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Endless Depths (Deep Water Book 1)

by Thea Verdone (Goodreads Author)

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The Remarkable Lover (Sweet Southern #3)

by Maya Jean (Goodreads Author)

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Graciela said: " I'd go to war for you, so stop asking me to go to war to keep you. It's not fair.
The remarkable lover by Maya Jean.

Maya has worked her magic once again, crafting a story so beautiful it feels like a love letter to the heart. With each book in this se I'd go to war for you, so stop asking me to go to war to keep you. It's not fair.
The remarkable lover by Maya Jean.

Maya has worked her magic once again, crafting a story so beautiful it feels like a love letter to the heart. With each book in this series, she deepens my belief in the kind of love that makes you ache in the best way. A love that leaps off the page, so vivid and real, it leaves you yearning for something just as extraordinary.

Jackson’s love for Harper feels like destiny, pure and simple. From the moment he first saw him, Jackson was captivated even if he didn’t quite realize it himself. There’s something breathtaking about his unwavering determination, his refusal to give up, even when Harper tried to push him away. Jackson is the dreamer who never stopped chasing, the protector who guarded Harper’s heart as fiercely as his own. He wasn’t just a remarkable lover; he was a man who turned wishes into realities and gave Harper the safe, unwavering love he didn’t dare hope for.

Then there’s Harper, sweet, sharp, and achingly vulnerable Harper. Like a sour patch candy, he’s a mix of sweetness and bite, guarding his fragile heart behind a wall of sarcasm. His life hasn’t been easy, growing up the adopted son of two high powered attorneys who had little time to spare. He spent so much of his life alone, managing a condition that left him relying on his faithful service dog, Honey. Honey was his constant companion, his protector, and his lifeline. For years, Harper convinced himself he was unlovable, too "different" to deserve the kind of love he secretly craved.

But Harper’s sharp edges were no match for Jackson’s gentle persistence. Jackson saw him—not just the prickly exterior, but the tender, beautiful soul beneath it. And Honey? Of course, Jackson adored her too. She was part of Harper, and Jackson loved every part of him.

Jackson’s journey was shaped by one lesson his father instilled in him: dreams aren’t static. They evolve, and we manifest them ourselves. Once, Jackson dreamed of basketball glory, but an injury forced him to change course. For years, he searched for a new dream, and the moment he met Harper, he knew he’d found it. Harper became his dream, his purpose, his everything. And Jackson didn’t just tell Harper he was worthy, he showed him. Through love, patience, and thoughtful action, he made Harper’s deepest wishes come true, proving that he was deserving of joy, safety, and unconditional love.

These two are perfection. Their love is sweet and fiery, filled with honest banter and heartfelt moments that linger in your soul. Jackson and Harper taught me something profound: it’s okay to let someone take care of you. It doesn’t make you weak; it makes you brave enough to trust someone with your heart.

This story is a testament to love’s power to heal, transform, and inspire. Maya’s series has become a cherished part of my life, and I’ll never stop swooning over these incredible couples.

Meet Jackson and his prickly prince Harper tomorrow 1/1/2025 along with sweet Honey. ...more "

Feb 04, 2025 02:11PM · see review