Review: Knight by D.J. Jamison 4 of 5 stars

Knight by D.J. Jamison
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Knight finds a fresh start at Redemption Road after betrayal and prison, building a new life and a found family. His connection with Aiden — his best friend’s brother and his roommate‑turned‑casual‑hookup — quickly becomes something deeper. But when Knight’s old biker gang comes after him, he realises he has to fight for his freedom and his future. With Redemption Road at his back and Aiden becoming the centre of his world, Knight is determined to win his happy ending… or die trying.

This story was a great blend of tenderness and love mixed with the danger and drama of Knight’s past crashing back into his life. As his old biker gang resurfaced, the stakes rose quickly, and I loved how the men of Redemption Road stood beside him with unwavering friendship and trust. I really appreciated that the book didn’t just focus on Knight’s troubles — Aiden and his medical career were an important part of the narrative too. Their relationship was wonderful to watch unfold, full of devotion and the sense that both men would do almost anything for the other. The mix of danger, drama, tenderness, and found‑family support made this a great read, with emotions and feelings woven throughout. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Hollywood by D.J. Jamison 4 of 5 stars

Hollywood by D.J. Jamison
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Hollywood becomes an unexpected single dad when his ex is injured, finally getting the chance to bond with his daughter, Ruby. His former best friend — and almost‑love — Tex steps in to help, quickly becoming essential to both of them. As Tex settles into their lives, old feelings resurface, but Hollywood fears Tex might run again. Now Hollywood must figure out whether Tex is truly ready to stay and love them both.

This was such a sweet, heart‑warming story, centred on a bright little girl and two best friends learning how to reconnect and redefine what they mean to each other. I loved watching them figure out new ways to get along as their relationships shifted and deepened. The men on Redemption Road were wonderfully supportive, creating a warm, steady backdrop that made the themes of trust and honesty shine even more. So many feelings run through this book, all clearly expressed and easy to connect with, making the emotional journey feel genuine and satisfying. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Boyfriend Freeze by D.J. Jamison 3 of 5 stars

Boyfriend Freeze by D.J. Jamison
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Ollie has sworn off hookups, sexting, and dating for sixty days to regain his self‑respect — a promise that seems solid until he meets Graham, the sweet, geeky librarian who’s exactly the kind of temptation he didn’t plan for. Graham is all wrong for Ollie’s vow but exactly right for his heart, leaving Ollie torn between keeping his promise and pursuing the perfect guy he never expected to find.

Ollie’s behaviour really drives this story as he’s clearly overwhelmed, unfocused, and absolutely needed that sixty‑day break to get his head straight and keep from tanking his classes. Meeting Graham throws everything off balance, and because they’re such opposites, their relationship always felt like it would either click beautifully or fall apart fast. It’s a nice, easy read, but I didn’t get much more from it beyond the surface connection and the contrast between their personalities. Still, their dynamic had moments of charm. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Naughty & Nice by D.J. Jamison 3 of 5 stars

Naughty & Nice by D.J. Jamison
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Jonas and his ex‑stepbrother Quinn are snowed in together after a blizzard rescue, and a long‑buried attraction turns into a hot‑tub kiss that changes everything. As they wait for Jonas’s family to arrive, they have to face whether their forbidden, cabin‑bound intimacy can survive once the holidays begin.

This was a great Christmas story filled with all the close‑proximity tension and ex‑stepbrother emotions that make this kind of setup so compelling. I especially loved that Quinn had finally escaped his abusive ex, Clay which was a huge, meaningful step for him and I would have loved to see that explored even more because it was such an important win. There were a lot of emotions and feelings throughout, all easy to understand and connect with, and the dynamic between Jonas and Quinn felt warm, careful, and full of genuine affection. Their time together in the cabin had just the right mix of sweetness and vulnerability, making this a festive, heartfelt read. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Secret Admirer by D.J. Jamison 3 of 5 stars

Secret Admirer by D.J. Jamison
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Ace, Benji’s brother’s best friend, has been secretly falling for him and starts leaving anonymous secret admirer notes and gifts to express what he can’t say aloud. Each token brings them closer, until all that’s left is for Ace to reveal he’s the one behind the messages — and hope Benji wants something more too.

