Cute premise but not as good as I’d hoped. ( )

2.5 stars. More graphic than I like. But i appreciated the idea of a bunch of guys in a romance book club. Something different, to be sure. ( )

This was cute, but I don't see myself reading the second book since it features Liz, who was very unlikeable (or maybe envy-driven? immature?) ( )

The Bromance Book Club by Lyssa Kay Adams (a Michigan author!) is occasionally so hetero it's painful, but it's also clever and funny and presents an antidote to the toxic masculinity ingrained in other genres. Contemporary romance with some social enlightenment on the side and all the better for it! ( )

A hilarious romance! Definitely one of those where you need to suspend your disbelief at the door, but in a pretty harmless way. A book for people who want to believe men are really just misunderstood marshmallows at heart.

The book club was really funny and I laughed out loud on several occasions. I was pretty miffed at Thea's stance on Gavin's ignorance. If you don't tell someone how you feel and actively lie about a pretty integral part about a sexual relationship, you really don't get to turn it around on the other person and demand they know you aren't really enjoying yourself but in fact faking (especially when you've been doing it from pretty much the beginning.) Same goes for the treatment from the rest of the WAGs - why should he have known, when you never once told him about it?

Annnyway, rating this against all other romance I've ever read. ( )