Damnit, Helen Hoang. You lulled me in with the first two books, only to gut punch me with this one. It got pretty real in The Bride Test, as evidenced by my review of that one, but this one was more feels than romance. I guess it makes sense, considering she mentions in the post-script that it was part memoir. I only wish I had read that prior to reading the book. Having dealt with my share of burnout (pick your flavor, autistic or ADHD, or both), […]

Now this is more what I was after with the first book. While it remains plenty spicy, the story doesn’t take a backseat to it all this time. And though there are still some moments that had me questioning what the fresh hell I was reading (for example, Khai wakes up with morning wood every day, so he thinks that means jerking it in the shower is a necessity to the point that he gets frustrated it makes his days less efficient), there were fewer […]

The Kiss Quotient is a book that had come to my attention multiple times in the past, but which I’d passed on each time for one reason or another. Though, after looking up recommendations for books relating to autism specifically, and seeing it pop up time and time again, I moved it to the top of my list and splurged on all three books in the series. Having now finished the first of the three books, I’m wondering if I may have been a bit […]