Don’t Date Your Roommate is a quick, cute romance featuring very beautiful people and giving into your base instincts to just enjoy each other as much as possible.
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I have been waiting for Knox’s book since the first time he appears with the Rooftop Crew! He’s always been this broody, charming, secretive alpha male who we know nothing about.
My feelings are shattered. I am shattered. This book will break you, build you back up and break you again before it all comes into focus. It’s so beautiful. The story of Charlotte and Malakai will leave your breathless and wanting more from start to finish.
I love watching strangers become friends and become lovers to becoming so much more. That growth and that gradual build is always such a treat.
This is a book about love in its rawest form. It’s about accepting the faults and flaws of the ones you love so you can love them harder and stronger than they want at the time. It’s a love story about fighting against the odds to always find love in the darkest days.
Heath and Ginny have such a fantastic friendship that turns into so much more. The chemistry there is sizzling and even though it takes them a while to really take the leap, that wait is so worth it.
There’s a redemption ARC in this story which actually makes it more interesting than just being another popular girl falls for a nerd story. I really enjoyed the character growth and the incredible friendship in the story.
Liza Jonathan has created such an incredible world of magic with amazing characters.
What happens when you bring the Montagues and Capulets into modern day New York City? This glorious book that follows two estranged families that were once best friends and shared a business.
It’s a powerful book about letting go of the things that are holding you back and taking control of your life to find yourself. It’s about trusting in yourself and giving yourself a chance to love and be loved in return. It’s about being true to who you are and not letting anyone else bring you down.
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