I’ve wanted to try this out since I heard about His Cocky Valet in the general furor around Cockygate, and this one has a fake relationship! Plus it’s also an age gap romance with a bit of kink. This is the third book in the series, but I read it as a standalone. After yearsRead the Post
Review: Spoiler Alert – Olivia Dade
First off, wow, that cover. A book featuring a clinch with a beautiful plus-sized heroine? Epically gorgeous. This is a masterwork of outgrowing toxic family, of being your true self, and a love letter to fandom. I absolutely adored it. April is simply one of my favorite heroines ever. One thing I love about OliviaRead the Post
Review: Donut Fall in Love – Jackie Lau
I’ve been a fan of Jackie Lau since her first book, so I was overjoyed when this traditionally published book was announced, and even more overjoyed that it still had the three things I’d consider hallmarks of her work: food, family and feels. Ryan, an up and coming actor with social media worthy abs, hasRead the Post
Review: Meet Me in Madrid – Verity Lowell
The cover caught my eye, and I couldn’t resist picking up a book about two sapphic women navigating their careers and relationships in their thirties and forties. While some of it worked for me, there were other parts that weren’t my jam. Charlotte is a courier for an art museum, which means lots of travelRead the Post
Review: The Shaadi Set-Up – Lillie Vale
The adorableness of this cover! This is a tropey and cute book, full of second chance high school sweethearts and a bit of forced proximity, though not everything worked out for me. “There’s something about old things, right? Comforting favorites. A place in time you want to return to, revisit, like an old friend.” RitaRead the Post
Review: The Inn on Sweetbriar Lane – Jeannie Chin
Every once in a while I get an itch for a small town romance, but the lack of diversity and the suspension of disbelief (sure, every small town can support a cupcake bakery and a bookstore and a yarn shop and a cute coffee shop and…) can get a bit grating. But this book? ItRead the Post
Review: No Ordinary Christmas – Belle Calhoune
It’s no secret that I love second chance romances and holiday romances, so one that combined the two? Should’ve been a homerun. Unfortunately, while there was quite a bit of both that worked, the book overall didn’t hit well for me. Dante and Lucy grew up together in the little town of Mistletoe, Maine. They’d beenRead the Post
Review: Just a Little Married – Reese Ryan
This third and final book in the Moonlight Ridge trilogy is the whole reason I started reading it! I love Reese Ryan’s books, and I’m the sort of completionist who can’t just jump in with the third book, but I’ve definitely enjoyed discovering new authors. And this is the perfect finale for me with aRead the Post
Review: Best Laid Wedding Plans – Karen Booth
I enjoyed the first book in the Moonlight Ridge trilogy so I was very much looking forward to this one, especially since it seemed to feature that sunshine/grumpy dynamic I like so much. While this is the second in the series, there’s enough backstory that it could be read as a standalone. Autumn’s bringing inRead the Post
Review: Mechanics of Love – Meka James
From the moment that cover was released, I have been dying to get my hands on this book. The other two books gave hints that something was going on with Irene and I couldn’t wait to see what sort of sparks would fly between her and Remi. And oh boy I was not disappointed! ThisRead the Post
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