Book of the Week Winners!
Here are the winners of this week’s Book of the Week Poll.
Both will go through to the Book of the Month Poll
Stars Collide (Written in the Stars, Book 1) by Mia Monroe
Reviewed by Larissa
TITLE: Stars Collide 
SERIES: Written in the Stars, Book 1
AUTHOR: Mia Monroe
PUBLISHER: self-published
RELEASE DATE: January 6, 2020
LENGTH: 268 pages
BLURB:
He always gets what he wants. Until he meets me.
Above average intelligence is the only break life has given me. I studied hard, got the scholarship to my preferred school, and now I’m poised for my dream job.
That is, until Gabriel struts into my life lobbying for the position he didn’t lift a finger for. And who gets to train him? This guy.
Gabriel is many things- soccer star, golden boy, rival- but this is one thing that won’t come easy to him. I’ll prove I’m the better candidate for the position and somehow manage not to get lost in his eyes.
We spend our days talking about space, and when two stars collide, there’s always an explosion.
Stars Collide is a steamy, low angst, enemies to lovers, opposites attract, MM romance with a determined science major, a former athlete finding his way, a galaxy of assumptions, and only ONE bed. It is book one in the Written in the Stars series, featuring science-loving nerds and the men who fall for them.
XOXO, Santa by Spencer Spears
Reviewed by Sadonna
TITLE: XOXO, Santa
AUTHOR: Spencer Spears
PUBLISHER: Self-published
LENGTH: 285 pages
RELEASE DATE: December 16, 2020
BLURB:
How do you ask your best friend to be your first time?
Blake: What do you do when you realize at age 20 that you might like guys?
If you’re me, you come up with a brilliant and foolproof plan:
Proposition the one gay guy you know to swipe your V-card over winter break.
In my case, that’s my childhood best friend, Henry.
Just one problem—Henry hates my guts.
That’s okay, though, because I’ve got a Plan B:
Download an app, find a guy to hook up with, and figure out once and for all if I’m as gay as my internet search history suggests.
One more little problem—before I can meet the guy I’m messaging online, I have to get through a week’s vacation with Henry and our families.
Henry, who can’t stand me, but who I can’t get out of my head.
Henry, who’s off-limits, but who I maybe kinda sorta kissed last night?
Henry, who’s spending an awful lot of time checking messages on his phone…
XOXO, Santa is a 70,000 word stand-alone gay romance novel with holiday sweetness, first-time steam, and a borderline-unhealthy level of snark. It features jock/nerd, friends-to-lovers, and online love tropes.
