The Dugout Review — Is It Worth Reading?
The most baseball-dense romance we verified in Kindle Unlimited, with a heroine who is the expert — and the separation that divides its readers.
The most baseball-dense romance we verified in Kindle Unlimited, with a heroine who is the expert — and the separation that divides its readers.
The only Kindle Unlimited romance we found with a woman playing in the NHL. Sports centrality, heat, burn, ending and KU status verified.
Ella Maise’s marriage-of-convenience slow burn is the cleanest premise on our shelf and the one where least happens. Heat, POV, ending and KU status verified.
Twenty-seven of thirty reviewers name Ryan Shay as the reason to read Liz Tomforde’s Windy City book two. Heat, POV, the insta-love split and KU status verified.
Liz Tomforde’s Windy City finale is the emotional peak of the series — and the reader evidence says it is a second-chance romance, not the slow burn it is sold as.
A shipwreck survival thriller with a band-5 romance bolted to it, and the rare H.D. Carlton book that finishes in one volume.
The most-recommended sports romance in Kindle Unlimited and one of the least sporting. Sports centrality, heat, length and KU status verified.
The rare age-gap romance built on two people rather than a premise. 4.30 across 884 Goodreads ratings, four years on. Here is what the reviews actually say.
The best-loved sapphic friends-to-lovers novel on Kindle Unlimited, built on ten years of accumulated intimacy and a dual timeline that pays off, held back by a length its own admirers keep apologising for.
This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you. Verdict: A genuinely adult academic age-gap romance with a 15-year gap, a famous pottery-wheel scene and no miscommunication plot anywhere, held back by a second lead the book never explores as thoroughly as the first. … Read more