Tag: MM Romance

Josh Gray has made bad decisions and regretted them all, but it's the rock 'n roll lifestyle, so no problem, right? However, karma is a bitch.

Mistake one…sleeping with the then boyfriend of the lead singer of one of the top bands, Social Sinners, which leads to Josh being fired as Ryder Hampton's backup guitarist.

Mistake two…signing on with Nicholas Shane Management, who promises a new band that's the perfect fit. It turns out Nick is dealing dirty, and his company collapses when he's sent to prison.

Josh's world is in ruins and starting over is next to impossible. Word gets around that he's screwed over rock 'n roll's poster children, and he can't get an audition. The future is now an endless stream of empty whiskey bottles, and a surly server that no matter how hard Josh tries, refuses to sleep with him.

If you've read the Social Sinners or Maiden Voyage series, you'll understand the tough road that lies ahead for Josh. Is redemption possible, or should he just throw in the towel and walk away once and for all?

This is book one in the Chaotic Abyss rockstar romance series featuring hurt/comfort, second chances, and a bartender who just wants to be left alone.

Strike a Chord

Josh Gray is far from perfect, but that's what makes him easy to connect with. He's made plenty of mistakes, and as I read, I hoped he'd find his way out of the latest mess. The rock and roll setting didn't sugar-coat the consequences of his past.

Even if you haven't checked out previous series like Social Sinners or Maiden Voyage, this story stands solid on its own. I enjoyed the dynamics with the bartender who kept shutting Josh down—it added humor and reality to the character interactions. The slow buildup of their relationship made the romantic payoff feel earned.

The writing is smooth, the characters relatable, and the romance believable. It's an enjoyable read that left me wanting more from the Chaotic Abyss series.

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An MM romance story of survival, healing, and finding the courage to love.

Harper Reid has no money and nowhere to go, but he can't spend one more day under the same roof as his abusive boyfriend. Desperate to start fresh, he takes on a special case through a caregiver agency that contracts him. The client has fired everyone else, but this job includes lodging, so Harper will find a way to make it work until he's back on his feet.

High-flying, eccentric Riley Davenport has lost his sight, effectively clipping the vivacious man's wings. Learning to navigate in darkness is difficult enough without being treated like a house plant by his girlfriend, parents, and friends. The last thing he needs is another pushy caregiver hovering over him, curtailing the last of his freedom. But Harper Reid is different...very different.

Nervous, quiet, reserved. It's almost like Harper has secrets and is the one who needs to be taught how to live again. And why does he smell like sugar cookies? Men aren't supposed to smell delicious.

Trigger warnings: off-page domestic abuse, adult language, explicit consensual sexual content.

Until I Saw You

Harper and Riley are both likable characters, with a relationship that built slowly. They're each dealing with stuff, and the way they help each other feels natural. Roman does a marvellous job keeping the story flowing without relying on overly dramatic moments.

Harper's shy sweetness and the cookie references were a tender touch, and made his character real and warm.

I found the romance believable and genuine and I liked their chemistry right away. Their interactions had humor and warmth, making this story comforting and easy to read. I recommend to anyone who appreciates a slow-building, emotional romance that stays low key and feels authentic from beginning to end.

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