Name: Hopelessly Bromantic
Rating: 3.9 (5 reviews)

Lauren Blakely

Two sexy, witty, charming men! One fabulous love story!

Hopelessly Bromantic

$2.99 preorder special! Price goes up on release day! A sexy, passionate, utterly addictive, roomies-to-lovers MM romance from #1 NYT Bestseller Lauren Blakely! Look, when I met the sexy, witty Brit on the streets of London last night, I had no idea who he was. He was just that hot guy I wanted to have a drink with so I asked him out for my first evening in town. One thing almost led to another. After a midnight kiss, we made plans for a whole lot more the next day. But when I unlock the door to my rental in the morning, the English hottie is lounging on the couch like he lives here too. Great. For the next year I'll be sharing a tiny flat with the sexiest guy I've ever known. Time for a few simple rules -- don't walk around the flat wearing only a towel, don't spend our nights together exploring London, and don't crack open my secrets for him. Even as I smash all those rules, I try to resist falling for the cocky charmer. But after a taste of his lips, I give all the way in, telling myself one night and we won't fall in love. Too bad in the morning I discover that hiding my true feelings is the least of my worries, compared to a twist I never see coming. Contents Include: One broody American, one charming Brit, and two libidos that can barely fit into the smallest flat in London. Translation - hot, angsty nights in the first novel in a scorching and emotional two-book epic MM romance!

Meghan Thompson 

ugh this started out so strong i absolutely loved the beginning of this book. i loved their cute whirlwind romance. they had such a strong foundation with their budding friendship that eventually just grew to be too much. and it absolutely broke my heart when TJ left London. 
what ultimately fell through for me is the whole "find me in the future" trope its not my favourite and I just feel like they lost their oomph once they reconnected. the story was still sweet and the audiobook was a riot to listen to.

Hopelessly Bromantic

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