I wasn’t a big fan of Gal in the last book, so when I heard this one would be from his POV? Well, I had my reservations. Luckily, while I spent most of the book wanting to smack Gal upside the head, I also very much enjoyed it. This book contains definite spoilers for Bonds ofRead the Post
Review: Sweet Berries – C.M. Nascosta
Morning Glory Milking Farm was one of the most surprisingly gentle and sweet romances I read last year, so when I found out that the next book in the series was out and it featured a mothman, my favorite cryptid ever? Of course I dropped everything and read it in one night. While I don’tRead the Post
Review: Dead Draw – Layla Reyne
I remembered Marsh from What We May Be as the sweet hacker cowboy, so when I found out he’d get his own trilogy? With a marriage of convenience plot? Woohoo! As a side note, I wish there was some sort of Whiskeyverse guide for which books a character has appeared in, as at this point,Read the Post
Review: Partners in Crime – Rachel Bowdler
I got drawn in by the adorable cover (ok but seriously why don’t they have EYES?) and then when I found out it was a friends-to-lovers? sapphic murder mystery novella? SOLD. Bryce and Thea have been best friends for years. They co-host a mildly popular weekly true crime podcast, though the rest of their livesRead the Post
Review: All Signs Point to Yes anthology
I’m not a huge astrology fan. Pretty much every I know comes from random internet articles, but I’m a big fan of anthologies (author speed dating!), so I hopped in hoping for the best. Luckily, each of the thirteen stories has a list of characteristics for that sign before the story starts. Yes, there areRead the Post
Review: Dark Minds – Michelle Diener
I very much enjoyed the last two books in the series, so when I needed a break from some heavier material, I picked this one up. Sure, it’s not particularly complicated in the plot or characterization department, but it’s fun and engrossing! This is the third in the series and I wouldn’t recommend reading itRead the Post
Review: Together We Burn – Isabel Ibañez
I would never have linked flamenco dancing and dragon fighting, but honestly, it really works! This historical fantasy romance has a lot of things going for it, but it didn’t quite hit the mark for me. “Dragonadores exist to show the people of Hispalia that dragons can be beat. We can have victory against theRead the Post
Review: A Lady for a Duke – Alexis Hall
This is an emotionally lovely historical romance featuring a trans woman and her childhood best friend and so much pining! Two years after the war, things are not going well for either Viola or Gracewood. Viola used it as an opportunity to change her future, but while she’s happy as a lady’s companion to herRead the Post
Review: Fire Magic & Ice Cream – Lauren Connolly
I loved the author’s Folk Haven series so I was very interested to see what paranormal romance she’d come up with next. And when I found out it had lots of ice cream? Mmmm. This sweet book is definitely one that you’ll want to have some ice cream on hand while reading! Quinn may beRead the Post
Review: Something Wilder – Christina Lauren
I’ve read and liked several Christina Lauren novels before, and this second-chance romance featuring a treasure hunt, all set in the wilds of Utah, sounded like a perfect summer read. While it does live up to some of those expectations, there was one major con that didn’t work for me at all. “I guess I’mRead the Post
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