April book wrap up
Jasad crown: 4.5/5 ⭐
No one will beat Arin of Nezhal in yearning! A great conclusion to the duology. A good series for those who like a a fantasy series with a strong FMC, a good magic system and a lovely MMC
Kiss the villain: 4.5/5⭐
A dark MM romance with Mafia and college professors, age gap and low-key insane characters. a wild ride for sure but I was there for it. check TWs before reading
Lights out: 3/5 ⭐
I don't even know what was happening but Josh... you psychotic adorable dork. A stalker with golden retriever vibes like huh?
Tough guy: 4/5 ⭐
a super cute read! whished they communicated better
Common goal: 4/5 ⭐
KYLE YOU FREAK. that's all you need to know about this book. Actually, Eric Bennett is also babie so that's another thing. the ending was slightly rushed but still enjoyed their story
Role Model: 4/5 ⭐
Troy Barrett and Harris. it was so lovely watching Troy's character development and seeing how he held himself accountable for different things he did. Harris is just a ray of sunshine and honestly both of them deserve the whole world. Bonus points for Ilya being a menace #b
April was a fantastic month to indulge in a variety of compelling stories, and sharing my reading journey has been a joy. Starting with "Jasad Crown," I was captivated by the depth of Arin of Nezhal’s character and the well-crafted magic system that brought this fantasy world to life. For fans craving strong female leads and intricate world-building, this series is a gem. Switching gears, "Kiss the Villain" offered a thrilling plunge into a dark MM romance that skillfully blends mafia intrigue with unconventional academic settings. The mix of age gap dynamics and complex characters created a wild yet addictive narrative. A heads-up on content warnings is essential before diving in, as the emotional rollercoaster can be intense. On a lighter note, "Lights Out" introduced a quirky and psychotic yet endearing character dynamic that is both confusing and charming. It's rare to find such a unique blend of humor and suspense in one read. Moving to contemporary romance, "Tough Guy" was a delightful surprise with its adorable story, although better communication between characters would have enhanced the experience. Meanwhile, "Common Goal" engaged me with its energetic characters like Kyle and Eric Bennett, despite a slightly rushed ending. Finally, "Role Model" was a heartfelt exploration of accountability and growth with Troy Barrett and Harris. Their relationship development and the charming menace of Ilya added layers that made this story truly satisfying. Overall, April's reads spanned a rich spectrum of genres and emotions. Each book brought something unique to the table, from fantasy thrills to heartfelt romance. For anyone building their to-read list or seeking book recommendations, these picks represent a balanced and captivating reading experience that I highly recommend exploring.
