Review: Resonance Surge by Nalini Singh
Twin. Bears. I don’t think she can ever beat this one. Series over. Good night. *drops mike*
Publisher: Berkley
Review: My Roommate is a Vampire by Jenna Levine
The premise was good. It started out well but the writing just didn’t live up to the possibilities.
Review: Happy Place by Emily Henry
The story was enjoyable but the whole premise made me so sad.
Review: A Witch’s Guide to Fake Dating a Demon by Sarah Hawley
Such a fun story.
Review: Well Matched by Jen Deluca
Ever since April Parker moved to the tiny town of Willow Creek she has been planning her escape. Small towns were never April’s thing. This was something she did so her daughter would have a childhood to remember. April is desperate to return to the big city. As Caitlin preps for her summer at […]
Review: A Cosmic Kind of Love by Samantha Young
A sweet romance. Event planner Hallie Goodman works for one of the elite event planners in the city. She is preparing the engagement party for socialite Darcy Hawthorne and looking for Darcy’s preferences. Darcy simply sent her a link to a drop box with saved ideas. But what Hallie finds in this file, changes […]
Review: Book Lovers by Emily Henry
Book Lovers is a story for everyone who loves a big city romance…or small town romance…or a good sister bonding story…or enemies-to-lovers story…or for anyone who simply loves a good book.
Review: Storm Echo by Nalini Singh
Nalini Singh does amazing worldbuilding but it is her wonderful characters that draw me back again and again.
Review: The Boy with the Bookstore by Sara Echavarre Smith
A hot guy with a bookstore? Yes please. But there were too many issues with this story and these characters for me to get behind their HEA.
Review: Below Zero by Ali Hazelwood
Of the three short stories, this one makes the best use of the time jumping for suspense. The STEMinist Novellas are all short stories featuring best friends Mara, Sadie and Hannah, each engaging in a different science. Each of these women studied and pursued difficult professions. What I like best about Hannah is the […]
