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Stupid for Love Series by K.A. Merikan – Read Books Online Free Ebooks good best novels to read http://www.booksnovels.com Sat, 10 Oct 2026 20:14:07 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.3 http://www.booksnovels.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/favicon.png Stupid for Love Series by K.A. Merikan – Read Books Online Free Ebooks good best novels to read http://www.booksnovels.com 32 32 Wedding Wrecker (Stupid for Love #2) Read Online K.A. Merikan http://www.booksnovels.com/wedding-wrecker-stupid-for-love-2-read-online-k-a-merikan Sat, 10 Oct 2026 20:14:07 +0000 http://www.booksnovels.com/wedding-wrecker-stupid-for-love-2-read-online-k-a-merikan Genre: Contemporary, M-M Romance Authors: K.A. Merikan Series: Stupid for Love Series by K.A. Merikan
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Total pages in book: 85
Estimated words: 78815 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 394(@200wpm)___ 315(@250wpm)___ 263(@300wpm)

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Tl;dr: Am I the problem for sleeping with my cousin’s groom before their wedding? I did her a favor, really!

I [25M] hate weddings, because I was jilted at mine a few years back. But while I might be cynical about love, I’m not gonna refuse free food and a five-star hotel at my cousin’s nuptials. And since I was visiting my hometown, I grabbed the opportunity to hook up before the event. What can I say? I’m an ass man, and when I spot a ripe peach, I’m gonna reach for it.

So here’s the issue: at the rehearsal dinner on the very next day, I found out the man whose cherry I took is the groom [20M].

This guy is to marry my cousin, so if he thinks I’ll let his behavior slide, he has another thing coming. He even has the audacity to make eyes at me during the wedding preparations. I don’t want to ruin the celebration, but I will tease and taunt this cheating bastard until he admits he’s gay and calls the whole thing off.

But it turns out he’s actually sweet as a basket full of puppies, lost in working out his identity, and now I’m falling for him.

Am I the villain and a wedding-wrecker? He’s the one who cheated!

(And why does his dog have to be the cutest thing I’ve ever seen? The guy cooks a mean steak, has an ass you can bounce coins off, and owns a cute dog? Come on! I’m not in the market for a husband.)

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“Not My Groom” is an enemies-to-lovers steamy romcom filled with wedding disasters.
When a commitment-phobic cynic meets a cheating groom, who’s actually desperate for affection, only a dog can talk some sense into them.
While the books in the series share a setting each can be read as a standalone.

(Kyle and Logan’s story)

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Chapter 1

Logan

I hate weddings.

But I love free food.

So here I am, back home to attend my cousin’s all-inclusive wedding where I will get to stay at a hotel for a few days, eat to my heart’s content, and maybe even enjoy some no-strings-attached fun.

A few months ago, I was planning to bring my boyfriend, and come out to everyone at home, but since that ship has sailed, I decided against a plus one.

In my experience, weddings make people amorous, and it’s always easier to seduce hotties if it doesn’t seem like I’m taken. I intend to have a grand time and use my hotel room to the fullest.

“So what really happened with that girl you were dating?” Dad asks, looking up from his plate.

I stiffen, trying not to squeeze the knife and fork too obviously, but I can’t help the tension passing through me as Dad’s eyes settle on me. Just like mine, they’re bright gray and piercing. For a moment, I fear he somehow found out that the girl whose photos I showed them was just my roommate. And she was very much not the guy I’ve been dating for almost a year. But then Mom clears her throat and gives Dad’s hand a gentle slap.

“Oh, leave him be! He clearly doesn’t want to talk about her anymore. It’s been months since they broke up.” Her lips spread into a smile that deepens the wrinkles around her mouth as she glances my way. “I’m sure the right one will come along sooner than you might think.”

I groan, wishing I didn’t have to endure this. You’d think parents would stop hovering over your life when you’re almost twenty-five and a grown-ass man, but nope. It’s for the better that I moved from Texas all the way to Indiana, because, it would be super frustrating to endure this kind of questioning on a daily basis.

“Or won’t,” I shrug and stab my potato. “I’ve got other things to do than spend my time looking for a partner.” I leave the gender vague, because if I do end up dating a woman next, what’s the point of them losing their minds over my bisexuality?

Dad rolls his eyes and leans back in the chair, the suspicion on his sunburnt face like a rock thrown my way. “Oh, yeah? Like what?”

I’m taken aback. I know exactly where this is going. “Like the business I’m going to grow. After, you know, graduating with a business degree.”

So maybe my business plans are still in their infancy, but I have high hopes for the future. For now, I’m more than happy working at my local stables, spending time with my horse, enjoying nature, and getting potential business leads for the future. All while getting laid, being free, and not having to explain myself about being seen with a guy in town.

Mom sighs. “Give him a break, Tom, he’s got time.”

“I’m sayin’, there’s horses here. You could apply for an office job at the Hones’ riding school. Or even use your business degree to grow the ranch, since you’re our oldest child.”

