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Title: Heresy Series: Antihero Inferno #4 Author: Lily White Genre: Romantic Suspense Release Date: April 26, 2023 ***5 Stars*** Aaaand we’re back in the world of Inferno and lemme tell you, those boys ~ and even the girls ~ are in top form as they deal with each other, their families (mostly their fathers) and the craycray that can’t seem to leave them alone (not that I think they actually want to avoid the crazy). And it all kept me turning the pages and needing more of all the chaos when there were no more words to read (ESPECIALLY after that tease from Anger at the end). As for Brinley and Shane. I freakin’ adored Brinley. Her upbringing was a bit different, and she does tend to try to not draw attention to herself (something that doesn’t always work in her favor) but she knows who she is and owns it. Shane. The need to Gibbs smack him was as strong as it was to pull him into a hug because the guy ~ for all of his ‘faults’ ~ he is loyal to anyone he considers his. Their journey...

***4 Stars*** This was a sweet, slow burn opposites attract enemies to friends to lovers romance that had some great moments and a lot of character growth for both Grace and Noah and filled with a bunch of great supporting characters that brought life and depth to the story. I liked Noah and Grace. Both are at crossroads in their lives and are trying to figure out just what they want their futures to look like, well Noah is as he has become a fish out of water, while Grace has a plan and just needs to make sure everything gets done.  Their journey is a slow one, filled with some interesting situations they find themselves in and the realization that, while they are opposites in many ways, they are actually perfect for each other. This is my first read by the author and I enjoyed it. The writing was engaging, though the pace did sometimes drag for me, it was a fun read filled with fun characters. I loved Morty, Rosie and Josh. Rob was awesome and Chris, Everly and Wes were fun to ge...

***4 Stars*** I know that the series is called “How to Date a Douchebag” and that should have been a huge Vegas sized neon blinky warning sign as to what I was probably going to be getting myself into, but DAMN! Even I had a few “seriously? WTF?” moments. Thankfully, they were balanced out by some sweet swoon worthy moments as well as great character growth by our main characters that kept me listening until the very end. Rhett and Laurel. As much as I ended up liking both of them, they put me through the wringer. Rhett is simply that good guy. He’s a hard worker and is a rule follower, not because he’s a kiss ass, but because it’s the right thing to do. He is a bit naive and oblivious to what’s in front of him, though I couldn’t necessarily blame him for that, but his heart is so golden it’s hard to be anything more than annoyed with him for it.  Laurel. Straight up, I wanted to smack her in the beginning. She wasn’t as huge of a douchebag as others in the book, but she...