Review: Falling for my Ex's Twin by Colette Davison 4 of 5 stars

Falling for my Ex's Twin by Colette Davison
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Flynn’s fresh start as a farmer takes an unexpected turn when he crosses paths with Jimmy, his ex‑husband’s twin — the man he always assumed despised him. After a drunken one‑night stand leaves them both shaken, Flynn realises Jimmy isn’t the cold shadow of his brother but someone caring, protective, and genuinely attuned to him. As they reconnect, Flynn is torn between the possibility of real love and the fear of hurting the man he once married. Their story follows a farmer healing from a toxic past and the childhood friend who shows him he deserves to come first.

I loved that Flynn’s journey was incredibly moving, especially as he slowly recognises that his marriage wasn’t just unhappy — it was coercive and damaging. Watching him unlearn that harm with Jimmy’s steady support was at the heart of the story. Jimmy shows him, gently and consistently, that he deserves love, care, and to be put first for once in his life. Their emotions are written with such clarity that it’s easy to feel every moment of doubt, hope, and growing affection. The shift from pain to genuine connection is beautifully handled, making their love story both healing and deeply satisfying. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Sweet Obsession by Riley Hart 5 of 5 stars

Sweet Obsession by Riley Hart
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Rory is coming undone, and it all starts the moment he meets Shai Burrows. Shai fascinates him so much that Rory begins following and watching him — only to discover Shai is the one who robbed him. Instead of shutting things down, the revelation only deepens Rory’s obsession. They strike a deal: Shai will work off what he owes with his body, something they’re both far too eager for. One touch is all it takes for their worlds to collide. Rory has always thrived in chaos, but wanting Shai by his side is new territory. Their connection feeds on danger, desire, and the thrill of crossing lines they shouldn’t. As Rory’s fixation grows, he realises he wants everything from Shai — and he’ll take it. But in a violent world where control is everything, losing Shai might be the one thing that finally pushes Rory past the point of no return.

I loved that Rory and Shai’s obsession with each other is intense, messy, and completely addictive. What made their dynamic so compelling is the way Shai, despite all the danger surrounding them, becomes the one person who can steady Rory when it truly matters. Their love isn’t just passion — it extends outward, strengthening their bond with the wider family and grounding them in a world built on chaos. The author did a brilliant job capturing their thoughts and emotions, making every moment of fear, desire, and devotion feel vivid and real. Their connection is raw, volatile, and strangely beautiful, and I loved every second of it. This was an MM story with mature content.

** Please read the trigger warnings and be kind to yourself.

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Review: PAH! by Cora Rose by E.M. Lindsey 4 of 5 stars

PAH! by Cora Rose by E.M. Lindsey
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Rome has always been drawn to Dex, the hot co‑owner of PUMPT Gym, but acting on that attraction turns out to be far more complicated than he expected. Dex is hearing, doesn’t sign, and happens to be the brother of the man Rome’s ex is in love with — a tangle of reasons Rome knows he should stay away. Three years abroad should have helped him move on, but the moment he sees Dex again, all those feelings come rushing back. This time, though, Dex has learned Rome’s language, and he makes it very clear what — and who — he wants. Rome finds himself tempted to break all his own rules, torn between protecting himself and taking a chance that might change everything.

I loved that Rome and Dex’s connection was magnetic from the start — an attraction that began as something intensely physical but grew into a deep, lasting love neither of them expected. What made their relationship especially moving was Dex’s effort to meet Rome where he is: learning ASL, adapting his home, and making sure every space was safe and comfortable for a deaf partner. That level of care turned their chemistry into something genuinely meaningful. Their journey from desire to devotion felt heartfelt, thoughtful, and beautifully earned. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Destroyer by Charlotte Brice 4 of 5 stars

Destroyer by Charlotte Brice

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Nico is pushed into becoming Supreme Overlord, a role he never wanted but can’t refuse without risking a war. An undercover mission finally forces Caeo to see how much Nico needs guidance and grounding, not just protection. Feeling trapped by power and pressure, Nico makes a bold move that throws the four ruling families into chaos. As everything burns, Caeo must decide whether to stand with him or let their fragile connection be lost in the fallout.

