Truly, Madly, Deeply
Sparks fly when a lovelorn romance novelist and a divorce lawyer who has sworn off relationships agree to cohost a podcast series offering dating advice to viewers, in Truly, Madly, Deeply, the next steamy queer rom-com from Lambda Literary Award winner and national bestselling author Alexandria Bellefleur.
As a bestselling romance novelist, everyone thinks Truly Livingston is an expert on happily-ever-afters. She’s even signed on to record a podcast sharing relationship advice. Little do they know she feels like an imposter—her parents just announced they’re separating, she caught her fiancé cheating, and her entire view on love has been shaken to the core. Truly hopes the podcast will distract her... until she meets her cohost.
Her first impression of Colin McCory is...hot. But then he opens his extremely kissable mouth. Colin’s view on love just pisses Truly off, even if he does have an annoyingly attractive face. Bickering with a cynical divorce lawyer is the last thing she needs—so she walks out, with no plans to return.
A few days later, Truly is surprised when Colin tracks her down, asking for a fresh start. Truly can’t deny the little thrill she gets from Colin begging, so she reluctantly agrees. As they go from enemies to friends to something else entirely, Truly discovers they have more in common than she ever imagined, including their shared queerness. He’s a genuinely good guy—charming, sweet, and equally as unlucky in love as herself—and there’s something about Colin that drives Truly a little wild. When their attraction reaches a fever pitch, Truly is happy for the first time in years. Yet she can’t help but wonder... is Colin truly, madly, deeply in love with her? Or is it all too good to be true?
- Pages
- 328
- First published
- April 30, 2024
- Language
- English
- Edition
- Ebook
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Shelved by 6 Litcadians
Reviews
- adventurouschallengingemotionalfunnyreflectiveMedium-paced
Started March 3, 2026 · Finished March 4, 2026
If Steve Harrington was a bi-sexual masochist... I really adored this book! The humor was just my type, and Colin and Truly's bantering was so smooth and well done. I enjoyed that their banter was a little mean but never in that gross, almost toeing the line way. As a bi woman, I love seeing representation not just from the leading lady (though we love, it's kind of overdone to be "inclusive") but from the leading man! Their relationship was wonderful from the start, and I enjoyed watching them take each step together. While I understood Truly trying to <spoiler> "parent trap" her parents into not getting divorced, I wish there was more discussion afterwords when they got back together about what did go wrong with Truly so she could have more understanding since it felt like they often brushed over that.</spoiler> To be fair though, this all makes sense plot and character-wise, so this is just a cherry I wish was on top.

