The 13 books I read in March 📖 | March reading wrap up 💙

So like Beautiful Venom, Sweet Venom, didn't like.

I think trauma in books, I'm very sensitive to how it is dealt with and there gets to a point where there's almost too much trauma that it's like unnecessary.

Like she's just so bold and has such a big personality and no filter, so funny. I love them. And then there's his son Max. Like That book.

That is another one of my new favorite romance books ever. I literally have not I've been rereading chapters from this. I cried.

I gave this two stars. I despise this book.

This is one of my favorite dark romance books ever. Like I will reread this over and over and over again.

It's just Their dynamic is so good. I loved it so much.

Kiss the Villain, which is the first book in this series and it's also MM romance, I also didn't like.

I hated this book. It was very lust forward. Way too much spice without romantic connection.

I liked it. I wasn't obsessed with it. Like I really loved when I read it the first time, I loved the characters.

And Kai and I mean Kennedy and Isaiah are my favorite couple. And like I can't choose between Play Along and Caught Up. Don't make me. They're both just so superior.

This book ripped my heart out and stomped all over it. I cried so much. This was such a beautiful heart-wrenching love story.

This was a book where I could totally I totally see why people love it. It was not a book for me. I gave it two stars.

I gave the right move five stars the first time around, I gave it five stars the second time around. I am obsessed with these books.

So like Beautiful Venom, Sweet Venom, didn't like.

I give this one star. I [ __ ] hated this book. This MMC was like the I hated every single thing about him.