Growing up knowing you were stolen of your birthright could drive anyone crazy, and it almost did Porter Dixon. To think that loving Bishop Sullivan is what kept him sane and got him back home was absolutely poetic.
**warning: some addiction issues in this book might be triggering for some**
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I didn’t realize in my recent life haze that Until We Meet Again is the next book in the Roosevelt College series. Reading XOXO was so sweet and emotional, and this one not one ounce less than that.
Continue at your own peril, this one is a bit spoilery…
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I just can’t seem to stop myself from diving into anything Christina Lee writes.
Love Song is a different trope than she usually writes, and I liked it a lot. It’s becoming apparent more and more as society progresses, that LGBTQ+ people aren’t so black and white defined. The range is pretty much infinite, and somehow I find that very romantic. Emotionally based and not necessarily physical. KWIM? Like what attracts people to each other is not based on how they identify, but on their attraction to the person.
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When there’s a character that believes it doesn’t deserve love, for whatever justified reason or not, Christina Lee might just be the right author to give it the HEA it deserves.
And that’s exactly what happened, once more, with Rowan Abernathy, a celebrity stylist working with A-listers and scorned lover. When Rowan hires Shae Shanahan, who can’t even be bothered with the basics of differentiating between basic fabrics, he’s in for such a fun (and funny) ride.
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The Book Hammock 