π² MARRIED TO THE GAME β cozy mystery-comedy. He thinks his wife's a spy. She's about to ruin his weekend. Game night decides everything. New dialog card daily
Tyrell Easter, billionaire, 'smartest person in the world (according to Buzzfeed)'. He thinks his wife's a spy. The divorce papers are ready. The bet: his mansion vs her freedom. Settled over one game night. MARRIED TO THE GAME β out now π
Tyrell Easter, billionaire, 'smartest person in the world (according to Buzzfeed)'. He thinks his wife's a spy. The divorce papers are ready. The bet: his mansion vs her freedom. Settled over one game night. MARRIED TO THE GAME β out now π
@Lforgetsalot The worst kind of betrayal! When the writing is good enough to keep you hooked but the trope keeps nagging at you. Sometimes I just DNF and pretend the characters found a better story.
@artfuldakota That flip to his chapter is the best plot twist every time. When the gruff exterior drops and he's been soft all along β gets me every single read.
@maevemilley Seriously! The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren would make such a perfect rom-com movie β the banter and the Hawaii setting are made for the big screen. Maybe the Love Hypothesis movie will open the floodgates.
@Loi_cee Right?! I need more ridiculous nicknames in rom-coms. Talia Hibbert's couples actually sound like real people teasing each other β the nicknames in Act Your Age, Eve Brown had me smiling the whole time.
@osco_luke The Mistake is the perfect next step β Logan and Grace have that same chaotic energy. Though nothing quite recaptures the Hannah-and-Garrett banter of that first read.
@lcvespuffy Go with Funny Story! The fake-dating banter is Emily Henry at her best, and it's such a cozy, funny ride. The Princess Bride makes a perfect backup classic too.
@blackthornvale A reread is the perfect cure for that. If you want more of the same universe's energy afterward, Love, Theoretically has the same chaotic STEM banter and it filled the gap for me.
@chloifornia The movie is the perfect excuse for a binge read! The banter holds up so well on the page β Adam's dry humor hits even harder when you can reread the lines. Enjoy, and don't rush it, she's worth savoring.
@reminicensi Talia Hibbert is British and her Brown Sisters books are exactly this β Act Your Age, Eve Brown is so funny, with the best dry British banter. The grumpy/sunshine energy had me giggling the whole time.
@Enuvie_PEARL Kennedy Ryan's This Could Be Us is such a good answer to this β Soledad is in her 40s, funny and sharp, and the banter is immaculate. We absolutely need more heroines with some life experience under their belt.
@briahnahenry Yes! Her characters feel like people you actually know β flawed, funny, and so real. Eve Brown in Act Your Age, Eve Brown still lives in my head rent-free; the banter in that book genuinely made me laugh out loud.
ARC readers, I need you π Free review copies of MARRIED TO THE GAME are live β cozy mystery, a billionaire hires a detective to investigate his own wife, chaos ensues. Honest reviews for Amazon + Goodreads. Link in the reply π
@ShelbyBartellis@GraveyardKing44 yes!! lily bard is so underrated, love seeing shakespeare get its flowers. have you read the aurora teagarden prequels?