Queen B’s Decree: I can’t resist a Lynn Painter rom com. The way she uses “moron” or “dipshit” as affectionate terms of endearment just works for me. I loved so much of the banter in Happily Never After. Whether it was between Sophie and Max, or between her elderly roommates (LARRY FOREVER), I felt like […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Other Lola picks up after Missing Clarissa ended, featuring my favorite two teenage sleuths, Cam and Blair. The mystery kept me guessing; I never knew what to expect. And once again, the characters stole my heart. I love that Cam and Blair are flawed and make mistakes. They still remind me […]
Queen B’s Decree: Love Under the Microscope really felt like a traditional rom com, with Zelda and Parker on opposing sides, but coming together for a common goal. It was filled with witty banter and zany and ridiculous situations. Did I find it funny and humorous? Yes. Did it feel over the top and that […]
Queen B’s Decree: Where the Old Roses Grow is the story of Rose and Jahi, a slow progression from teacher and parent, to friends, and eventually to romantic partners. The book itself is actually a collection of seven novella size stories, kind of like a serial. I found the dialogue to be a little stilted […]
Queen B’s Decree: Mmmm yes, was definitely obsessed with this one. We’ve got a FMC that is basically a paranormal anomaly and the MMC that has essentially been the boogey man her whole life. And whoops, they are fated mates. I LIVE for this! Caius is out to get Reagan since she controls half of […]
Queen B’s Decree: J.S. Scott’s Billionaire series are always very satisfying reads, and Kaleb’s was more of the same. Kaleb and Anna are both kind of floundering in their personal life (professional is no big deal, hello, we’re talking billionaire here) when they meet. I love that their relationship started as friends and flourished and […]
Queen B’s Decree: Watching You really gives you a small town feel, where everyone is watching everyone else, all up in their business. The narrators are a few different characters, and they are all neighbors on a single street. The timeline goes back and forth a bit, and it makes it a little hard to […]
Queen B’s Decree: I love when a Hero tries to be all evil and mean and just can’t help himself and does sweet things for his prisoner/captive. Ves is a bad ass witch that claims she could kill everyone in the castle (post-capture, of course), but she is secretly a marshmallow. The Feral King has […]
Queen B’s Decree: No matter what pen name she uses, I will read anything Erin Nicolle writes. We’ve got your standard “my grandfather is the king of a tiny European country and I need to be married to accept the crown” marriage of convenience trope. But Torin doesn’t want the woman his grandfather “won” in […]
Queen B’s Decree: The first book, The Flame King’s Captive, was a slow burn story, focusing on growing the emotional connection of Zabriel and Isavelle. This book…is the opposite of slow burn. Insert bow chicka bow wow music. While the primary plot and storyline is still progressing, so much of The Flame King’s Bride was […]