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Your Biggest FAN

(Self-Discovery #1)

Missy Welsh (Goodreads Author)

3.78 · Rating details · 396 ratings · 86 reviews

Truman Durant has two painful secrets. One keeps him in the closet and the other hangs inside his closet. Letting either out seems like the equivalent of suicide to him. He didn’t know just how badly he needed Stasi Manolis until he found himself in the pushy Greek’s sights. Would giving up his secrets and maybe falling in love really be so bad?

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Feb 06, 2018 ⚣Michaelle⚣ rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: gfy-ofy-bi-demi, favorites, m-m-romance

4.5 Stars

O.M.G I loved everything about this book.

From the closeted nerd living in a (seemingly) homophobic frat house, to the way Truman slowly but surely became more comfortable in his own skin - due to Stasi's encouragement and appreciation - I loved how the plot progressed.

Okay, honestly my adoration was mostly about all the sexy menz lingerie...not even gonna lie.

But still, what I found really interesting is how distinct the MCs' voices were. It seems like with alternating POV stories that, ...more

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Dec 23, 2012 Heather C rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: ebook, gfy-ofy, cloud, contemporary-romance, m-m

"Hello, brand new kink!"

Loved this book!! It was sweet. It was kinky. It hit all my right buttons.

Loved this line:

"You ever fellate a piece of food in front of me again, I don't care where we are, Truman, I'm hauling you across the table and tongue-fucking your mouth just like this."

4.5 stars because the resolution was a bit too easy ...more

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Sep 18, 2012 Lisa Henry rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: m-m, something-in-my-eye, say-awww, cross-dressing

Truman, a college student living in a jock frat house, wishes the secret he was hiding was as simple as being gay. Truman's not only gay, he's a cross-dresser. Being gay, maybe that's forgivable, but Truman hates himself for his "freakish" cross-dressing. He's also got some history that makes him hate himself even more -- a "relationship" that tore his small town apart with scandal.

At the start of this book Truman is engaging in some incredibly reckless risk-taking behaviour: rough sex with str ...more

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Sep 21, 2012 Natalie rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: college, cross-dressing

3.5 stars. A very good story about a cross dressing college student who finally finds the acceptance he's been seeking. I liked the physical contrast between Truman, lithe and blond, and Stasi, dark, hairy, and muscular. The sex scenes were great (there's one near the end that was endearingly realistic). I'm a little uneasy about how quickly Truman's problems were resolved, though. He had been engaging in compulsive, borderline abusive sex with strangers, and I'm not sure you just recover from t ...more

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Dec 12, 2012 Gabbi rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: gay-romance, favorites, top2bottom-reviews, series, angst, friends-to-lovers, opposites-attract, missy-welsh, loose-id, he-likes-pretty-things

Have you ever wanted to reach into the book your reading and want to give a character a hug so bad you could barely stand it? Well, I’ve read many books and I’ve read about a lot of heroes, but there have been a select few I’ve wanted to actually do that. In Your Biggest Fan by Missy Welsh, I found myself exactly in that position. Watching Truman go through his warring emotions as he tried to hide the man he really is, was a roller-coaster ride of angst, excitement and serenity that I found myse Have you ever wanted to reach into the book your reading and want to give a character a hug so bad you could barely stand it? Well, I’ve read many books and I’ve read about a lot of heroes, but there have been a select few I’ve wanted to actually do that. In Your Biggest Fan by Missy Welsh, I found myself exactly in that position. Watching Truman go through his warring emotions as he tried to hide the man he really is, was a roller-coaster ride of angst, excitement and serenity that I found myself wishing would never end.

Truman is a popular, baseball playing jock that lives with many skeletons in his closet. Not only is he gay, but he loves to occasionally dress up in women’s apparel. Both of these things that he loves and needs in his life, makes him feel ashamed of his cravings and forces him to live a lie to his friends. It pushes him into making unhealthy choices and into potentially dangerous situations when he allows himself to give into his need to be himself. Truman is petrified of being caught, and when he meets the very charismatic and sexy Greek, Stasi, he’s conflicted and frightened by his attraction to him.

But, Stasi is stubborn. Once he sets his eyes on Truman he’s bound and determined to have him. Stasi has a feeling that Truman is firmly in the closet and hiding a few secrets, but has no idea how deep in the closet and how much Truman really does hide from the world. Once he’s finally able to see Truman for the man he really is, Stasi becomes even more enchanted by him and accepts Truman AND all of his desires, giving Truman the greatest gifts of all…love and acceptance.