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Oblivious Roommate (Stupid for Love #1) Read Online K.A. Merikan http://www.booksnovels.com/oblivious-roommate-stupid-for-love-1-read-online-k-a-merikan Wed, 23 Sep 2026 18:51:34 +0000 http://www.booksnovels.com/oblivious-roommate-stupid-for-love-1-read-online-k-a-merikan Genre: Contemporary, M-M Romance Authors: K.A. Merikan Series: Stupid for Love Series by K.A. Merikan
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Total pages in book: 81
Estimated words: 75999 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 380(@200wpm)___ 304(@250wpm)___ 253(@300wpm)

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Tl;dr Am I the problem for trying to sabotage my gay roommate's relationship? I have my reasons!

I [20M] moved to a different college just so I can live with my best friend since high school [21M]. But it turns out that in the two years we lived apart, he’s come out as gay, and he never told me! He also has a boyfriend, and I’m really not homophobic, but seeing them together bothers me. Other than that, we’ve reconnected like it’s magic. Living with him is amazing, and everything would have been perfect if his ass of a boyfriend wasn’t around. I don’t think that guy is good enough for someone as funny, interesting, and cool as my friend.

How do I make him dump the stupid boyfriend?

Update: So I’ve been trying to break them up, and I’m starting to realize that, possibly-maybe, I’m the one who wants to date my roommate. Help! He’s the hottest guy I’ve ever known and I keep screwing things up!
Also, is it gay to love smelling his sweaty T-shirt?

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“Oblivious Roommate” is a best friends-to-lovers, gay-awakening steamy romcom filled with misunderstandings caused by an oblivious himbo who means well but has no clue.
While the books in the series share a setting each can be read as a standalone.

(Matt and Cassian’s story)

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Chapter 1

Cassian Lastra is the straightest guy I know, so… how is he gay?

My ears ring with the words he just said, and I can hardly comprehend what else is coming out of his mouth, because he’s serious. He’s serious.

Cass, my best friend since high school, has just come out to me.

In my room. Casually leaning back on my bed, where we’d spent so many afternoons studying for finals or chatting. Back then, time didn’t seem to exist. Back then, it felt as if he’d be in my life forever, but we ended up going to different colleges and… things changed.

Evidently, they changed for him much more than they had for me.

“B-but… but you’re…” I gesture from his handsome face to his chest, unable to put into words what I mean without being offensive.

Because Cass is built. He’s always had that Italian swagger I could never live up to, green eyes to make girls swoon, and since he’s over six foot, even I’m shorter than him. And he wears Timberlands every day in case there’s a hiking opportunity. How could that man be gay? How could I have not noticed?

How… could he have kept that secret from me?

Cass pushes a shiny black curl behind his ear and lowers his gaze before pinning me with it so sharply I cannot move. Or breathe. Or think.

“I didn’t think it mattered. But since we’re going to live together... you should know.”

I jump to my feet from the old swivel chair by my desk. “No, no, it doesn’t!” It so fucking does. “I mean, it’s great, I… I’m proud of you?” Is that a thing to say? I’m so out of my depth here I might as well be down the Mariana Trench.

Cass laughs, and goddamn, I missed that soft, raspy sound so bad. It’s like warm cocoa poured straight into my ears, and it’s been almost two years since I’ve heard it in person.

We have been chatting, of course, but the screen can’t convey how much his body changed, and so here I am, staring at a man I know so well yet who now feels so different.

Fuck, I should have gone to the same college as him instead of following a high school girlfriend like a dumbass.

After all, friends are supposed to be forever, and I ditched mine for a girl who ended up dumping me.

Cass pulls his feet up, Timberlands still on, and crosses his ankles as he regards me with a small smile. “Calm down, it’s okay.”

“So… Why didn’t you tell me sooner? I’m not homophobic. You know that, right? I watched Queer Eye and everything!” My heart is racing like mad and I can’t stop assessing him. His shoulders are so much broader than they used to be, his dark hair got a bit of length, and when he rolls up his sleeves, I notice there’s definitely more hair on his forearms than there used to be.

I glance at the golden sheen over my own skin. Is it more masculine to have thicker hair? I don’t know what to think anymore.

Cass licks his lips and plays with the ties of his boots. “I know you’re not, but I only came out after starting college, and it wasn’t something I wanted to tell you over video chat. But then we didn’t get to see each other after the first year, and I kind of decided not to rock the boat after that.” He shrugs. “I guess a part of me did worry that you might start seeing me differently, and you are my best friend. I didn’t want us to lose touch.”

Only that was exactly what happened.

Not entirely, of course, since the two of us talked on a regular basis, and even watched football games together while on video chat, but over time, our interactions became shallower, as if Cass didn’t want to discuss private stuff. It hurt, but I didn’t know how to bring it up.

I decided to transfer and join Cass at Springton University right after my high school girlfriend ditched me for her pastor’s son.

Which was what brought us to this moment.

I laugh nervously. “Well, we’re gonna have all the touch now.” I freeze when he raises his brows. “No, like in the… We won’t be touching, just in touch. But you can touch other guys of course, or bring them over or whatever, because it will be our apartment, so yours too, and I’m not gay, but if you are, that’s perfectly fine, and not a problem for me.”

Kill. Me. Now.

Cass beams at me, his smile so handsome I can just imagine he has guys hitting on him night and day. “Calm down, I get it. And we’ll have separate bedrooms anyway, so I’m not bothered if you bring a girl over either. I’m sure you need to spread your wings now that Emily is no longer in the picture. I can introduce you to some of my friends who might be just your type. I know you like dark hair,” he says with a wink.

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