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"Stop trying to Jane Austen my life!" he yells back.
"Listen, it's not my fault he's a mysterious and retiring young royal and you're the tempestuous ingenue that caught his eye, okay?"
2023 reread: Well shit, Goodreads deleted my 2019 review of this book. But as I laid on my DC hotel room bed, finishing this book for the second time while once again bawling my eyes out at this world where email servers didn't decide Presidential elections and that there could be 12 year old children who have neve ...more
"Listen, it's not my fault he's a mysterious and retiring young royal and you're the tempestuous ingenue that caught his eye, okay?"
2023 reread: Well shit, Goodreads deleted my 2019 review of this book. But as I laid on my DC hotel room bed, finishing this book for the second time while once again bawling my eyes out at this world where email servers didn't decide Presidential elections and that there could be 12 year old children who have neve ...more
Definitely a book to savor!
LOVE. Love love love. Can I give this more stars?! I need her next book now!!
[3.5 stars] Tempered my expectations heading in because I thought it was going to be another YA eye-roll fest, and while there were some truly absurd plot points and language, it was much naughtier than anticipated (definitely not YA), which was a huge bonus.
Romance isn't a genre I generally read, but I enjoyed most of "Blue." Alex and Henry are fully-fleshed, although often unbelievable, characters and there are many relatable moments for queer readers as the two protagonists struggle with com ...more
Romance isn't a genre I generally read, but I enjoyed most of "Blue." Alex and Henry are fully-fleshed, although often unbelievable, characters and there are many relatable moments for queer readers as the two protagonists struggle with com ...more
Alex Claremont-Diaz, son of the first female president, and Henry, the Prince of Wales, absolutely despise each other. They are around the same age, each man sporting movie star good looks so it was almost inevitable that an unspoken rivalry would form between them. When they are involved in a public altercation, they are forced to do some PR damage control and pose as best friends for the media. But pretending to be friends isn’t as torturous as Alex first believed and their feelings for each o
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