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Equilibrium

(Superpowered Love #1)

Katey Hawthorne (Goodreads Author)

3.49 · Rating details · 386 ratings · 76 reviews

Econ student Hansen Marks has been hot for Sam MacLeod since they first bonded over their secret superpowers--literally hot, since Hansen can produce fire from thin air. But soccer star Sam was always covered in girls, so Hansen kept his attraction in the closet and convinced himself that "best friends" was better than nothing.

When Sam's electrical powers freak out in publ ...more

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Sep 21, 2011 Bubbles Hunty Honest & Direct Opinions rated it it was ok

Shelves: m-m

What I Liked:
I didn’t completely hate it
It was fairly short

What I Didn’t Like:
At first it seemed like everyone knew about the “awakened” with all the science explanation for why they were the way they were but then it turns out very few people know about them so it seemed to contradict itself

It was apparently a GFY where he went instantly gay. He broke up with his girlfriend and hooks up with his male roommate that night. No explanation given never appears to question it or seem like he ever wa ...more

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Aug 23, 2011 Cole Riann rated it liked it

Shelves: m-m-magic, m-m-pnr, m-m-gfy-ofy, m-m, m-m-friends2lovers

The writing is good overall, I just wish that more had happened. There really wasn't much of an original plot despite what potential there was. I liked the characters. I suppose my real complaint is just that it seemed like very little was happening, and that made the pace rather slow, especially for a short novella such as this. ...more

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Aug 22, 2011 Nikyta marked it as to-read

Shelves: loose-id, free-won

Omg omg I LOVE this cover!

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Aug 24, 2011 Beatrice rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: gay-romance, paranormal

This book was... Quite different, frankly. I know these types of books are out there, but this is the first M/M book I've read that has a superpower theme. I was a bit apprehensive, of course, just like the way people are when trying out something new. But a lot of things worked here for me - and I'm not even sure if I can list down all the reasons why I liked this book a lot. Because honestly? Some part of me still isn't sure what I liked so much about this.

What I do know is the fact that Hanse This book was... Quite different, frankly. I know these types of books are out there, but this is the first M/M book I've read that has a superpower theme. I was a bit apprehensive, of course, just like the way people are when trying out something new. But a lot of things worked here for me - and I'm not even sure if I can list down all the reasons why I liked this book a lot. Because honestly? Some part of me still isn't sure what I liked so much about this.

What I do know is the fact that Hansen was an incredible narrator. His voice is really wonderful; it's casual and simple but his personality really pulls through from the pages. He's dorky, but he doesn't push any stereotypes. I thought his explanations about equilibrium were pretty fitting - they held my attention, something I can't really say about game theory and economics in general. Sam was a cool character, too. These two are definitely interesting characters, and from the first page I already rooted for Hansen and Sam to get together. They pretty much do so early in the book, but of course they have their issues to straighten out.

However, there are no huge misunderstandings that force a rift to grow in between these two young men. I liked that a lot. For once, we have protagonists who actually communicate - albeit they do so in their own silly way. Sometimes their conversations come in late, but these guys aren't fast in making conclusions. They did have their own insecurities, though. These same insecurities made way for a considerate amount of minor angst (which, in turn, actually caused a lump to form in my throat in some scenes), but nothing was overdone. Their chemistry was absolutely great! This is essentially a friends-to-lovers type of story, and there is an easy camaraderie between these two. Their friendship isn't compromised by their new relationship (although Hansen seems to think so). Also, I found myself not really minding Nessa at all. I liked her, in some ways, and an author who can write an ex-girlfriend whom I don't find annoying is always a good author.

Like Ami said in her review, I could have benefited more from more world-building. I couldn't understand terms like "EMF" (which I eventually figured out was electromagnetic field, or something) and "sleeper" - plus we don't really know why these awakened people have powers, other than the mention of an organ in passing. I also would've appreciated a bit more elaboration on what happened with Uncle Neil and on the sleepers who go witch-hunting. What do these witch-hunters do and how bad can their actions be? I am of the understanding, though, that there will be more stories set in the same universe, and hopefully we'll get more answers by then.

