotic Christmas crossover left me giggling and confused in equal measure.
Grumpy meets sunshine in this assassin romance full of tension, bullets, and emotional punches. I laughed, teared up, and now I need book two yesterday.
Romance, dares, and emotional chaos. This one had me torn between swooning and yelling at the characters — come see why.
Flowers, dice rolls, and geeky bookstore dates — Leo and Jay are sweet, but this low-angst romance lost me with too much D&D and not enough emotional depth.
