The Roommate Rules by: Brighton Walsh (Audio Review)

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If tension had a sound, it would be the crackle between Declan and Penelope in The Roommate Rules by Brighton Walsh. From their very first interaction, their banter is sharp, addictive, and laced with just enough bite to keep you hooked; every exchange feels like a challenge where neither is willing to lose.

Dream Home by: Jenn McMahon (Audio Review)

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I have been waiting for Tucker’s story, and Dream Home by Jenn McMahon did not disappoint. Scottie and Tucker’s journey begins with a one-night stand that ends with Tucker slipping out early, so you can imagine Scottie’s surprise when she discovers he is the lead contractor on the renovation show she’s starring in. To make matters even more interesting, the producers push them into a fake dating storyline that, before long, starts to feel anything but fake.

The Rule of Three by: Sara Cate (Audio Review)

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Narrated by a stellar cast including Brandon Francis, Teddy Hamilton, Simone Lewis, Desiree Ketchum, and Jason Clarke, Sara Cate’s The Rule of Three is a messy, emotional, and completely addictive MMF romance that proves why her throuples are always a cut above the rest. As a spin-off of the Salacious Players Club series, this installment follows the complicated dynamic between Julian, Freya, and Archer, delivering a fresh and intense chemistry that makes it nearly impossible to put down.