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 […]
Queen B’s Decree: You know, I put off reading this one because I remember Eric having a regular hook-up (in book one, Thrown for a Loop) and I didn’t want to deal with all this drama. But rest easy, dear readers, it didn’t even become an issue. Darcy and Eric are both troubled and damaged […]
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 […]
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. […]
Queen B’s Decree: I couldn’t put this one down. Charlotte is such an easy character to love. She’s got spirit and intelligence, loyal, sweet, but my god, she is so blind when it comes to Wolfgang. The only consolation is that he is just as blind in regards to her. This man just yearns for […]
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 […]
Queen B’s Decree: I am a firm lover of fan fiction (I still reread an Ouran High School Host Club fic on the reg), so I’ve been intending to read Manacled (later published as Alchemised) for a while but I was scurred. I like a dark—although it’s more gray if I’m honest—romance but this seemed […]
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, […]
Queen B’s Decree: By now you’ve probably figured out that I am a Pride and Prejudice-stan. I read it in high school and I was forever changed, so of course I wanted a sapphic romance between Georgiana Darcy and Kitty Bennett. I loved Georgiana as a character. She was as I expected, demure and shy […]
Queen B’s Decree: I do sometimes read something that is not a romance or fantasy, even though it is rare. The Teacher of Auschwitz is based on the true story of Fredy Hirsch, a 20-something young gay Jewish man who ends up being transported to Auschwitz. He was a teacher before being detained, and it’s […]