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A review by kayetaz
Rent: Paid in Full by Jesse H Reign
5.0
5 ⭐️
Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️/5
Format: ebook
The way I almost didn’t read this book because of the reviews.
Y’all better leave my baby Miller MacAvoy alone. He’s a perfect angel that’s never done anything wrong in his life. Argue with the fucking wall.
I have been chasing the high I felt when I read God of Fury for the first time and this book is the closest I’ve gotten to that feeling. Ryan and Miller give Brandon and Nikolai vibes, and I was fucking here for it.
The tropes in this were perfection, some of my absolute favorite. Forced proximity, grumpy/sunshine, class gap, sex work… I was sat from the first paragraph to the very last page completely absorbing every word.
Ryan… It took me a handful of chapters to get into him. He was a little too grouchy for me at first but he weaseled his way into my heart. Watching his walls crumble and his icy exterior melt for Miller was so adorable. And, Miller… I was enamored with him from the very second he smirked at Ryan. God, he’s the cutest, sweetest thing. Nikolai Sokolov-level delusions, stalking and obsession. The way he tried to give Ryan money with his tip at dinner and it was refused. So he found a way around it and their little transaction began.
At NO point did Miller sexually assault Ryan. He constantly told Ryan he could say no or stop at any time. He would’ve given Ryan the money without the sex but Ryan was adamant he didn’t want hand-outs. He’s someone that needs to “earn” his money. All Miller wanted was for Ryan to stop being stressed over money or even having a safe mode of transportation. He is a literal angel.
The last chapter had me literally sobbing in a restaurant out at dinner with my family. They got their cat and Miller’s dream house. Oh, my babies. I’m immediately going on to the next book in the series.
Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️/5
Format: ebook
The way I almost didn’t read this book because of the reviews.
Y’all better leave my baby Miller MacAvoy alone. He’s a perfect angel that’s never done anything wrong in his life. Argue with the fucking wall.
I have been chasing the high I felt when I read God of Fury for the first time and this book is the closest I’ve gotten to that feeling. Ryan and Miller give Brandon and Nikolai vibes, and I was fucking here for it.
The tropes in this were perfection, some of my absolute favorite. Forced proximity, grumpy/sunshine, class gap, sex work… I was sat from the first paragraph to the very last page completely absorbing every word.
Ryan… It took me a handful of chapters to get into him. He was a little too grouchy for me at first but he weaseled his way into my heart. Watching his walls crumble and his icy exterior melt for Miller was so adorable. And, Miller… I was enamored with him from the very second he smirked at Ryan. God, he’s the cutest, sweetest thing. Nikolai Sokolov-level delusions, stalking and obsession. The way he tried to give Ryan money with his tip at dinner and it was refused. So he found a way around it and their little transaction began.
At NO point did Miller sexually assault Ryan. He constantly told Ryan he could say no or stop at any time. He would’ve given Ryan the money without the sex but Ryan was adamant he didn’t want hand-outs. He’s someone that needs to “earn” his money. All Miller wanted was for Ryan to stop being stressed over money or even having a safe mode of transportation. He is a literal angel.
The last chapter had me literally sobbing in a restaurant out at dinner with my family. They got their cat and Miller’s dream house. Oh, my babies. I’m immediately going on to the next book in the series.