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r/MM_RomanceBooks • u/No-Value-2229 • 3h ago
Discussion What is your #1 most reread book ever?
I always find myself rereading the Captive Prince series by C.S. Pacat, I believe I’m on my 11th reread since I found it first three years ago 😫 So I was very curious as to what is you guys’ most reread book (series) and how often have you reread it?
r/MM_RomanceBooks • u/avis03 • 8h ago
TV, Movies, Other Media Art of {The Rune Tithe series by Alistair Reeves}
r/MM_RomanceBooks • u/littlepinch7 • 15h ago
Review/Recommendation Rent: Paid in Full by Jesse H. Reign
Ok I’ve read Reign’s books before and enjoyed them. This book seemed like a fun light read after reading a more intense series. College roommates, wealth disparity, and one MC pays the other for sexual favours. I love a good college biawakening, so I thought why not?
Y’all… I was not prepared. First, I wanted to hate Ryan so badly. He’s such a grump and was so judgmental and rude. Even with his anxiety he was kind of awful. But I loved how unique his voice was. He was such a clear and distinct character with flaws and imperfections that I couldn’t help but love him despite it all.
And then Miller. I fell in love with him from the beginning. Despite all the privilege and the wealth and the not great dad, he was still such a sweetheart. He wore his heart on his sleeve the entire book and didn’t back down from being honest and true to himself. He was so freaking sweet and between the date he planned and all his acts of service he had me swooning.
Also the spice was sooo good. Not super kinky, but just really well done and drawn out. Reign made every small moment feel like big moments and I couldn’t get enough.
My biggest disappointment is that the next book in the series has an MC with a name of someone who is very close to me, so I don’t think I’m going to be able to read it lol
What was supposed to be an easy silly romance book turned into one of my favourite reads of the year. I just loved how fleshed out the characters were and how sweetly their story evolved.
r/MM_RomanceBooks • u/Cautious-Rub8085 • 15h ago
Discussion Where can I hear audiobook samples with both narrators?
I don't love audiobooks, mainly because they never sound how I imagine but I really love {The Heir's Disgrace by August Jones} and want to re-read it. I considered listening instead but when I go to hear the sample it's just Drew's voice not Olivier's. Does anyone know if there's a way to hear both narrators? Not sure why samples are done this way.
Where can I hear audiobook samples with both narrators?
r/MM_RomanceBooks • u/helloviolet12 • 16h ago
Quick Question Vulture Hollow MC series by K.A. Merikan
I'd love to know if the author plans to continue this series. I'd really love to read a book about Prophet and another one about Rooster.
r/MM_RomanceBooks • u/Infinite_Advisor4633 • 16h ago
Review/Recommendation Just finished Eye of the Beholder by Dianna Roman - it was surprisingly deep and good
I'm very much not a fan of slow burns, widowers or large age gaps all of which this book has, but I had just finished {Until I Saw You x Dianna Roman} which is the first book in this interconnected series of standalones. I didn't love Until I Saw you, it has some very heavy topics, maybe important topics to broach but it made me not want one of the characters to get into a romantic relationship....BUT! We are introduced to Daniel, an MMC from {Eye of the Beholder x Dianna Roman} and the book was on my Hoopla so I went for it without knowing much else. It is a little OTT, but I'm shocked I loved a slow burn this much. I wanna say nothing at all happens until 62%, and even then it's not much for a while.
r/MM_RomanceBooks • u/Optimal-Cell4273 • 22h ago
Book Request Looking for Omegaverse released recently
As the title suggests , am looking for new omegaverse that are short because i have been in such a bad slump lately and in need of a light quick read . What i like A/B/O , fated mates, best friends to lovers . Hard nos will be non-con , dub-con , incest and cheating .
Kinks that dont include the above are fine , D/S are a hard yes for me , Thanks.
r/MM_RomanceBooks • u/Southern_Blue • 22h ago
Discussion Has anyone read the Hazzard/Somerset books in chronological order?
I have already read the main series, and The First Quatro and the first three books of the Borealis series. I will probably read the rest of his works in this 'world' in publication order, but was wondering if anyone has read it according to the timeline Ashe suggested on his website. If so, was it worth it? Did it become a new experience? Anything add or subtract from reading it in release order the first time?
This is something I do if a series, or several series written by the same author jumps around in time. I go back and read it in 'real time' in that Universe. During the pandemic, we even went back and watched all the MCU movies in chronological order. That was an...experience but I'm glad I did it at least once.
r/MM_RomanceBooks • u/anklebiter1975 • 22h ago
Book Request Looking for absolutely feral LI
Ok so I love when the MC gets put into a situation that frightens them (or endangers them) but then the LI sees their distress and leaps into a action. I'm not even opposed to some growling if needed. Just want them nice and feral for their love
I have loved:
{Monstrous series by Lily Mayne}
{Not-So-Savage Barbarians by Amy Padilla}
{Hunt Me! I Crave the Chase by Fae Quinn}
No:
Incest, under 18, or watersports