This story started out sweet, and I really enjoyed the excitement of the secret admirer notes and gifts. But as it went on, the charm faded for me — the pacing slowed, the plot became repetitive, and I found my interest slipping. I honestly almost stopped reading, but I didn’t want to waste the time I’d already invested. I did like the pep talks from friends, though the way everything had to be spelled out in such extreme detail felt unnecessary. Ace’s behaviour around Benji’s brother also struck me as odd and at times dismissive of Benji, which didn’t help the emotional balance of the story. There were definitely emotions and feelings throughout, but overall the middle dragged too much for me to stay fully engaged. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Sweet-Talking Silas by D.J. Jamison 4 of 5 stars

Sweet-Talking Silas by D.J. Jamison
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Silas, a wedding planner who no longer believes in happily‑ever‑afters, agrees to one match just to stop the Matchmaking Mamas’ meddling. Then he meets Bryson — charming, romantic, and unexpectedly perfect. Everything crashes when a man who looks exactly like Bryson shows up to a consult with his bride… until Silas learns Bryson has an identical twin. Now he has to decide whether the man he fell for is worth risking his heart again.

This story is a full romcom‑worthy rollercoaster, and I loved every twist. The connection between Silas and Bryson is instant, but what really makes the romance shine is the way Bryson gives Silas the space to reach his own conclusions — knowing that pushing too hard would only send him running. The emotions run high throughout as both men, especially Silas, work through the fears and heartbreaks that still shape their lives. Their relationship feels earned in the best way: hard‑won, tender, and absolutely deserved after everything Silas has been through. A charming, emotional read with all the feelings you want from a romcom‑style romance. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Hounding Hank by D.J. Jamison 3 of 5 stars

Hounding Hank by D.J. Jamison
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Jamie finally gets a match from the Matchmaking Mamas: Hank, who seems perfect over text and shares his love of dogs. Their first date looks promising — until Hank arrives expecting a woman. The mix‑up leaves them both scrambling, but a real friendship starts to grow. As Jamie’s attraction deepens, he can’t help wondering if Hank might still be his Prince Charming… or if he’s barking up the wrong tree.

Jamie and Hank start with a warm, easy friendship built on their shared love of dogs, and that connection becomes the heart of the story. I especially enjoyed how people around them began to question whether they were really just friends, while Jamie stayed determined to let any shift between them be Hank’s choice, not something he pushed for. There are emotions and tender moments throughout, but I did find myself wishing the book had gone deeper into themes like fluid sexuality and demisexuality. Even so, their growing bond is sweet, steady, and genuinely enjoyable to follow. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Meddling With Maverick by D.J. Jamison 3 of 5 stars

Meddling With Maverick by D.J. Jamison
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Damon loves meddling in Maverick’s love life, especially after a prank pushes Maverick into dates arranged by the Matchmaking Mamas. Damon “accidentally” sabotages them… purely out of neighbourly duty, of course. When Maverick challenges him to be a better date, Damon ends up in the hot seat — and realises he might actually want something genuine with him. What starts as teasing turns into the possibility of real kisses, real connection, and maybe a lifetime of meddling together.

Damon and Maverick spend so much time pranking and provoking each other that it’s obvious there’s something deeper simmering underneath — their constant back‑and‑forth hides an undeniable connection. I did find Damon’s bi‑awakening a little clunky and felt it could have been handled more smoothly, but overall I still enjoyed the story. Their chemistry, the humour in their rivalry, and the way their feelings finally break through make this a fun, engaging read. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: The Snuggle is Real by D.J. Jamison 3 of 5 stars

The Snuggle is Real by D.J. Jamison
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

When Ford's ex-wife lands in rehab, he gets a surprise for the holidays. A 7-year-old girl who's got no place to go. He loves his former stepdaughter Charlie like she's his own, but he has no idea how to give her everything she needs. Unless he finally lets go of his pride and accept help from the new director of the Holiday Hope Foundation. Mason West is eager to lend support however he can. And when Ford lets him, he goes above and beyond. He'd never been into men before, but Mason is so sweet, so giving, so perfectly sized to snuggle in against his holiday sweater. Maybe if he can figure out what all this means, he can gain more than a daughter for the holidays.

This was a sweet Christmas story of how Ford found love and gained a family too. I did think the change to being with a man wasn't covered much as was the decision to leave Charlie with Ford by his ex wife. Easy to read and understand. This was an MM story with mature content.

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Review: Grinch Kisses by D.J. Jamison 3 of 5 stars

Grinch Kisses by D.J. Jamison
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Griff organises the Christmas festival at Christmas Falls every year and the shine wears off of Christmas when you live it 24/7 so he is locally known as Grinch. Then his sister Jess brings a fake boyfriend called Logan who has to stay with Griff due to space issues. Keeping his hands off the tall, broad and handsome Logan is increasingly difficult until Logan makes Jess confess the deception to Griff. Then the two men who are perfect for each other can be themselves.

This was a sweet Christmas story with all the necessary ingredients for Griff to have his life changed for the better in many ways and for Logan and Griff to get the kind of HEA they could only ever dream of. I loved how overbearing Greiff and Jess's mother was - typical of many mothers. Easy to read, feel and understand. This is an MM story with mature content.

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