So, overall, I enjoyed this book a lot. It's quite different from the normal stuff - which sets this apart and makes it memorable. It combines a lot of unusual aspects, like superpowers and game theory, and actually makes it work. I'll gladly read it again at some point.

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Aug 24, 2011 Ami rated it liked it

Shelves: mm-fantasy-pnr-futuristic-scifi, mm-supernatural-power

The core of this story is a friends-to-lovers series, with a touch of GFY (since Sam, an electric type, dates women before). I enjoy Hansen's voice (he's the narrator, a thermal type) -- it is a bit dorky but funny too. I mean, come on, explaining about he doesn't date by using Nash's (from A Beautiful Mind) Equilibrium theory? That's a first :p

Unfortunately, there is a lack of world-building/background to give this story a context, and make it great. And despite the "scare" that happens near th ...more

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Jan 18, 2012 Elizabetta rated it liked it

Shelves: gender-fluid-and-out-for-you, geek-nerd, f2l-friends-to-lovers

3.5 stars
A paranormal romance about guys with superpowers (awakened) living amongst us non-powerful (sleepers), NO vamps/weres/sprites or demons, they just control physical phenomena like heat and electricity.

Hansen and Sam are college roomies; Hansen is gifted with ‘heat/fire control’ and helps Sam learn to control his ‘electric’ abilities. This is a GFY with Sam seemingly into girls until he discovers that Hansen has been secretly yearning for him for four years. There’s a pretty immediate tur ...more

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Sep 03, 2011 Lexi Ander rated it liked it

Shelves: mm-fantasy

This is a very sweet best friends to lovers story. I couldn't help but hold my breath for Mark who worried that Sam would not want to stay because Mark figured Sam was basically straight. Sam made me proud as he stayed steadfast. I liked the paranormal aspect and the little problems it caused. I couldn't truly view Trent as a 'villain' and felt sorry him...okay he was dangerous but I still felt for him. A very enjoyable afternoon read. 3.5 Stars ...more

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Apr 01, 2012 Tracy rated it really liked it

Shelves: m-m

See, I always *knew* there was stuff going on most of us didn't know about!

Sam is a jock-boy (only a bit smarter than that usually implies) who has a little extra kick of electricity -- make that a BIG extra kick of electricity -- running through him.

Hansen's a bit of a nerd who can manipulate temperature.

I love that there's Real Science floating around -- Sam's electricity builds up and needs to be released and in order to do it safely he has to be grounded. Nothing magical, just touching the g See, I always *knew* there was stuff going on most of us didn't know about!

Sam is a jock-boy (only a bit smarter than that usually implies) who has a little extra kick of electricity -- make that a BIG extra kick of electricity -- running through him.

Hansen's a bit of a nerd who can manipulate temperature.

I love that there's Real Science floating around -- Sam's electricity builds up and needs to be released and in order to do it safely he has to be grounded. Nothing magical, just touching the ground, like a lightning rod. And wearing a minimum of clothing, presumably so nothing sparks and catches fire. And Hansen describes his own abilities as being able to affect the speed at which molecules vibrate, speeding them up for heat and slowing them down to dampen it. Sam's a bit of a live wire, but Hansen admits that his own powers are basically, comparatively pretty weak; primarily he uses them in lieu of having to microwave stuff that's gotten cold, and to warm up when it's chilly out (please can he come live with me? My feet are always cold.)

At the beginning, Sam's pretty startled when Hansen approaches him about his electrical difficulties -- he was adopted and doesn't know *anything* about these special abilities, just that he needs to keep them hidden, but they're a bit beyond his control and he keeps shorting out small appliances. Hansen reassures him that he knows someone who can help him get it all under control (in fact, Hansen's uncle Neil had been a powerful electrical type, but had been seen by someone with no power and murdered). So Hansen's family helps Sam.

There's a bit of a Gay-for-You theme; Sam's only shown as dating girls previously, but after breaking up with the current girlfriend, he puts the moves on Hansen, who's reluctant to date him, initially. Of course, they get over that, have some nice external difficulties (no Big Misunderstandings here; just some nice, normal ones that they talk over and get over fairly quickly after a couple of minor random storming-outs.) Not going to get into that, though, as it'll get spoilery quickly.

