LGBTQ Romance
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Issy W
July 23, 2025
Loved it!
Loved it!
Though I probably should say more than just that.
Motorcycles are a passion of Cheyenne's, as she states in the authors note, and it really shows - there is a genuine love for them in the story, the catalyst that brings Maren and Jac together, via Orli, who initially has issues adapting to the move. And honestly, and aspect like that can really bring a story to life.
It's a heartwarming story, one of healing for all the characters; and of forging stronger bonds as a family. It's about being true to yourself, coming out, and deciding what type of life you'd like. And of facing fears, even well founded one. Yes, experiences are part of what make us who we are, but there is also the opportunity to grow from them as well.
Orli is as much a main character as Maren and Jac, even though she doesn't get any pov chapters, her part in the book pivotal, her struggles very real. There are some heavy moments, lots of sweet and spicy ones, and even with an undercurrent of uncertainty, not a lot of angst.
This is the kind of book that is hard to put down, and once you do, it sticks with you afterwards, and with how good Cheyenne Blue's books have been for the ones I've read, I will certainly be reading more.
