This book had me laughing and crying. I felt so many things for the characters. I can't say that the love story particularly was strong but I just love this group of friends and seeing them always brings a smile to my face. ( )

I’m a HUGE fan of trope-y, trashy romance novels. This has all the same shameless giddy fluffy fun, but with actually solid messages about relationships and masculinity and friendship. The discussion of serious social issues is delivered unapologetically and with real depth, and yet somehow never slows the plot. Every book in this series is hilarious and honest and I cannot recommend it enough. ( )

Would you donate a kidney to a relative you only recently learned who they were?

Alexis sure will. In many ways, I feel that I'm like Alexis in this sense. She's willing to donate a kidney if it means saving a life, because not doing so feels like killing them in some way. It's brave, it's bold, and it's difficult. But that's something we have learned Alexis isn't afraid of doing.



The third installment of the Bromance Book Club is deep and full of feelings ready to be explored. Noah and Alexis are the best of friends, but can their friendship survive going to the next level? Maybe with the help of the Bromance Book Club...



I have to admit Mack is quickly becoming one of my favorite characters, but the Russian is a quick second. I'm glad to see he will be getting his own book, but before you can read that one, you have to read these three... Not because they aren't stand alone, but because you'll appreciate them so much more if you start from the beginning.



I feel hard for Lyssa Kay Adam's writing style and the narrator's smooth, sexy voice in this series. I knew that despite having the audiobook bought months before release, I would need the paperback of the series too. I love it that much. The antics these men dish out is hilarious and meaningful. Friendship, love, lust... Ahh.. this has it all. Just read it. Okay? ( )

This is another one of my most anticipated sequels of 2020, and I was quite disappointed when I didn’t get the ARC and then had to wait all this while for my library copy. But it was definitely worth the wait. There were some angsty moments, but overall it was a fun and entertaining read. I love the best friends to lovers trope, so I think I knew I would enjoy it and I’m glad it lived up to my expectations. I still love the Bromance book club boys and all their banter, even though some of their lines about masculinity or relationships have started to feel a bit contrived, because we hear some version of it repeated in every book - but it hasn’t yet taken away from the love I feel for this series.

I didn’t think I would be excited for the Russian’s story but that’s who the next book is gonna be about, and I can’t wait to see how it turns out. ( )

LOVED the humour in this book, which is why it gets 4 stars from me. But also very much for the novelty of the premise underlying this series. While this is the first I've read of the Bromance novels, I'll be dipping in again just for the clever mocking of women that's embodied in the relationship of these male friends. I didn't find it demeaning - it gives us women the chance to laugh at ourselves. ( )