Jeon Jungkook is a shy, anxious soul in public, but a confident, artistic existence online. By day, he goes around college, trying to gain the least amount of attention. At night, he is a blogger running the famous Golden Closet Studios blog and Gol...
Hello! If you enjoyed this book and its vibe and are wondering if I have any other books with the soft feel to them, I have compiled this list of my books with a similar dynamic and/or tone to this book.
Books with a Shy/Soft JK:
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Blurb: Jeon Jungkook didn't know what he wanted to do in college. All he knew was that whatever it was, it was going to be artistic. That's why he entered a performing arts university undecided. But when he entered the university's marching band, he was instantly moved by six of the members, the most notable being the famous Park Jimin, the captain of the colorguard. He couldn't help but keep running into him. Literally.
Min Yoongi thought he had everything figured out. He was a college senior, majoring in music composition. However, he couldn't have been more wrong. Used to coasting through drum line as part of the baseline, mostly sleeping through practice, he was thrown for a loop when the band director made him both center snare and captain of the drum line. With his newfound responsibility and his senioritis challenged, Yoongi found himself relying on someone he never thought he would—Jung Hoseok, pit captain.
⚠️Warning:⚠️ Mature themes (smut) Depression Anxiety Possible eating disorder
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Blurb: Dispatch revealed a list of couples, directly affecting Jimin and Jungkook. Separated, Jungkook tried his best to try and contact an MIA Jimin.
Will he be able to succeed?
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