Queen B’s Decree: Books that end at 70% are part of the reason why I have trust issues. So yes, a novella that I was already expecting to be short was even shorter with a surprise ending at 70%. Some minor spelling and grammar issues detracted from my enjoyment of the story, and the unlikable […]
Queen B’s Decree: Let me start with informing you of my love of Alexa Riley (AR). I devour her (technically their, as Alexa Riley is two people!) novellas. Are they over the top ridiculous? Yes, but that’s what makes them so magical. Her typical Hero is possessive, alpha, instantly falls in love, etc. And I […]
Compliment ≠ Complement Come on folks, you can do it. I have faith in you, authors.
Queen B’s Decree: You may have discovered this about me by now, but when I find a series I enjoy, I frequently binge and read the entire series. Unfortunately for me, only two books are currently available in the No Prisoners MC series by Lilly Atlas. Maybe that’s a blessing in disguise? A way to […]
As you prepare to ring in the New Year, here’s my conclusion to 2016. See below for my favorite reads of 2016! This includes any books read for the first time during 2016, regardless of publishing date. It Ain’t Me, Babe (Hades Hangmen Book #1) by Tillie Cole Wrath (New Species Book #6) by Laurann […]
Queen B’s Decree: I was drawn to this book because I have a deep love for Beauty and the Beast story lines, and Between Here and the Horizon seemed to fit the bill. The story surprised me very early on, but all it did was draw me further in. Ophelia had great character development and […]
Queen B’s Decree: Read it. Just read it. It’s mandatory. Actually, I’ve added a few more rules just now. You must also read Under Locke, Kulti, and The Wall of Winnipeg and Me before reading Wait for It. Yes, they are all standalones, but some of the characters from previous books have a cameo here. […]
Discreet ≠ Discrete That’s your lesson for today.
I LOVED this book. I was enthralled. I was entranced. I was obsessed. I could not put this book down
The basics of are this: we pick a book to read for each other and hope it doesn’t ruin our friendship.