Grilled Cheese

ExploreLog inSign up
Terms of UsePrivacy PolicyCommunity StandardsHelpGet the app

Grilled Cheese is a product of Village Compute

Version devBuilt at: 2026-10-17 14:54:11 EDT

PhotosVideosAllPeople
LatestRanked
Photo, no description
Photo, no description
Promotional image for the Irish historical fiction novel A Scarlet Woman by Lorna Peel, book one in The Fitzgeralds of Dublin series, a 19th-century Irish family saga. The image shows a Kindle device displaying the book cover, which shows a late 19th-century woman with dark hair and a pink flower on her white dress, looking down pensively. Text on the ad reads: “Love that defies society. Secrets that shape a family.” and “Step into 19th-century Ireland and meet the Fitzgeralds of Dublin. Start the series today! Free to read with Kindle Unlimited.” The background is a faded image of Georgian townhouses on Merrion Square in Dublin, Ireland.
Photo, no description
Viv laughing with her orange cat Joe after a workout.
Photo, no description
Let's Not & Sleigh We Did (Christmas Shenanigans)
Book cover Title: The Risk of Falling Author: Nikki Ash, USA Today bestselling author *****Book review***** >Order of Operation, Love Edition< Micah Alexander and Sienna Bardot have an interesting dynamic. She wants nothing to do with him. He wants everything to do with her. It creates some interesting and enticing friction. -- Book quote 'I don’t really understand men in general, and what little I do know makes me wish I were attracted to women—it’s a shame I’m not enticed by the female body in that way.' -- Sienna Bardot Sienna is essentially a single parent. Her mother is beyond neglectful of her and her younger sister, Ellie, so she's assumed the role of caretaker and protector. I love that she puts Ellie first, especially when Ellie shows her lack of maturity. Another thing about Sienna is that she holds true to waiting for love and marriage before intimacy. The order may get a little skewed, but I like that she's up front with him. When it comes to Micah, he's something. LOL! He's completely over-the-top when it comes to Sienna and is the one to fall first. He's ridiculous, but in ways that are more entertaining than anything else. He's mostly likable. 😂 The way his family takes to the Bardot women is terrific. The acceptance and lack of judgment make me love them. Things do get dicey, and triggers are present, so be aware. A lot of it is off page, but not all of it. 🖤☠️ I listened to the audio book. The narrators, Sarah Puckett and Gideon Frost, are very enjoyable, conveying the expected emotion and being easy to listen to. 🎧🩷🎧 Story: 4 stars Narration: 4 stars Listening Speed: 1.8x H = 32; h = 24 >TROPES & TRIGGERS:< 🎙 Dual narration 🩰 Wealthy business man x exotic dancer 🖤 Dark romance ☠️ Who hurt you? 🐣 Accidental Pregnancy 🍒 V-card retired 🔥 Open-door steamy scenes 🌶 ☠️ Touch her and die 🚫 Sexual assault & violence 💥 He falls first 🕐 First person, dual POV
Photo, no description
The cover of A Marriage of Undead Inconvenience is surrounded by a snippet that reads: “I am not suffering from dementia, Miss Dunhaven.” Red swept in a sudden, sheening wave across the vampire’s brown eyes, making Margaret suck in a breath, as he sliced out his words with a lethal edge. “You gravely misunderstand me if you think me de-fanged.” “And you mis-name me, my lord.” Her hand tightened around the handle of her teacup. “As I believe you are fully aware, my name is ‘Lady Riven’ now.” Lord Riven’s red-sheened eyes narrowed. She bared a ferocious smile in response.
Photo, no description
Photo, no description
Photo, no description
Cover design for Master of Himself by Cassandra B. Leigh: An elegant couple dressed in Regency attire stand on a stone pathway in a garden of pink roses, with a grand estate house in the background.
Photo, no description
Photo, no description
Photo, no description
Photo, no description
Load more