A couple of things I liked -- while I totally believe in Insta-Love (been there, done that, got the husband, house, pets and kids)I really like that it didn't happen in this story. Insta-lust on the part of Hansen when he first meets Sam, yeah, but he keeps it to himself, and nothing happens until they've known each other for years, lived as roommates for nearly as long, and Sam is the one who finally decides what he wants and makes the first move. It was tidy and normal and didn't feel like anyone was pushing anyone into a relationship they didn't want. Yes, Sam was pushing Hansen into a relationship, but he knew, and the reader knew, that it was one Hansen *wanted* but wasn't quite ready to believe in yet. Also, I love that Hansen, the Econ Major, kept spouting off about Nash Equilibrium and game theory. I was impressed that he wasn't jealous of the fact that Sam's powers are so much greater than his. Vanessa, Sam's last girlfriend, was not painted as a stereotype. She was just a nice, normal girl. She got mad that Sam broke up with her the way he did, even though they both kind of knew it was over, but when she had a chance to get really mean and bitchy, she chose to talk calmly and nicely to both Sam and Hansen, and ended up being a friend to the guys. I would have kind of like to see more of her, actually.

The "stuff I didn't like" mostly centers around MoreMoreMoar! I liked the guys and didn't want to leave them (luckily there are two shorts!) I liked their friends and wanted to see them slightly more well-rounded as characters. Part of me wanted to see more of Trent, but part of me also realizes that in real life, they probably wouldn't have spent any more time than necessary sharing space with him after all that happened.

Overall, a sweet, fun, light little read, with some good laughs. ...more

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Aug 25, 2011 Reenie rated it really liked it

Shelves: female-author, romance, superheroes

Yeah, yeah, disclaimer, I know the author (and the Hamiltonian Neuronautics Society has a policy against selling out by endorsing products... but this is Outreach!), so you know...

Whatever, this is still a lovely story. Super powers of sciencey awesome aside, though they do add a nice tint to everything, the charm is the fact that this is a story about two great characters falling in love. Or maybe rather being in love already, but having to figure that part out - Hansen being too smart for his ...more

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Sep 06, 2011 Jess Candela rated it really liked it

Shelves: m-m, read-in-2011

I loved Sam and Hansen, and thought they balanced each other beautifully. The first scene in the cafeteria reminded me of my own college days, but I wish the book were a little longer with a bit more world-building. I was able to figure out a lot in context, but more detail/background/explanation would have been nice.
I liked that Sam was clear he was bisexual and didn't seem to have any angst about it, even with Hansen trying to push him into the classic "straight or gay" false dichotomy. I also ...more

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May 01, 2015 Erica rated it liked it

The guys were sweet and the sex was hot. I wish they'd talked a little more and I wish it had been longer, but a good read all in all. ...more

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Jan 02, 2019 SoCalBookReviews rated it really liked it

Shelves: arcs_prolific_docs

This book was pretty enjoyable. I’ve never read or even heard of this author Katey Hawthorne before, but I was completely intrigued by the blurb when I read it. I’m glad I picked this one up.

Two cute boys, one gay and one “straight”, who have been best friends for years. And, both Hansen and Same have Superpowers. My only complaint with this one would be that I wish we had more information and description regarding their powers. How they got them and how they work and how it all happened. But, ...more

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Sep 14, 2018 Ana rated it liked it · review of another edition

It was an entertaining book. It took me a while to get myself into it but eventually I got to a point where I was hook to it. The final moments of it were really interesting.

I liked the whole paranormal thing going on about the guys but I think I couldn’t really understand the sense of it or what it meant. It that matter, I felt the plot was underdeveloped. It had a lot of potential but I don’t think it really get to be explored. What I did liked about it was the final moments, there were some e ...more

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May 15, 2018 M'rella rated it it was ok

Shelves: p-student, char-annoying-female, g-paranormal, time-contemporary, 2018, p-college-school, sexcontent-too-much-sex, g-fantasy, dnf, psy-abilities-elemental

Bland and boring with extra extra non-penetrative sex on the side (until almost the end of the book, not that I cared at that point anyway). The plot is considerably watered down by meaningless dialogue. DNFing at 80%.

