An accidental meeting and a misunderstanding lead to a life-altering connection.
Word Count: 55,872
Gray is committed to healing Jack’s insecurities and winning his closest friend’s love, finally.
Word Count: 50000
These books are linked by theme or world. They are independent and can be read in any order.
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Very much a Cardeno C book, with very little angst or drama save Kyle losing his job and his home. I loved the way Kyle didn't like Brent very much because of what he thought he represented. Loved that Kyle didn't like how Brent made him feel, with out Brent even knowing it. Loved that last line!! I think I might go back and READ this one at some point.
I liked how these guys get together and how Kyle’s perception and treatment of Brent changes. Kyle comes across in a better light here, so by the end of the story I’d grown to like him. We are treated to a few of CC’s trademark steamy scenes.
Not A Game is sweet, funny, fluffy, and sexy. Oliver and Jaime will still your hearts.
The writer did a wonderful job of drawing the reader into the story.
Witty, Smart, and hard to put down is how I would describe Perfect Imperfections. I will admit that I'm not one to read M/M Romances, but I seriously fell in love with Jeremy and Reggie's story. The witty banter between these two will have you in stitches. Perfect Imperfections gives you insight into a nontraditional romance and the stigma that comes with it. Jeremy Jameson is a international rock star who leads a lonely life surrounded by hundreds of people. It isn't until one night when Jeremy meets the easy going Reg that he soon discovers a best friend and lover. I really enjoyed reading this story and I would recommend Perfect Imperfections to anyone who enjoys to read a clever romance with a great ending.