All or Nothing

Thanks to Netgalley for the complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review.

This was a fun holiday story about two guys who have crushed on each other from afar, but finally are able to connect when they carpool home for Christmas and get stuck in a blizzard on the way.

Carter and Remmy were really sweet together and I loved how Remmy's big, boisterous family welcomed Carter into their traditions so readily. The North Pole breakfast sounded like a delightful, kitschy tradition. 

I love that it's time for holiday stories to be coming out again, and this is a cute addition.

This book was so cute! Reading it made me really happy!

It's nice, sometimes, to sit down with a book that's all about the fluff and romance without too much drama or pain. There are so many heterosexual romance books that fit that description, but I rarely come across a good gay romance that isn't all about the pain of coming out and rejection, or other horrible things that happen to LGBT people in real life. This book is an escape from all that. Not to say that nothing dramatic happens in this book though, it's not certainly not a boring story!

I liked the alternating point of view, it was nice to see the story from both characters' perspectives. And I liked both characters. Carter and Remmy both had distinct voices and personalities and I enjoyed both of them. 

If you're looking for a gentle christmas read, or a cute gay romance, definitely pick up this book, it's great.

All or Nothing is a cute holiday story about two guys, Carter and Remmy that have liked each other from afar for years but when they are stuck in a blizzard on their way home for Christmas. 

This book is just such a cute and soft read and fun to read as well. It is so endearing to read their growing connection through the process of the trip. Although I did feel like it was a bit rushed but overall, if you're looking for a cute and feel-good romance book that features a male/male romance, please read it!

I  highly recommend this book because often times books that feature LGBTQ+ characters, the storyline is often sad, tragic, and is about the pain and hurt of coming out or rejection and this book is just a cute feel good romance without the tragic backstory so I really like that about this book because we need more happy movies and books that have lgbtq+ characters without the tragic plot.