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Jan 06, 2012 Jayhjay rated it really liked it

This review was originally published on my blog Joyfully Jay

Hansen Marks first meets Sam MacLeod when he sees him almost blow up a toaster in the college cafeteria. Hansen instantly recognizes that Sam is someone like himself -- a person with "awakened" superpowers. In Hansen's case, he can create and control fire, while Sam's powers lie with electricity. Sam is shocked when Hansen approaches him because he never realized there were others out there with powers too. Unlike Hansen who grew up in This review was originally published on my blog Joyfully Jay

Hansen Marks first meets Sam MacLeod when he sees him almost blow up a toaster in the college cafeteria. Hansen instantly recognizes that Sam is someone like himself -- a person with "awakened" superpowers. In Hansen's case, he can create and control fire, while Sam's powers lie with electricity. Sam is shocked when Hansen approaches him because he never realized there were others out there with powers too. Unlike Hansen who grew up in a family of awakened, Sam was adopted and never met anyone else like himself. His power is strong, but still not totally within his control.

A few years later we find Sam and Hansen as best friends and roommates. But although Sam appears to see Hansen as just a friend, Hansen is totally into Sam. He has been crushing hard since college, but he understands that things aren't going to happen between them. Sam has a girlfriend after all (despite the fact that things between them are fizzling fast). Yet that doesn't keep Hansen from lusting after him, especially when Sam walks around the house in only his underwear.

Sam is still periodically frying electrical appliances as he figures out how to keep his abilities in check. His power is strong and when his emotions are high they sometimes get out of his control. One night he accidentally starts an electrical fire, and fortunately Hansen is right there to put it out. But others see them and suddenly the men risk exposure for their abilities, something Hansen especially knows can lead to trouble.

As the guys are dealing with this, things in their relationship are heating up as well. Hansen finally confirms to Sam that he is gay, and Sam admits he has been attracted to Hansen all along. And when Sam breaks up with his girlfriend, the guys take their first steps toward a relationship together. Although Hansen worries a bit about whether this is what Sam really wants, Sam reassures him that these feeling are not new. Now the guys just need to figure out whether they can make things work between them while dealing with threats of exposure and Sam's lack of control over his powers.

I really liked Equilibrium and getting to know Sam and Hansen. I especially enjoyed the contrast between the guys in terms of their backgrounds. Having grown up in an awakened family, these things are second nature to Hansen. He has trained to use his powers for years and comes from a family of people who know and understand him. Sam, on the other hand, just suddenly woke up one day sparking electricity and having no idea what was going on. Although he is close with his family, he had no one to help him deal with his powers until Hansen and has felt alone in many ways. Hansen is able to give him a sense of community and make him feel less isolated. Sam says at one point that Hansen has saved his life, helping him figure things out and feel less scared or like a freak. We get the story from Hanson's POV, which allows us to watch Sam as he grows in his power, control, and self-confidence.

I also liked the way things work out with Sam's girlfriend Nessa. Although both Sam and Nessa behave badly during the breakup, they are able to work things out over the course of the book and remain friends, and even confidants. Both end up in a better place than they were when they were together. I really appreciated seeing them work through their mistakes rather than relegating Nessa to the "bitchy ex-girlfriend" role that is all too common in m/m romance. We can understand her point of view and both of them move forward to better things after their break up.

The title of the story refers to Nash Equilibrium, a game theory that deals with figuring out people's self interests as a way to determine their behavior and your own best actions. At least I think that's the gist of it. I will admit that despite careful reading, this did go a bit over my head. It comes up primarily regarding Hansen's concerns about whether Sam is really serious about a relationship with him, especially since he has only seen him with women prior to the two of them dating.

Which leads me to my other small issue, which is I was a bit confused about Hansen. As readers we know he is gay from the start, but I had trouble understanding if he is out before he and Sam begin dating. It seemed odd that if Hansen was out that Sam would have no idea when the two are such close friends. By the end of the book it is clear that Hansen's family knew he is gay, so I assume he was partially out at least? But maybe only to them? In reality, this doesn't really matter to the story, but I did find it confusing.

