So very cute. I could have used some more “shifter”-ness from this book- but that didn’t take away from my enjoyment of the book. Not even a little bit. I loved the fact that Axel was just so unaware. For so long. What a doof. He was a hottie and I liked that he just […]
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[Emily’s Review]: Covington Acres (Briar County #4) by Riley Hart
First and foremost, PER the author’s synopsis:Covington Acres is a small-town, bisexual/demiromantic awakening, friends-with-benefits romance with mature characters, home-brewed beer, and secret kisses. Soooooooooooooooooooooo… This isn’t going to be the most positive review. I like Riley Hart’s writing a lot. I enjoy a lot of the stuff on her back list. But her most recent […]
[Emily’s Review]: Work: Strictly Professional by Jesse H. Reign
I do like Jesse H Reign so much. Her characters are always so fun and there is always just enough humor to cut through all the angsty serious parts. Her books are always satisfying and the epilogues are always super cute (even if they include babies- barf). I think my biggest issue is that sometimes […]
[Emily’s Review]: Impromptu Match (Goliaths of Wrestling #1)
I have been truly loving Lily Mayne’s more recent work!It is light and it is fun and it is sexy. As always, her characters are relatable and funny. Main and side characters alike all have wonderful banter with each other. Each and every monster, human and relationship is fully fleshed and well thought out. It […]
[Asis’ Review] A Deal With the Elf King by Elise Kova (Married to Magic #1)
“A Deal With the Elf King” is a standalone romance set in epic fantasy that you cannot miss. It’s the first book in the Married to Magic series. The biggest highlight of this book for me was Elise Kova’s world building. It’s such an interesting world and I have a feeling it will become one […]
[Asis’ Review] The Queen’s Rising by Rebecca Ross
This is the first book I ever read of Becca’s and I love it just as much now as the day I read it. Even here you can see how she was already the queen of worldbuilding. The two kingdoms we found ourselves in are so well built, so different, and full of places I […]
[Asis’ Review] The Good Part by Sophie Cousens
I do not have the words to explain how much and how deeply I connected to this book. I cried a couple of times and that is truly rarer than you’d think for me. The premise in and of itself is what made me want to read it, and if you’ve read the synopsis, that […]
[Skye’s Review]: The Library of Shadows by Rachel Moore
If you’re looking for a cozy book to dive into for spooky season, The Library of Shadows should be on your list. This book is perfect for fans of YA paranormal with hints of dark academia. Este is starting school at Radcliffe Prep–a school her father attended and talked about fondly. Radcliffe Prep is more […]