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REVIEW: A Merry Penthouse Christmas by Amanda Meuwissen (Single Dads All the Way #5)

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  A MERRY PENTHOUSE CHRISTMAS Single Dads All the Way - Book Five by Amanda Meuwissen Release Date: December 2, 2025 Review Sweet and light. Beau thought he was going to be a dad, newly single, and struggling to find work as a history teacher,  and Arik, a millionaire with a B, who’s jumped into being a dad without a real plan. It’s a match made in heaven, and they get the gift of family this holiday. A really adorable story, that’s easy and quick. And despite their very different economic circumstances, they actually share a lot in common, and their love of the tiny newborn is only one of them. They have some great banter, and I love how Beau keeps Arik grounded, while also constantly underestimating the billionaire playboy. Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis Real life is rarely a fairytale. Beau de León only ever wanted the simple things in life. A steady job as a middle school history teacher, a faithful wife, and to one day become a dad. Recently, however, he los...

REVIEW: Fighting My Bully by Amanda Meuwissen (Fighting for Love #4)

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  FIGHTING MY BULLY Fighting for Love - Book Four by Amanda Meuwissen Release Date: January 12, 2023 Review It’s true when they say most bullies are hiding from themselves or the world and use violence as a mask. I loved this second chance story. It required some work on Corbett's part to convince Fred to even give him the time of day. But they are so lovely together, I’m glad he did. It’s not just the bullying he faced in school, but also an attack by muggers, that gives him pause to letting someone into his life that may still be the same boy he was back then. But Corbett has truly changed and he’s ready to prove it. I truly enjoyed the journey both these men took to be together. The healing and rebuilding of trust. The love. It was a wonderful story Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis Second chances can hit where it hurts—especially between a bully and his victim. Fred When people say, “Live your best life,” the ideal at thirty-three doesn’t account for bisexual awakeni...