Overall I really enjoyed Equilibrium. I loved the contrast between Sam and Hansen and the mixture of strength and vulnerability that they each had. The book nicely blends the various plot points of Sam learning his powers, combined with the guys facing threats of exposure, along with the building of the relationship between them. Sam and Hansen were both great characters and very hot together. Really good story. ...more

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Feb 08, 2013 Julesmarie rated it liked it

Shelves: paranormal-urban-fantasy, m-m, gfy-ofy, friends-to-lovers

This may very well be just my personal issues, having grown up with superhero stories, but I see "superpowers" in a blurb and I just automatically imagine the superpowered trying to use their abilites to help people. So when that wasn't at all what this story was about, I was more than a little taken aback.

The whole tone of this was just so very much different from what I had anticipated. Ominous and angsty and rather frustrating at times, as opposed to the light-hearted super-powers story I'd e This may very well be just my personal issues, having grown up with superhero stories, but I see "superpowers" in a blurb and I just automatically imagine the superpowered trying to use their abilites to help people. So when that wasn't at all what this story was about, I was more than a little taken aback.

The whole tone of this was just so very much different from what I had anticipated. Ominous and angsty and rather frustrating at times, as opposed to the light-hearted super-powers story I'd expected. Hansen keeps not only his abilities secret from everyone but Sam, but he also keeps his sexuality secret--from everyone. And then even once Sam figures out Hansen is gay, Hansen does his best to keep his feelings from Sam.

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Sam, though. Sam saves the story. He is so sweet and so brave and so patient. What he did to call Hansen out on the attraction he'd felt earlier that day was amazing. And how persistent he was in not letting Hansen shut him out was beautiful.

Once I accepted that this story wasn't going to be what I thought it was, I was able to relax and enjoy it for what it really was. The relationship between Hansen and Sam, once Hansen stopped trying to talk his way out of it, was lovely and very worth the read. (The superhero-nerd in me, though, can't help but wish I'd gotten to see more awesome super-power wielding. :P)

Favorite Quotes:
He was a good roommate and a better friend. He only got on my nerves when I needed to concentrate and he needed to be naked.

"But I was really lucky it happened now, because ... because I just needed to know that someone--that you could still love me when I--even when I was fucking up the whole world." ...more

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Dec 22, 2011 Voss Foster rated it really liked it

Recommends it for: superhero fans, gay erotica fans

Shelves: rainy-day-books, fantasy, science-fiction

Grabbing a book this small, a reader can easily shelf it for a good month or two, if they are unwise to the glory of Katey Hawthorne. While the book is an absolutely amazing book to read on a cold day, wet day, boring day, it deserves to be read aside, as well.

The tension and panic of the characters grips you and pierces you, carrying you along for Sam and Hansen's wild ride. Unlike many erotica books, you actually really care what becomes of these two characters and, unlike a lot of women writi ...more

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Apr 03, 2014 Teresa rated it really liked it

Shelves: paranormal, z_2014-challenge-read, challenge, mm, prism-review, sex-erotic-explicit, romances, own, gfy, grl-chicago

4.25 Stars

****Reviewed for Prism Book Alliance****

I was eager to read Equilibrium for two reasons: First, I had read book three in the series, Nobody’s Hero, accidentally out of order, and enjoyed it. Secondly, I am making my way through the authors attending this year’s GayRomLit Retreat and Katey Hawthorne is on that list. I was pleased to find Equilibrium did not disappoint!

Sam was adorable, and it was sad to think of the struggle he went through before he met Hansen. I liked how Hansen hand ...more

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Feb 05, 2017 Donna rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 0-lgbtq-read

Dinner is overrated. It‟s all about dessert. Strangely enough, this was my favorite line in the book... but there were several that were a tie for second! *grin*

Things I learned from reading this story:

soliloquize: v talk to oneself (New word for the day!)