I LOVED this book! Both Truman and Stasi were heroes that lived and breathed off of the written page. Ms. Welsh is known for writing well-written, humanly flawed and very likeable men and in my opinion; she knocked it out of the ballpark with this one. I found myself becoming emotionally involved with both heroes and quickly rallied behind them finding their way to their own much deserved happy ending.

Your Biggest Fan is a beautifully written romance that kept this reader on the edge of her seat throughout the entire story. I loved the ups and downs both Truman and Stasi go through and cheered when Truman is finally able to be himself in the end. I know I’m anxiously waiting for the next book in the series and hope it’ll be released soon! If you are looking for a well-written, lovely and romantic story with amazing heroes and a strong plotline, then Your Biggest Fan by Missy Welsh is definitely the book for you! Highly Recommended!

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Nov 26, 2017 namericanwordcat rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: new-adult, male-male, football, contemporary-romance, nerd-geek, college-student-graduate-student, kink, college-athlete, lendled-to-me, 4-star-romance

Missy Welsh pens a well written New Adult romance. This love story is a lot about showing how you are, as complex as that may be, and being vulnerable and becoming more of your self.

Stasi is a great hero in pursuit of Truman and they have great chemistry and banter. Truman really blooms in this book.

I like the setting and the secondary characters too. The next book in the series is equally as good.

Can't wait for another one! ...more

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Nov 18, 2012 Valentina Heart rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: glbt, the-romance-reviews

This review was originally written for The Romance Reviews and can also be found there.

Two opposites falling in love is always attractive, but still, I haven't read something this good in a while.

Truman is a closet case, and one who takes it to the extreme. He has a scandal in his past, where his private life was exposed to the world, and everyone abandoned him, including his family. For someone as young as him, it took a while to bounce back, and while he might no longer be living in his truck ...more

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Aug 27, 2012 Mandy*reads obsessively* rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: ebook-owned, insta-love-lust, cry-me-a-river, hurt-comfort-disability, feel-good-read, sweet, m-m, abuse-trauma, evil-ex, gfy-ofy

3.65*
Truman is gay, but because of a horrid and imo abusive relationship that led to him being kicked out and alienated by everyone in his hometown , he is very afraid of coming out.
Add to that he likes to crossdress and is in the habit of picking up guys on the Internet which is not only dangerous but also leaves him feeling even worse.
Enter Stasi the big Greek bear , who to be honest is a lovable guy, but does behave a bit stalkerish.
They start a clandestine relationship which scares Truman bu ...more

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Oct 31, 2012 Heller rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: m-m, mm-new-adult, contemporary

3.5

Truman ripped out my heart in the first chapter. So much angst. I felt so horrible for this young man who felt he had to basically make himself invisible to be who he wanted to be and the anonymous hotel hook-ups were pretty horrible.

I really enjoyed Stasi's influence on his attitude but Stasi, while a pretty wonderful character in his own right gave me a few issues. Mostly with this line: (view spoiler) Yeah, maybe amusing...but actually a bit of ...more

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Nov 29, 2012 kasjo_peja rated it it was ok · review of another edition

The "sweet" and "adorable" was too much for me. Plus I don't like hairy guys (and hairy asses :-().
There was one more thing that I don't hold against the book, because the author probably didn't know, but 'Stasi' was German police force in communist times and I couldn't forgot the fact while reading. ...more

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Sep 08, 2012 Mandy Anne rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

First chapter completely sucked me in and broke my heart. This was a really sweet story about acceptance.

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Sep 29, 2012 Jayhjay rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This review was originally published on my blog Joyfully Jay

Truman Durant has two secrets that haunt him and keep him in constant fear of discovery. First, he is gay. And second, he likes to occasionally wear women’s clothes. And Truman fiercely protects these secrets, terrified of what might happen if his baseball teammates and fraternity brothers find out. He desperately needs his athletic and academic scholarships to not only keep him in school, but also provide a home in the fraternity house This review was originally published on my blog Joyfully Jay

Truman Durant has two secrets that haunt him and keep him in constant fear of discovery. First, he is gay. And second, he likes to occasionally wear women’s clothes. And Truman fiercely protects these secrets, terrified of what might happen if his baseball teammates and fraternity brothers find out. He desperately needs his athletic and academic scholarships to not only keep him in school, but also provide a home in the fraternity house. He worries if anyone learns the truth, especially about the cross dressing, he will be forced off the team and find himself unable to afford school and end up homeless once again.

