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Least Favorite: None

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April

Books Read: 0

Rereads: 0

Pages Read: 43

Hours Listened: 1h 23m

Average Rating: 0

Year-to-Date

Books Read: 10

Rereads: 0

Pages Read: 3,121

Hours Listened: 95h 52m

Average Rating: 4.0

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Least Favorite: None

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March

Books Read: 0

Rereads: 0

Pages Read: 0

Hours Listened: 0

Average Rating: 0

Year-to-Date

Books Read: 10

Rereads: 0

Pages Read: 3,078

Hours Listened: 94h 29m

Average Rating: 4.0

Books Read

Favorite: Below Zero

Least Favorite: Stuck With You

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February

Books Read: 6

Rereads: 0

Pages Read: 1,609

Hours Listened: 43h 39m

Average Rating: 3.9

Year-to-Date

Books Read: 10

Rereads: 0

Pages Read: 3,078

Hours Listened: 94h 29m

Average Rating: 4.0

Stuck with YouTitle: Stuck with You
Author: Ali Hazelwood
Series: STEMinist #2
Genre: Romance
Format: Audio
Pages: 127
Length: 3h 22m
Narrator: Meg Sylvan
Source: Library
Reason: Just Because
Rating:
Sexual Content: 3.5 Flames

My Thoughts

STUCK WITH YOU is my least favorite of the STEMinist Novellas. Normally, instalove doesn’t bother me, but I couldn’t get over part of the premise. I liked the idea of them being stuck in the elevator together so they could air out their grievances, but Erik’s thoughts on why Sadie was mad at him was just too much for me.

I did like Sadie and Erik’s chemistry, and I think I might’ve liked this one better had it been a fully fleshed out novel.

Under One RoofTitle: Under One Roof
Author: Ali Hazelwood
Series: STEMinist #1
Genre: Romance
Format: Audio
Pages: 112
Length: 3h 38m
Narrator: Emma Wilder
Source: Library
Reason: Just Because
Rating:
Sexual Content: 3.5 Flames

My Thoughts

I read the STEMinist Novellas out of order and started with the third one first. Thankfully, you can read these in any order.

I loved BELOW ZERO and I was worried I wouldn’t enjoy UNDER ONE ROOF as much, but I did. I loved both Liam and Mara. I loved the forced proximity trope, their chemistry, and banter. It was a fun read. I still want more! (This is why I don’t read short stories very often.)