Her characters are imperfect, like in My Professor – many of them make mistakes in assumptions or judgments throughout the story – but they all come out better in the end because of it.

Whether it’s an awkward hookup between two misunderstood besties or a former-flame affair that leaves sparks flying, R.S. Grey genuinely expresses all the awkwardness, vulnerability, and humor of romantic situations. Among her fans are those looking for a strong heroine, preferably with some level of career success, who proves to be brave and independent.The first book, Lingus, has an exciting plot. I have never seen another book. We follow a girl, Kat Berger, who goes to an adult convention because she loves it. She meets a guy who makes her laugh, feels very comfortable, and instantly connects with her. I know Zapata books are famous for the slow-burn romances. I loved her other book Kulti which made me decide to read some of her other books. The Home run happens in the mid 80%, and everything leading up to the magical scoring run was delicious. I really appreciated him finding out she’s a v the good ol’ fashioned way 😬😅🥵. What makes it all so magical is that he learns her body, he worships every inch, and he’s always about ensuring her pleasure, *sigh*, which is all we women ever want in our men during those times 🔥🥰. This couple does have a somewhat slow buildup. They don't get intimate until the last half of the book. I didn't really mind that because the author didn't bore with unnecessary details. For an MC book, this book doesn't have much angst, and again I'm totally ok with that.

x ♾️ Reading this for the second time just brought me so much comfort and joy. I loved it just as much as the first time I read it. It was just perfection! This is a slow burn but compared to other books by MZ, it was not that slow. Their first kiss was at 58% so that’s pretty early compared to her other books. I wasn’t complaining though 😮‍💨🤭 She has published numerous critically acclaimed novels, including the Kulti series, and The Wall of Winnipeg and Me series. For two years, the man known as The Wall of Winnipeg couldn’t find it in him to tell her good morning or congratulate her on her birthday. Now? He’s asking for the unthinkable. So having Sonny around, worrying about his friends getting too close or giving me looks that he didn't like, was strangely nice.I held up my hands and shrugged. “Eh.” I’d be a hypocrite if I said that I didn’t turn into a moody zombie on my period.