Stassi Manolis is out and proud and a member of the school’s gay fraternity. He is hot for Truman and definitely wants him. At first Stassi doesn’t even realize Truman is gay, but once he senses his interest is returned, Stassi starts a full out pursuit. The problem is Truman is terrified of his secrets being uncovered and does his best to avoid Stassi, despite a growing attraction. But much to his suprise, when Stassi does discover Truman’s cross dressing, he is not only fine with it, but finds it a total turn on as well. Truman can hardly believe his luck to find a man who cares for him and is attracted all parts of him. But even as the relationship develops between Truman and Stassi, fears about others finding out his secrets continue to haunt Truman. Will Truman ever be able to be open about who he really is? Or will he have to continue to live life in the closet to protect himself?

Oh I so loved this one you guys! First off, I loved seeing Truman’s progression from scared and introverted, always worried about his secrets and closing himself off to everyone, to someone happy and in love and gaining self confidence. Before Stassi comes along, Truman’s sole focus is protecting his secrets and staying out of the spotlight. A crushing betrayal in his past has made it clear to him that no one will accept him if they find out he likes to wear women’s clothes. And even as he hates himself for it, he can’t stop. So Truman walls himself off to protect himself from future hurts and just tries to keep his head down. So Truman is truly astonished that Stassi not only accepts him for who he is, but is attracted to all parts of him. I loved seeing that light come into Truman’s eyes as he realizes he can be himself with Stassi. And that confidence carries over to the rest of his life as well, as Truman begins to realize there are other people that care for him and support him too. It is such a lovely transformation and you can’t help but root for Truman to find his way after all the pain he has experienced.

And I just loved Stassi. He is a big old Greek bear, a total flirt, a little outrageous, and incredibly sweet. Yes, maybe a little pushy in the beginning trying to get Truman to go out with him. But so warm and lovely and caring. Stassi doesn’t just accept Truman, but revels in everything about him. I love the physical contrasts between them — Truman who is fair and lean with long golden hair, and Stassi with his dark skin and huge fur-covered body. And wow, are they insanely hot together! The first love scene where Stassi finds Truman in his female clothes is just insane (not to mention much other hotness throughout the book). But they are also so incredibly sweet and loving. You can see how much these men care about each other, how protective they are toward each other, and how much love is growing between them.

The conflict these guys face is really an external one in terms of protecting Truman’s secrets. Stassi is out, which makes it difficult for them even to really be seen much together without raising suspicions. Especially when one of Truman’s fraternity brothers begins stirring up trouble. We can really understand Truman’s fears here. His financial situation is desperate, he has been hurt badly once before when people found out about him, and he really sees no other options aside from remaining closeted. And I really loved Stassi’s unconditional support here. It would be easy for him to get frustrated or push Truman toward more openness, but he stands behind Truman completely, wanting only to protect the man and help him find his way.

If I had any complaints with this story, it would be that things seemed perhaps a bit too easy in the resolution. I like to believe in everyone’s ability to be good and kind and accepting, but things seemed to resolve with just a bit too much patness. But honestly, I am not even sure I mind. Because in some ways, it works for the story, giving Truman that happiness that we want for him and the unconditional support that he needs.
Overall I thought this one was just wonderful. Such sweet loving heroes who really care for each other, lots of incredible heat and sexiness, and the story of a man who finds his way out of the darkness into something wonderful. This one is the first book in a new series and I can’t wait for more (and please will we get Mpenda’s story?) Excellent job and highly recommended. ...more

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Sep 11, 2012 Maggie rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Rating 4.5

This was a very sweet and beautiful story about owning your truth, love and acceptance. I loved both Truman and Stasi so, so much! Truman’s self-loathing, pain and fear were so heartbreaking. Stasi was amazing. So loving and accepting of ALL of Truman. His love was so strong and solid that Truman was able to find his inner strength to be who he really was. Truman’s roommates and friends were great too. I am so glad that this is just the first book in the series. I loved these character ...more

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Sep 25, 2012 Beck rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary, 2015-challenge-read, series, military, out-for-you, college

This is normally the kind of story that I love but for some reason I just didn't enjoy the reading experience ... perhaps, now that I know how the story turns out, I might enjoy a re-read more ... for me, the sense of impending doom that permeated the story, kept my enjoyment hidden behind the trepidation of reading something horrific ... as I said, now that I know how things turn out, I'm happy with the story ... I just don't do anxiety well lol ...more

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Dec 30, 2012 Rachel Emily rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: manties-xdress-drag-m-m, romance-m-m, contemporary-m-m, coming-out-m-m

I really, really enjoyed this! I just loved Truman and wanted to give him a big hug after reading the first few chapters. And Stasi was a great match for him. Overall, I thought this was a fun story...definitely one of the best things I have read from this author.