True or False: Marietta Falls is a fictitious town in West Virgina. T

John Forbes Nash Jr. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Fo....
Nash Equilibrium: Nash e·qui·lib·ri·um
noun (in economics and game theory) a stable state of a system involving th ...more

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Sep 01, 2018 Morgan Skye rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: reviewed, 2018

This was really good! There is some amazing world building with really cool powers- the meet cute is absolutely wonderful! Our two MCs are at school when clueless Sam meets in the know Hansen but it’s Sam who is the jock and the popular kid – so Hansen having the upper hand is a lovely switch. This follows them throughout their lives and into exploring things sexually when it’s decided that they are more than friends.

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Jan 09, 2012 Lauren rated it liked it

Shelves: mm-romance, mm-paranormal, friends-to-lovers

3.5 stars - I enjoyed this story and the characters. It was a nice m/m paranormal romance with a pretty interesting premise. There was so much potential to make this a truly AMAZING story, and I just wish that certain parts of the story had been developed more. For example - and without giving too much away - the trip to Hansen's parents and the whole deal with Trent could have been developed much more, and it would have been nice to have had a better understanding of the whole ordeal of what it ...more

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Aug 23, 2011 Corinne rated it really liked it

Shelves: queer-mcs

Disclaimer The First: I consider the author a good friend.
Disclaimer The Second: Romance/erotica isn't normally my genre.

This was a quick, fast-paced read and a ton of fun (although a little awkward to read on the tram, see also: Disclaimer the Second). The chatty narrative, the humor, and the characters' smart-assery totally worked for me. If you like dorky boys, superpowers, and a grounded, engaging voice -- or, you know, just a plain good read -- you should totally pick this up.

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Aug 23, 2011 Pia Veleno rated it really liked it

Interesting how many people called this GFY...(minor spoiler) (view spoiler)

Anyway, I like the light sweetness of this story. Put this one on the beach reads shelf. N ...more

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Aug 24, 2011 KV Taylor added it

Shelves: lgbtq, romance, written

I wrote this book (yes, I have two pen names, I'm like a f#@kin ninja), so I don't actually intend to review it... obviously. But it's meant to be a fun little romantic adventure type thing. It strikes me as the sort of thing that will please those who like superpowers, dorky hot dudes, comic books, and economic theory.

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Oct 19, 2011 SueM rated it liked it

Shelves: m-m, pnr, gfy-ofy, psychic-gifted, friends-to-lovers, ipad-ereader

3.5 stars. A good M/M paranormal romance with a friends-to-lovers theme. Sam and Hansen were cute together although I found Sam's gfy-ofy conversion a little too easy to believe. I would have also enjoyed a little more depth to the background story - some events were mentioned but quickly glossed over, but on the whole, it is a good fun story that doesn't require too much concentration to read. ...more

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Apr 12, 2015 Liz (Bugetta) rated it really liked it

Shelves: m-m-romance, e-book, novellas-and-short-stories, paranormal-romance, contemporary-romance, 1st-in-a-series

What a cute story. I loved the MCs and the world of the awakened (those with powers to control heat and cold and electricity) and the sleepers (everyone else) was really cool. And the romance between Hansen and Sam was super hot and super sweet - my favorite combination. So glad there are more books in this series!

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Oct 31, 2011 Natalie rated it it was amazing

Shelves: adorkable, first-time, cover-love, gfy-ofy, friends-to-lovers, paranormal

I really, really enjoyed this. The writing is bright and fresh, the characters are charming, and the science-y supernatural stuff is so intriguing. Also, bonus points for some seriously hot sex scenes.

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Nov 28, 2013 Becca Finn rated it it was ok

I don't really know what to say about this book. I just found it really bland, even the action scenes were meh. Many of what I assumed were jokes in the book went over my head, that was probably just me though. ...more

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Aug 26, 2011 Davina rated it liked it

Shelves: own-ebook

ok. felt like i was waiting for something not sure what thou. maybe it's all the wolf loving i was reading ...more

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Dec 18, 2011 Tamara rated it liked it

Shelves: in-a-series, lgbtqa, paranormal, friends-to-lovers, alternative-universe

A very easy and fun read. Loved it!

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