I was a little worried before starting this book because while I’ve loved the author’s other novellas, I’m pretty picky about paranormal novellas. After all the world building necessary, sometimes there’s not enough space left for the romance. Luckily my worries were unfounded about this short and sweet childhood friends-to-lovers novella about a bear shifterRead the Post
Review: Sucker for a Siren – Lauren Connolly
I’ve very much enjoyed all the entries in the Folk Haven series so far. It’s pretty low-key paranormal romance, with just the right levels of steam, angst and secondary plots. Neri thinks that Seamus may have been flirting with her while ordering coffee every day, and maybe she did a little flirting back, but whenRead the Post
Review: Seduced by a Selkie – Lauren Connolly
After thoroughly enjoying the freebie prequel novella, I was very excited to start the first book in the Folk Haven series. It certainly lived up to my expectations! It’s just as sweet and funny and ever so much fun! While this is technically the second entry, there’s no need to have read the novella toRead the Post
Review: A Selkie’s Secret – Lauren Connolly
I read a lot of paranormal romances, and while I’m always up for some werewolves or vampires or witches, it’s always nice to find something new. Selkies aren’t one I’ve read about a lot, though I know the traditional myth is pretty sad. Luckily, this is a sweet and rather fluffy PNR that left meRead the Post
Review: The Bed Hierarchy – Lauren Connolly
Content notes: This is a cute and funny novella that was previously in the Only One Bed anthology. So, as you can probably guess, it includes the only-one-bed trope plus the best friend’s sibling trope. Theo has had a crush on his best friend Tim’s sister for six years. She visited one weekend while theyRead the Post