I'm looking forward to more in this series...anyone know if it's going to be a sequel about these two or maybe two different characters at the same college? ...more

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Sep 20, 2012 Shannon rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: aa-recommend

I adored this book. Like I was pissed when I finished that I'd alread read it kind of adored. About a poor college student deep in the closet and so miserable and a sweet Greek student who's attracted to him but even more wants to help him. So damned sweet and sexy and just freaking perfect! ...more

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Oct 11, 2016 ~nikki the recovering book addict rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: mm-romance

I really liked this! It was short, but so sweet! I'm hoping it's the first of a series about Truman and Stasi ;) ...more

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Feb 09, 2018 Paige (TheBookVulture) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: favourites, good-but-not-great, definitely-reading-again, could-have-been-better, contemporary, new-adult, mm, romance, lgbt, cross-dressing

The book doesn't really focus on anyone but Truman and Stasi, and it was disappointing because there are some great secondary characters I wanted to see more of, like Lenny and Grant. I hope there's more about them revealed in the second book.

Read like it had been edited poorly - a few typos, some areas drawn out longer than they needed to be, and others rushed through, some passages that didn't make any sense, and some paragraphs where it seemed to jump from one location to another, and was ju ...more

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Oct 31, 2012 Ro rated it did not like it · review of another edition

RE-READ: I've been taking a trip down memory lane and reading some old faves. I shouldn't. So far I've been sort of disappointed and this was no exception. I liked Truman but Stasi comes off as a super stalker this time around. I keep wondering what kind of asshole parents Truman has that they blame the victim.

Oh, Truman. His painful secret(s) shouldn’t be secrets, in a perfect place. But we don’t live in that perfect place, and so he has to hide. He’s a jock and the last thing he wants is to g RE-READ: I've been taking a trip down memory lane and reading some old faves. I shouldn't. So far I've been sort of disappointed and this was no exception. I liked Truman but Stasi comes off as a super stalker this time around. I keep wondering what kind of asshole parents Truman has that they blame the victim.

Oh, Truman. His painful secret(s) shouldn’t be secrets, in a perfect place. But we don’t live in that perfect place, and so he has to hide. He’s a jock and the last thing he wants is to get thrown out of the dorm, get beaten up or lose his scholarship. It’s all he’s got. He lived in his truck over the summer and he’s not going to do that again if he can help it.

He suffers from terrible shame about his past and his present. The present that includes his wanting to dress in women’s clothing. He thought he had found the person to accept him as he was, except that scumbag was quick to throw Truman under the bus, slinging accusations and lies. Truman had his heart crushed, but worse, it was a situation that devastated his life. His family sided with the scumbag and Truman has no one. He made it to the fraternity and he needs to stay put until he graduates.

Enter Stasi. In every sad story of someone being bullied or put down, I’d want there to be a Stasi around to make it better. Out of the closet, living in a gay fraternity, confident in himself, with a loving family and good friends. He is loyal, funny and a great friend. I liked him so much, I even decided he was good enough for Truman.
There is some great writing in this story, and some lines that made me laugh out loud. During an intense scene when Stasi discovers Truman’s big secret, and Truman is ready to disintegrate, he slings a barb at Stasi, which hurts him. Stasi calls Truman an asshole for said remark and Truman replies “You have a thing for assholes, huh?” Stasi responds “What gay man doesn’t?” This made me smile, typical Stasi defusing something that made Truman feel humiliated and making him laugh instead.

It is unfortunate that the scumbag in this scenario is all too common. That Truman comes away from the whole thing whole and capable is partly due to Stasi and partly due to Truman himself. They are so sweet. Put on your sexy dress, Truman, and rock it for him.

As a side note, I would never in a million years have believed I’d thank an author for putting farts in her book, but I have to here. Juvenile I may be, but that scene cracked me up, and it made me like those guys that much more. Kudos. ...more

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Sep 25, 2013 Candice rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle, ebook-not-a-kidney, m-m, loaned

What can I say about this? First and foremost I want to hug the living sh*t out of Truman. I want to hold him and tell him everything is okay. He broke my heart. I literally had to put this book aside for the night because of Truman. He got to me in a way not many characters do.

For some reason I pictured them older and I think I would have liked it more if they WERE older than 18. They acted older, that's for sure. Especially Stasi.

