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Hello wonderful people, I don't think this has been requested yet - but I've been getting back into watching movies based in one of the world wars, and I realized how much I'd love to read M/M based in a war-ridden world.

If anyone knows of any good M/Ms set during either of the world wars, I would love to hear it. The more angst or emotion, the better - I just want to feel something again after TSOA lol. Thank you in advance! :)

You know when you read a book so good, that you almost never want to touch another one again in fear of tainting the whole book-reading experience? That's exactly how I feel after finishing TSOA - Madeline Miller has set the standard so high for me within romance, that I quite literally haven't read anything else since the past few days haha.

I cannot describe how beautifully put-together TSOA was. I'm someone who's always insisted that Patroclus and Achilles were soulmates within The Illiad - if not lovers of a sexual kind (despite all the technicalities with Greek wording etc) because why else would they ask to have the

Wonderful people of my favourite subreddit - I've been thinking about this trope for quite a while now, and how much I love it. I've really been wanting to read another book full of slow-burn and angst where MC1 has to earn MC2's trust because of previous events within MC2's life. Especially when MC1 thinks he's getting somewhere with the relationship, but then MC2 shuts him out again.

I really liked In the Middle of Somewhere by Roan Parrish and Someday, Someday by Emma Scott which check all the "reserved, untrusting MC" boxes for me, and was wonderi

Just picked up 'Hot Head' by Damon Suede again, a few months after I originally bought it - and I'm honestly buzzing from how good it was. I remember not wanting to continue it originally when I first started it, because I'm not a big fan of third person within M/M (exception of Heated Rivalry ofc) and due to a slow introduction; but oh my god, it was exactly what I was looking for after these few weeks of predictable romances.
I loved Dante beyond words, and him and Griff were such a great pairing. Damon Suede's writing was the cherry on top. Not just witty dialogue, but genuine character development and an immersive environment.
Now I'm probably going to mope around knowing that I wo