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Bonnie G.
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If you like Kennedy Ryan (I do), this will feel familiar and good, but it is more sex driven than most of her others. This is not a bad thing, I was just surprised to find myself reading about a 3-way a few pages in. No shade for the menage, but I feel like I want to know a few things about my main characters before I know their level of nipple sensitivity. But that is a me problem.
— May 26, 2026 09:47AM
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Bonnie G.
is on page 278 of 448
Though Ryan can get a little overwrought for me (Verity and her friends are such drama queens and so sex obsessed, totally apart from their bipolar illness), her stories are always intricate and immersive, and this one is definitely both.
— May 29, 2026 01:52PM
Bonnie G.
is on page 162 of 448
Things are coming together. We know from the beginning that there are secrets around the early death of Verity's parents, but when we finally learn the story in the context of Verity's bipolar diagnosis (not a spoiler, there is an opening author's note that discusses this), it explains so much, and it is so well done. I am in love with Verity's aunts, who did not let their tragedy force them to lose their compassion.
— May 27, 2026 08:06PM
Bonnie G.
is on page 112 of 448
Ms. Ryan is hella dramatic. I am in the right mood for that now, but I expect some of the detailed descriptions of words pushing their way out of Verity and Monk's stratospheric ecstacy level, having found Verity, would feel overblown if I were not currently in a histrionic moment myself.
— May 26, 2026 03:07PM