Truman is a deep in the closet. So deep in the closet he's in ...more

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Dec 24, 2012 Kukko rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: a-erotic, sex-mix-m-m, 1-app-kindle, a-contemporary, a-romance, character-student, z-2013, a-happy-for-now

Main Characters: Stasi Manolis & Truman Durant
Key Themes: Coming Out, Friends to Lovers, Humor
Location: Ohio

Great story about a cross-dressing college jock and a liberal arts student of greek descent. I loved this story!

Truman is a beautiful gay student, on a basketball scholarship, and living in frat house. College is all he has, since his family recently disowned him, after he was involved in a teacher-student sex scandal in their small town. Strangely, Tru was blamed for it! Since then, Truma ...more

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Sep 16, 2012 Shaz rated it it was amazing

Shelves: mm, cross-dressing-manties

This is one of those books where I want more, more, MORE...me greedy? Never lol!

I'd love to know how it continues. This story is set in college. Truman is a deeply closeted guy with a big secret to top it all off. He's been kicked out of home, traumatised by other events and very scared about the possibility of losing his scholarships if his secrets come out. Stasi is out and proud and likes what he sees when he looks at Truman. Lucky for them they can work things out.

The characters are well-rou ...more

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Dec 30, 2012 Becky Condit rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This book deals with a subject that I have no real working knowledge of. I’m not going to say what it is because that would give away a chunk of the story and I prefer not to do that to the author who worked so hard to make it a good read.

And this story was a good read. Stasi wants Truman. He makes no bones about it. He teases the man. Shows up in places he knows Truman will be. Truman is afraid, though. He’s so deeply in the closet that he goes several towns over to have sex because he has a s ...more

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Dec 23, 2012 Eli Easton rated it really liked it · review of another edition

4 stars. A good college-age story of a guy coming out of the closet. It was a sweet story and I read it in one sitting. I enjoyed the few unusual aspects of this book -- the cross-dressing and the "furriness". Otherwise, though, it wasn't a particularly memorable romance, ...more

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Aug 17, 2014 Kitten ~♥️ MM series ~ rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: zz-rlftci-bc-2014, zz-2014-challenge-books

Cute and sweet. The drama was a little over the top. Could of dialed it back a little.
The cross dressing was a nice addition. Man panties was a first for me.
I'd still be interested in the series if it still involve Truman and Stasi. The support characters were easily forgettable.
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Sep 29, 2012 Andi Anderson rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: angst, coming-of-age-story, hand-me-a-kleenex

Loved every moment of this story. Thought the heroes were perfect together. Perfect mix of angst and lightness which balanced it out nicely. Can't wait for read more! ...more

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Jun 13, 2016 Tristan rated it liked it · review of another edition

2.5/5

I was liking it, and then it just not did it for me anymore. Plus it caught me at a bad time.

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Sep 26, 2018 Silvia rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: lgbt, mm, college, 2018-rlftci-books, cross-dressing

This really was a sweet coming out story that started out with a bit of angst. Truman is a closeted gay that resides in what is believed to be a frat house full of straight college jocks. When he catches the eye of out and proud Stasi from a neighboring gay frat house he runs as fast as he can terrified that he will be found out not only for being gay but another secret he keeps hidden. But Stasi isn’t one to be rebuffed. This is the only part of the book that made me uncomfortable. I did think ...more

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Sep 02, 2017 dbbks3 rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: mc-to-love, series, m-m, romance-contempory, grabs-my-heart, made-me-think, college-guys

There were so many parts of this book that I loved.

A young man afraid to show his real self to the world as he had no one in his personal history to give him support. Truman successfully disappeared into the background. Yet he was strong enough to go after his college dream with no financial support. He made me cry and smile at the same time. I loved seeing him accept himself.

Stasi was fascinated by Truman almost to the point of being unhealthy, almost a stalker. Stasi wanted to know the real ...more

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Jan 18, 2018 Brittany rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2018-reading-challenge

Man...

Truman and Stasi just sort of did it for me and a lot of that had to do with Stasi's confidence. It was incredibly attractive. I'm normally a bigger fan of just the manties and some lingerie, not the full on drag, but I still fully enjoyed the kink in this one (view spoiler)

I am however not a fan of furry men... like at all... not even in the slightest... I cringed every time they brought it up. But it speaks to how much I enjoyed the book ...more

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Missy Welsh stares into space a lot, has conversations with cats, takes notes while people-watching, records conversations (not the ones with cats), named her laptop Norbert and her phone Pushkin, has backups of her backups’ backups, faints at the sight of a misused semi-colon, and will often ask socially unacceptable questions of strangers. Basically, she’s a writer.