A Very Merry Bromance (Bromance Book Club, #5)

by Lyssa Kay Adams

They called themselves the Bromance Book Club, a group of men who read romance novels to learn how to see the world through a less toxic lens than the ones that all cisgender heterosexual men are taught to look through.

The lessons of romance novels had taught them all how to be better men, better partners, and better friends to one another.

Because Colton Wheeler had one job, and one job only. To make other people happy. Even if it killed him.

“You’re happiness and frivolity personified.”

“Happiness is the expectation that weighs you down.”

“We all wear the chains we forged in life, princess. You need to figure out what yours is made of before it’s too late.”

“You should know, honey, that I’d rather be insulted by you than be fawned over by anyone else.”

I’m not like your family. You don’t have to prove anything to me. I’m in. All the way. So what do I need to do here? Do I need to slip you a note in study hall to ask you to be my girlfriend?”