Content notes: This is a 40k novella made to show Amihanna figuring out how to fit in with Aunare society, slotted in between Off Balance and On Mission. As such, it can’t be read without reading the previous books. “I could never regret being with Lorne, but the rest of it… The rest of itRead the Post
Review: Homecoming Heartbreaker – Joss Wood
Content notes: This is the first in a new connected trilogy by three Harlequin authors. I originally requested it for the Reese Ryan book (the last in the trilogy) but was intrigued that this first one was a second chance romance, one of my favorite tropes. Mack and Molly were instant friends from the momentRead the Post
Review: Off Balance – Aileen Erin
Content notes: “Off balance” is definitely an apt description of how Amihanna is feeling as she’s trying to adjust to life on Sel’Ani. This book picks up directly where Off Planet left off, so this review will contain spoilers for that book. Amihanna is safely on Sel’Ani, but that doesn’t mean things are getting anyRead 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
Review: How Sweet It Is – Dylan Newton
Content notes: This book is adorable and hilarious, full of over-the-top rom-com hijinx and basically cute as heck. It’s set during the fall in a small town in western NY and has a delightfully cozy (and a little bit spooky) vibe. Definitely perfect to go with a pumpkin spice candle and some warm apple cider!Read the Post
Review: Wave Rider – Michelle Diener
Content notes: I’d read and enjoyed one book by this author before (the first in her Class 5 series) so I jumped on the chance to try out this one. A scientist and what sounds like a surfer dude running from bad guys? Sounds like my kind of thing! This is fifth in a series,Read the Post
Review: Sweet Tea – Piper Huguley
Content notes: This book is exactly as sweet as the title suggests! It’s an interracial romance between an intellectual property lawyer and the filmmaker who’s trying to preserve old southern recipes. It does lean heavily on the “big city person returns to her small town roots” Hallmark premise, so be warned if that’s not yourRead the Post
Review: What If You & Me – Roni Loren
Content notes: Grumpy/sunshine is a favorite trope of mine, so I was very excited to read this newest book by Roni Loren, and I wasn’t disappointed. It’s also a fascinating take on that trope: while Andi is extroverted and optimistic, she’s not without her own troubles, and I loved how in some ways she’s lessRead the Post
Review: Broody Brit – Naima Simone
Content notes: Naima Simone is an auto-buy for me, so even though I haven’t read anything else in the Cocky Hero Club series, I had to pick this up, and luckily it worked fine for me as a standalone. Broody hot hero, strong-willed heroine, and lots of thirst? Yes, please! Zenobia has a million reasonsRead the Post
Review: Heat of Love – Meka James
Content notes: I very much enjoyed the first book in this series, so I was excited to see what was in store for Cynthia’s friend Regina – especially with the events surrounding her family bakery in the last book. And I was not disappointed. This is a delightful age gap romance between a baker andRead the Post
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