I loved this story where Nico absolutely stole the show for me. Even with a past that shaped him into a psychopath, his brilliance is undeniable — the way he plays mental chess with every crime family at once is both terrifying and impressive. All he really wants is freedom, yet he’s constantly trapped between people who want to control him, and that tension gives the story so much weight. What balanced that intensity beautifully was Caeo’s steady, instinctive desire to care for him. Their undercover mission didn’t just shift their dynamic — it sealed it, revealing how naturally they fall into a Daddy/boy bond that makes emotional sense for both of them. A sharp, clever, and unexpectedly tender story. This was an MM story with mature content and a BDSM-like DDLB or Daddy/boy dynamic.

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Review: Scout by Charity Parkerson 4 of 5 stars

Scout by Charity Parkerson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Clay has spent his life guarding the Bosi family, trained from childhood to be a soldier. He’s used to criminals coming and going, but Scout — Killers Inc.’s sharp‑eyed, lightning‑fast marksman — is unlike anyone he’s ever met. Scout, usually confident and upbeat, is thrown off when he realises he wants Clay’s attention and isn’t getting it. Clay, who longs for someone kind and steady despite the violent world he lives in, finds himself confused by the possibilities Scout represents. With Killers Inc. now on the compound, both men are pushed out of their comfort zones as an unexpected connection begins to form.

I loved this story and I really enjoyed watching Clay and Scout wrestle with feelings that were completely new to both of them. Their confusion, hesitation, and vulnerability made their connection feel all the more genuine. What struck me most was how perfectly they fit together despite — or maybe because of — the harsh world they live in. Their strengths balance each other, and their emotional struggles make their eventual bond feel earned. A compelling mix of tenderness and grit. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Falsifier by Charlotte Brice 4 of 5 stars

Falsifier by Charlotte Brice
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Knox is forced into action when his family is attacked, determined to protect his reputation as the Slayer and take revenge. The only lead is Nico, a missing teen and the sole suspect, though no one wants to believe he’s responsible. As Knox and Porter search for answers, the trail unexpectedly leads to Porter’s estranged father, whose interest in Porter’s dangerous connections raises even more questions. With bodies piling up and the real culprit finally exposed, Nico’s violent path leaves devastation behind. As long‑buried secrets come to light, Knox and Porter are pushed to their limits, threatening the bond they’ve fought so hard to protect.

I loved this story that was addictive from the start to the finish. What I loved most about this book was the way Knox’s fierce devotion to his chosen family shines through — and yet his love for Porter still eclipses everything. That emotional hierarchy gives the story real heart. Nico also takes on a surprisingly central role, and the plot delivers several twists I didn’t see coming. The feelings running through the story are vivid and easy to connect with, making every character’s struggle and loyalty feel immediate and real. This was an MM story with mature content and some BDSM-like D/s dynamics.

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Review: Love Lessons by Athena Steller 4 of 5 stars

Love Lessons by Athena Steller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

James has settled into Surf City, loving his work as a probationary firefighter and the friendships he’s made — even if his grumpy landlord, Professor Jacob Lambert, seems to dislike him for no clear reason. With his twin away, James enjoys having the apartment to himself, until a rough New Year’s Eve shift leaves him overwhelmed and unexpectedly vulnerable. Jacob returns from visiting family, ready for a quiet start to the new semester, but seeing James break down changes everything. The moment brings them closer, revealing a softer side to James and awakening Jacob’s instinct to offer the steady, guiding presence James has been missing. Their connection deepens as Jacob realises James might need exactly the kind of firm, caring Daddy figure he’s been holding back.

I loved this story. What really stood out to me was the care and patience Jacob showed as he gently guided James through the little/Daddy dynamic. His understanding, steadiness, and willingness to teach without judgment gave their relationship a tenderness that felt genuinely earned. I also loved how their emotions were described — the story takes time to unpack what they’re feeling and why, giving their connection real depth. A thoughtful, emotionally aware romance with a BDSM-like DDLB dynamic handled with sensitivity and warmth. This was an MM story with mature content.

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