A part of me would have liked to have more of a conflict, but I really can’t complain much over here. I usually don’t like love stories in which the hero lost his wife /gf to death and finds love again or vice versa (it’s just not my trope). But in this story, the characters […]
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[Skye’s Review]: 10 Blind Dates by Ashley Elston
10 Blind Dates is the holiday contemporary we all need in our lives! It’s a story full of family, hilarious shenanigans, and finding out who you want to be. It’s Christmas break and Sophie has managed to convince her parents to let her stay at her grandma’s instead of going with them to Lafayette. This […]
[Victoria’s Review]: Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin
There are a few key words that, whenever I see them combined to describe a new or new-to-me book, automatically guarantees that that book shall shoot straight to the top of my TBR or Most Anticipated Lists. Witches. France/French/Francophile. Enemies-to-Lovers. There are others of course (dragons come to mind), but needless to say, all I […]
[Skye’s Review]: The Burning Shadow by Jennifer L. Armentrout
Jennifer Armentrout’s writing is addicting. I’ve read 90% of the books she has written, and I plan on reading the rest. Her stories never fail to entertain me. The characters are always funny and witty. The romances are swoon-worthy. Throw in a great plot and what else could you ask for? The Burning Shadow picks […]
[Alexandra’s Review] Down too Deep by J. Daniels
There are often surprises that can be found in the most unexpected reads. F=Down too Deep was one such surprise for me. After seeing how much Stephanie was gushing and fangirling about this book I had to request it! And it didn’t disappoint! The story follows Nathan Bell who after the death of his wife […]
[Marie’s Review]: Stormrise by Jillian Boehme
Books and movies inspired by Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night are some of my favorite adaptations. Stormrise by Jillian Boehme has strong leanings and similarities to Disney’s Mulan – Mulan is one of my favorite Disney movies – and Boehme adds in fantasy elements, so of course the book caught my eye. At the start of the […]
[Lisa’s Review]: Handle With Care by Helena Hunting
I started reading Helena Hunting after this year’s Apollycon and haven’t looked back since. I adored the hell out of the previous books in this series, and this one was no different. I picked up this book late one night when I couldn’t sleep. I ended up not sleeping for quite a while longer. In […]
[Kaye’s Review]: A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer
A Curse So Dark And Lonely was a breath of fresh air from many books I have read recently. The pacing of the book was very well done leaving me to easily pick up where I left off with no questions. The writing style let me read quickly with no complicated wording and mystery that, […]