Most romance novels don’t upend my world view or leave me utterly changed. The thing is, I can’t wholeheartedly love, support and advocate for a genre if I refuse to review books in that genre. I love reading all sorts of books-serious and unserious alike-but I always felt that writing about most of the wonderful, beautiful fluff I read wasn’t worth it: what would I say?

But until making this commitment, I never bothered to review certain kinds of books-namely romance novels and other beautiful fluff. Writing about a book after I read it is such a helpful way to organize my thoughts around it. I know I won’t get to 100%, but I want to try. This is because I’m trying to review every book I read. Rebekah Weatherspoon ❤ Romance Novelist and Screenwriter Where the Happily Ever Afters are always in color.You might have noticed I’ve been posting a lot of reviews in the past few weeks. This story contains two massive nerds who can’t keep their hands off each other. It’s like not either of them is looking for love. But in the meantime, pushing each other’s sexual limits seems like a good plan. It’s only a matter of time before they both have to face the truth what he wants is the furtherest thing from what she needs. With this new relationship fresh between them, Daniel shares what he can of himself without scaring Keira off, hiding his shock and growing infatuation as she rises to every sexual occasion with her silly, geek-girl personality.

So naturally they both agree that an official first date would be a great idea. After all, Keira’s turned off by kink and Daniel can’t live without with it. When a good friend asks Daniel if his co-worker, Keira can join him at a local sci-fi convention, neither of them expect any sort of fireworks to spark. Single life as sexual switch suits him perfectly, giving him the freedom to indulge the types of erotic adventures some people only dream of. He spends his days doing what he loves, and his nights and weekends participating in the kinky activities his body craves.

Pyrotechnics expert, Daniel Song isn’t looking for anything. She has her job at Melrose Fitness, a new season of her favorite space drama added to streaming, and hundreds of thousands of words worth of fan fiction all to keep her mind busy. Is a nice man who’s into fitness and comics, with an extensive knowledge of everything science-fiction too much to ask for? Apparently, since Keira can’t seem to find a partner who can simply tolerate her interests. Too bad she can never met it through a first date. SATED (#3 in the Fit Trilogy) All Keira Kenney wants is her happy ending.

Treasure by Rebekah Weatherspoon