He seriously has no shame when it comes to recording his impressions as a journalist.

Liam is the protagonist, he’s blunt and extremely goal-focussed, he has few (if any) friends and comes off as standoffish – and honestly a little creepy when that gets combined with his obsession to observe and take notes all the time for his newspaper. It’s far from perfect – some parts are a bit confusing (like the whole Freddy Krueger thing at the beginning) and the plot isn’t airtight, but it’s extremely enjoyable. This roommates to lovers story follows quirky, socially awkward Liam to his heartwarming HEA.”Ĭontent warnings include: violence and homophobia (mostly combined), hate crime, assault, disability after assault, sex on-page, ableism, bullying, death threat, dysfunctional parent-child relationship. “ Liam Davis & the Raven is a slow-burn, bi-awakening, New Adult, gay romance set in college. Why do I want so badly to give it to him? My belly is a fluttery, twisty mess.īest to focus on my mission to find The Raven-the campus vigilante-and warn him about the hate mail the student paper’s been getting for him. That’s how I described him in the notes for my latest party-page column. Laugh lines around the mouth, a deep crack in his skin where a dimple might be.” Walks into party like he has all the time in the world, slow but oddly graceful. Runs fingers through hair as though he’s attractive and knows it. Love and romance? I don’t know how I feel about that. Liam Davis & The Raven starts out very unassuming and a bit weird, but very soon I was thoroughly charmed by it.

Liam Davis & The Raven by Anyta Sunday