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Saturday, 14 November 2026

Review: Joyride by D.J. Jamison 5 of 5 stars

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Joyride by D.J. Jamison
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

After serving five years for a reckless crash that left Dakota Willis paralyzed, "Joyride" is freed from prison but remains crippled by guilt. When he discovers his latest hookup, physical therapist Kit, is actually Dakota's brother, Joyride seeks out the family to make amends—offering Kit complete control over him as penance. Yet as boundaries blur, Joyride finds himself falling for the very family he shattered.

I absolutely loved this story. The dynamic between Joey - who was desperately working to try and make amends for the tragic car accident that left Dakota paralyzed - and Kit, who was fiercely determined to hate and punish Joey, was incredibly compelling. Their relationship was completely explosive between the sheets, even as they faced massive hurdles working towards any kind of real emotional relationship. Dakota was truly the absolute hero of the story. She took the time to listen to Joey, thoughtfully working through the complex emotions and feelings as Joey made contact, started to make amends, and eventually became a true friend. It made me happy to watch them all navigate the heavy emotional landscape throughout, especially as Kit gradually began to understand Joey and realise he wasn't the evil person he had imagined. Packed with raw, deeply genuine emotions and feelings that were so easy to feel and understand, this turned out to be such an uplifting story despite starting from such a devastating tragedy. This was an MM story with mature content.

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