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A review by freyafaithfull
Sing in the New by Nico Flynn
5.0
Sing in the New (Slow Burn Holidays Book 3) by Nico Flynn ⭐⭐⭐⭐.5
Tyler has been in love with his roommate Nick for the past 6 years. After finally coming to terms with his true self, he feels ready to admit his feelings to Nick, so long as he gets a sign first that Nick may feel the same way. Tyler and Nick head to Nick's parents house for New Years Eve and with the help of Nick's meddling mother, they both discover secrets about the other that brings them closer together and towards a revelation of their true feelings.
This novella was a great ending to the Slow Burn Holidays series, packed with fun moments and plenty of love. I thoroughly enjoyed all 3 books and would recommend them as quick, low angst reads for a cosy evening at home.
CW from author: Please note that this novella contains mentions of an unaccepting, homophobic family, all off-screen and in the past, as well as internalized homophobia that has been joyfully overcome.
Tyler has been in love with his roommate Nick for the past 6 years. After finally coming to terms with his true self, he feels ready to admit his feelings to Nick, so long as he gets a sign first that Nick may feel the same way. Tyler and Nick head to Nick's parents house for New Years Eve and with the help of Nick's meddling mother, they both discover secrets about the other that brings them closer together and towards a revelation of their true feelings.
This novella was a great ending to the Slow Burn Holidays series, packed with fun moments and plenty of love. I thoroughly enjoyed all 3 books and would recommend them as quick, low angst reads for a cosy evening at home.
CW from author: Please note that this novella contains mentions of an unaccepting, homophobic family, all off-screen and in the past, as well as internalized homophobia that has been joyfully overcome.