Tikka Chance on Me is absolutely delightful! The banter is hilarious. With jokes about comic books characters, musical theater, boy bands, and the pun-ny ABBA title, it had me grinning throughout. The chemistry between Trucker and Pinky is fantastic and the sex scenes are smokin’ hot.
Shorter stories usually aren’t my cup of tea, but I absolutely loved this.
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Suleikha wrote such a gorgeous story in Tikka Chance on Me! The pacing was perfect, the character development was impressively well done in so few pages (I felt invested in both Pinky and Trucker right away--I cared about their individual wants and their together happily-ever-after), the WIT, the humor, the AMAZING banter!!! I'm in love with this story, and the fact the heroine is desi and the hero is a scruffy Chris Evans lookalike are icing on the cake.Ooooohhhhh the CAKE. Hahaha! This story has some HOT scenes. I especially enjoyed the laughter/dialogue during certain scenes because they felt so realistic and endeared me to the characters even more.The food descriptions had me drooling, and on this Saturday, November 17th, in the year of our Lord, 2018, I AM GOING TO HAVE SAMOSAS AND MANGO LASSI, OKAY? Okay.The nerdy moments (references to Marvel movies and showtunes abound) made me smile in my heart parts, the good-girl heroine who doesn't know how to use her filter was so relatable, and the cinnamon roll hero disguised as a bad boy made said heart parts melt.Can we talk about diversity? As a WOC, it's so REFRESHING to read tropes and settings like this one (small town, everyone-knows-everyone, biker gang, good girl/bad boy, etc.) with a woman of color heroine! I'll never stop preaching from rooftops that you can find me a trope/setting that mainstream readers are tired of and I'll show you an audience who has been DYING to see themselves in it! It's revolutionary, really. The fact we got such rich and delicious culture in this story is just...amazing. I loved every single word of this story and I highly recommend it.
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Suleikha wrote such a gorgeous story in Tikka Chance on Me! The pacing was perfect, the character development was impressively well done in so few pages (I felt invested in both Pinky and Trucker right away--I cared about their individual wants and their together happily-ever-after), the WIT, the humor, the AMAZING banter!!! I'm in love with this story, and the fact the heroine is desi and the hero is a scruffy Chris Evans lookalike are icing on the cake.
Ooooohhhhh the CAKE. Hahaha! This story has some HOT scenes. I especially enjoyed the laughter/dialogue during certain scenes because they felt so realistic and endeared me to the characters even more.
The food descriptions had me drooling, and on this Saturday, November 17th, in the year of our Lord, 2018, I AM GOING TO HAVE SAMOSAS AND MANGO LASSI, OKAY? Okay.
The nerdy moments (references to Marvel movies and showtunes abound) made me smile in my heart parts, the good-girl heroine who doesn't know how to use her filter was so relatable, and the cinnamon roll hero disguised as a bad boy made said heart parts melt.
Can we talk about diversity? As a WOC, it's so REFRESHING to read tropes and settings like this one (small town, everyone-knows-everyone, biker gang, good girl/bad boy, etc.) with a woman of color heroine! I'll never stop preaching from rooftops that you can find me a trope/setting that mainstream readers are tired of and I'll show you an audience who has been DYING to see themselves in it! It's revolutionary, really. The fact we got such rich and delicious culture in this story is just...amazing. I loved every single word of this story and I highly recommend it.
Ooooohhhhh the CAKE. Hahaha! This story has some HOT scenes. I especially enjoyed the laughter/dialogue during certain scenes because they felt so realistic and endeared me to the characters even more.
The food descriptions had me drooling, and on this Saturday, November 17th, in the year of our Lord, 2018, I AM GOING TO HAVE SAMOSAS AND MANGO LASSI, OKAY? Okay.
The nerdy moments (references to Marvel movies and showtunes abound) made me smile in my heart parts, the good-girl heroine who doesn't know how to use her filter was so relatable, and the cinnamon roll hero disguised as a bad boy made said heart parts melt.
Can we talk about diversity? As a WOC, it's so REFRESHING to read tropes and settings like this one (small town, everyone-knows-everyone, biker gang, good girl/bad boy, etc.) with a woman of color heroine! I'll never stop preaching from rooftops that you can find me a trope/setting that mainstream readers are tired of and I'll show you an audience who has been DYING to see themselves in it! It's revolutionary, really. The fact we got such rich and delicious culture in this story is just...amazing. I loved every single word of this story and I highly recommend it.
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