A sweet and easy read. While many of the tropes are common, every once in a while the story pulls a surprise. The characters find more in common than their initial attraction that makes them feel grounded. Great if you’re looking for a sweet, queer romance, with an HEA and lots of East-Asian cultural and food references. I was definitely hungry when I finished.
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I read primarily queer books. I love everything from basic mlm romances to classic literature to contemporary fiction. I’m slowly trying to add more non-fiction and challenging subject matter, but I don’t need any additional dystopia in my life. My spice tolerance fluctuates, so sometimes I want all the spice and sometimes I can skim over it.
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