Needless to say, after the last book, I was dying to know what was next for Topaz unit, especially after that tantalizing hint about who Hunter’s love interest would be. Let’s just say that she didn’t come off so great in the last book, so when I read the blurb and saw that my suspicionsRead the Post
Review: Love & Other Disasters – Anita Kelly
That cover is incredibly gorgeous, and it actually accurately represents the main characters! Dahlia’s hair! London’s freckles! And like the cover, this book is just plain adorable. The authenticity of their feelings was such a breath of fresh air and I loved every bit. Dahlia is still reeling from her divorce, but cooking is theRead the Post
Review: Cold the Night, Fast the Wolves – Meg Long
I’m a sucker for kid-and-their-dog books, and this is a high-stakes scifi version of that. It’s the perfect book for reading while snowed in and cuddling your own dog. “No wolves. No sleds. No racing.” I say it automatically despite the lump in my throat. “Foolish rule for life on a planet that revolves aroundRead the Post
Review: Of Mates & Magic – Maggie Francis
I’ve been very much enjoying small town paranormal romances lately, so when I saw the gorgeous cover, I simply had to try this one out. While it definitely met all those criteria, I wanted a bit more from the main couple. Seb has known from his first few days in Eliza Falls that Cora, whoRead the Post
Review: Bad Luck Bridesmaid – Alison Rose Greenberg
First off, I’ve seen several places billing this as a second-chance romance. It’s most decidedly not; while Zoey’s romantic arc is a major feature of the book, it’s secondary to her own growth as a person. Zoey is a self-proclaimed free spirit, perfectly content to be by herself. Her version of happiness is not havingRead the Post
Review: Proper Scoundrels – Allie Therin
This is a spin-off of the author’s Magic in Manhattan series, which I absolutely adored. I was a little worried about this book because it stars two somewhat villains (and afraid I would miss the characters from the previous book, Arthur and Rory) but this book is just as excellent as the previous ones. WhileRead the Post
Review: Desires Darkly: The Camper – Jack Harbon
This is one of those novellas that you finish and then wonder what the heck you just read. I’d never read erotic horror before so I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect, but it’s pretty much what it says on the tin. Imagine your usual abandoned summer camp horror flick, except in this case theRead the Post
Review: Find Your Unicorn Space – Eve Rodsky
As the stay-at-home mom of a couple of young kids, the idea of having any structured time to myself is pretty laughable. Sure, I read and write reviews, but I do that in a shared space where I’m lucky to not get interrupted every two minutes. The thought of being able to actually do somethingRead the Post
Review: Surrender to the Moonlight – Dria Andersen
I’ve liked Dria Andersen’s other paranormal romances, so I was interested in this start of a new series. While it suffers from some first book problems, the chemistry between Nic and JT made up for those issues. Nicole (Nic to her family) has spent most of her life away from her family in Georgia, followingRead the Post
Review: Disavowed in Wyoming – Juno Rushdan
Not only is this the third book in the highly enjoyable and thrilling Fugitive Heroes: Topaz Unit series, it’s also a second chance romance! There’s very little overlap with previous books so this could easily be read as a standalone. Dean left his small hometown of Laramie as a teenager suddenly without any word, leavingRead the Post
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