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Becoming His Angel by S. M. Landon: 5/5. LOVED IT. This was so good. Delorean was unreservedly sweet, understanding, honest, and dark. Anthony was broken but flourished and found himself through Delorean's unconditional love, and it was beautiful. So well executed and wrapped up. I'm also glad John got what he deserved and that they got their HEA.

Toko by Roxanna C. Revell: Didn't Read. I saw "forced pregnancy," in the TWs and I was like NOPE.

No Sleep by Nyla K.: 2.75/5. I liked the concept of the story, but the execution lacked and suffered because of the writing style. This needed at least another round of editing before publishing because the amount of typos was too high for a short story. It was also trying too hard at times, and that made me cringe and laugh when I wasn't supposed to.

Mask of Sin by Michaela Cole: 5/5. That was SO good. I loved the setup, development, ending, and characters. The writing was also great, and just, ugh, I wish I could read it again without knowing how it's going to end.

Also, the only reason I didn't give Static 5 stars was because I wanted more, and now I know it's going to be a complete novel, which makes me very happy.

Static by Marie Ann: 4.5/5. No one's more surprised about how much I enjoyed this story that has a freaking creepy clown as a ML more than me. This was so good, so immersive, and I wish it was longer. I want to know more. Who is Static? How will he meet Madison again? How will this impact Madison beyond his discovery of true fear and what it makes him feel? I was hesitant at first, but it truly won me over.

Something Sinister This Way Come by L. K. Reid: 4/5. I would actually like to read a fully developed story of this one. I want to know how they'll take down Judah and if Gabriel will keep his promises to them. I also want to know about Danika's year away from Lazarus and what happened to Gabriel during those 7 years.

Lobo by J. Dylan: DNF. I didn't like the writing style, storyline, or tone. 2 and a half chapters were enough for me to realize it wasn't for me.

The Taste of Crimson by Hellie Heat: 3/5. It was rather interesting at the start, but it lost me in the second half. I just don't think that last part was well executed. I wish the revenge on the brothers would've been described instead of just mentioned.

Pockets Deep in Darker Waters by Fae Quin: 4/5. They hooked up in a boat during a storm dksksjs I'm actually quite intrigued by the space setting, Henry & Oliver's dynamic, and I want more despite it being quite a simple and (I think) predictable story. It was fun.