Heart

By: Jesse H Reign

Narrated by: Michael Dean

The first time I laid eyes on him my heart skipped a beat.

My obsession began the way all obsessions do…with a spark. A small, seemingly insignificant flicker that quickly took root.

He was pure, liquid light. A sunshine boy with a heart of gold.

He turned my world up-side-down. I couldn’t sleep. I couldn’t eat. I couldn’t let him out of my sight.

Ever wondered what happens when red flags and green flags collide? If so, you’re about to find out.

Heart is an obsessive, swoony, stalker-y MM romance featuring the biggest green flag in existence, and a broken boy you can’t help falling in love with.

©2025 Jesse H Reign (P)2026 Jesse H Reign

loved it

I figured out the twist early but I had to read more. I want to reread this a few times and the story was interesting and heart breaking as well.

Everything I didn't know I needed.

Lennon and Carter were everything. I was a little concerned with Lennon at first but who doesn't love some light stalking? Especially once you understand the reasoning. Great story and great narration.

ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL 😭😭💜

This was beautiful and amazing it captured my heart. Please if you ever wanna do a novella I 100000000% support it I love them deeply.

I wish I liked it more

I didn’t really enjoy it. There wasn’t anything wrong with it per say. I just don’t generally enjoy books where you are locked in the MC’s head for 90% of it and there is no external conflict. It makes plot points more blurred and boring because it’s literally just the monologue in Lennon’s head. Lennons mental health is only moderately interesting. I think the author wanted you to connect deeply with Lennon and really feel for him, but I just didn’t. The plot twist was supposed to be the height of emotion but it was predictable.

Hauntingly Beautiful

So I have a thing for fated mates, without liking the fantasy trope of fated mates. I know, it makes no sense. BUT THIS! It almost reminds me of one of my favourite books, In this and Every Life by Emmy Sanders. The story is not remotely the same, like comparing it is almost incomprehensible….but it pulled on those same heart strings, those strings that feel like they are attached to my soul and it recognises that soul mates are more than just a myth, more than a fictional concept to add meaning to a tale and it’s more than a false promise of belonging. Thank you Jesse H Reign for writing this book, I truly appreciate it. Oh and if it wasn’t obvious, I highly recommend it!