I love the Edens. I love how they rally around each other when they need to or back off when one of them needs space, but they don’t push. Talia was such a prickly person, so they knew when the love of her life unexpectedly shows up in town, they had to let her figure […]
I wasn’t sure what to expect from this book, but it ended up being a great adventure. Nava Forrest lead a sheltered life until her family fled the city to live on an island where magic wasn’t welcomed. Losing both her parent, she does what she can to protect her brother and their family friend […]
Vi Keeland does this trope very well. This isn’t her first foray into the “falling for the boss” storyline, but she manages to keep each story different and fresh I don’t mind that she’s done it before. The Boss Project is no exception. Forced into hiring a therapist for his trading firm to help with […]
When we last were with these characters, Sebastian has given Abriella the potion of life (turning her Fae) after bonding with her and gaining the Unseelie crown. As this second book picks up Abrielle is on the run; from Sebastian, from Finn, from basically everything that she knows. I get it, she was lied to, […]
I’ll start by saying this book may have triggers for certain readers. If cults and rape aren’t your thing, this probably won’t be the book for you. The blurb for this book intrigued me. I wanted to see what happened with these cult survivors after their world imploded. But really, this was more about Avery […]
I spent a lot of this book wondering what I was reading. Nightmares coming alive in the forest? What is this craziness? Winnie Wednesday is desperate to get back what she lost four years ago when her family was outcast. Her in? Complete in the hunter trials. The odds are against her, yet Winnie suddenly […]
I think I was attracted to this book because of the cover. A retelling of Greek mythology further enticed me. I don’t generally read ghost stories (mainly because nothing compares to the Charley Davidson series) but this was a good story. Anora and Shy were likable characters and I found myself rooting for the two […]
I don’t know what it is about this Varsity Dad’s series, but I devour them when they come out. In this next entry in the series, senior tight-end Ben discovers he has a toddler and enlists his sister’s friend to help him. Ben, high-strung and trying to deal with that along with his role on […]
Man…this one had such potential. It had hints of SJM, Victoria Aveyar and JLA, but those hints weren’t enough to make this a story I want to continue reading. One of the things I enjoy most about fantasy series is world-building. These things aren’t real so we need the author to help us, the reader, […]
I’ve been on a serious fantasy kick lately, so I grabbed a book that a fellow book blogger highly recommended to change things up. Unfortunately, June First should not have been the book I picked up. The story focuses on the relationship between Brant and June. Brant was six when he moved in with his best […]
This was a Once Upon a Book Club selection from a few months ago that I finally picked up. I have to say, this was the perfect beach/pool weekend read. Nathan and Katrina were a successfully writing duo who had a major issue: communication. It seemed these two were able to complete each other’s thoughts […]
I often go into historical romance droughts, going months before I pick another one up. Lorraine Heath’s book always makes me wonder why I put them aside for other sub-genres. I loved the premise of this book. A ducal heir who’s lost it all because of his treasonous father and the home office spy whose […]
Corinne Michaels went back to a romantic suspense book with Help Me Remember, adding the brother’s best friend trope. It worked all the way around for me. Brielle loses her memory of the last three years. She has to get it back to help solve the mystery/crime of what happened to her and her brother. She recruits […]
This book has been sitting on my kindle for a while. I’m not sure why I didn’t read it as soon as it came out, but here we are 6 weeks later when I finally tapped the book cover on my kindle screen. This was me the past day and a half. via GIPHY […]
I adored this story. There was something about Lanie that called to me. She was neurotic and on this quest to please people while ignoring herself thinking somehow this would fulfill her mother’s dying wish. You could sense Lanie was living her life to fulfill her mother’s wish based on the comprehension of her 10-year-old […]