HeartShip

Amy Jo Cousins

Apr 2017 · Full Hearts Book 2 · Amy Jo Cousins

About this ebook

Benji never meant to catfish a hot college football player in Minnesota when he met a fellow anime fan online. But when @joshfortytwo announces he’s coming to Miami for a spontaneous visit, Benji is pretty sure the left tackle—whatever that is—expects to meet a cute girl in a bikini, not an aging twink hoping to finally get his life together when he finishes massage therapy school.

 

Josh doesn't let himself wonder about questions like:

·      why don't you want to ask @princessglitter if she's a girl?

·      why don't you tell your friends that you can't hang on Sunday nights because you've got a date to watch anime with your new BFF?

·      why do you call it a date?

All he knows is that he needs to escape from the stress of having been injured just before the bowl game, and @princessglitter has somehow become his best friend.

But when Josh's secrets and Benji's sex appeal smash together for forty-eight scorching hours, they're going to feel the heat from Miami to Minnesota.

Ratings and reviews

I seriously loved this book! Wasn't terribly long and I read it in a few hours but it packed a lot and made me smile throughout the whole thing! One of my firsts books by this author and I'll definitely be reading more. Josh and Benji were so sweet! Found each other online in the comments of RWBY (which is awesome by the way) and talked for months and became best friends but also started to fall in love without really admitting it because genders were never specified which seemed to work out fine for Josh, the closeted jock who only ever thought about being gay. It took one impulse trip to make a memorable story of finding their soulmate

About the author

Amy Jo Cousins writes contemporary romance and erotica about smart people finding their own best kind of smexy. She lives in Chicago with her son, where she tweets too much, sometimes runs really far, and waits for the Cubs to win the World Series again. Amy Jo is represented by Courtney Miller-Callihan of Handspun Literary Agency.