The Runes of Rebirth by Hannah R. Lyon
Queen B’s Decree: The Runes of Rebirth is the third and final story in the Freedom for Rhethos series, and you absolutely have to read the previous books before diving in. There are a lot of characters, and you’ll need the context. The war is coming to its pinnacle, and it really highlights how war […]
Knot a Highland Romance by Sarah Blue
Queen B’s Decree: Yes, an omegaverse full of Scottish alphas who I imagine all sound like Jamie Fraser? Count me in. While I know Maisie and Birdie are twins…Maisie definitely had the kind of older sibling energy that I resonated with. What, you don’t hold yourself to unrealistic standards? Can’t relate. So obviously, I knew […]
Big Stick Energy by Sarina Bowen
Our Marriage is Murder by Carol Goodman
Queen B’s Decree: I read this entire book in one day. Thea and Fred have been married for the past two decades and have written a murder mystery book series the same amount of time. But their marriage isn’t doing so well, and Thea wants out—both the relationship and book series. And they’re back where […]
Behind Five Willows by June Hur
Queen B’s Decree: I’m a sucker for anything Pride and Prejudice related…and Behind Five Willows also being You’ve Got Mail-coded? It’s like my kryptonite. This is set in historical Korea when fictional novels were banned. Honestly, it should almost be categorized a horror purely for that fact. I can’t imagine my life without fiction, frankly. […]
Just for the Season by Rachel Griffiths
Night Witch by Jaymin Eve
Queen B’s Decree: Just like Spellcaster, I listened to Night Witch on audio with the amazing Savannah Peachwood and Jason Clarke. At the end of Spellcaster, I was left with so many questions and I’m happy to announce that I got some answers in Night Witch. Logan and Paisley were a bit enemies-to-lovers in the […]
Alchemised by SenLinYu
Rules for Aging and Larceny by Julia London
Queen B’s Decree: Rules for Aging and Larceny is basically what if a group of thieves break up, go their separate ways for 40 years, then reunite and bicker like the Golden Girls for one last heist. It’s a mix of hilarious chaos and deep (and sometimes uncomfortable) truths. In facing their own mortality, Frances, […]









