Queen B’s Decree: Santa’s Coming was a short and hot little novella that was perfect to get me into the holiday mood. Emily is a single mom and that has taken over her life, until she sits on Santa’s lap during a girl’s night and realizes there could be more. After all, she’s been a […]
Queen B’s Decree: I have to admit, I didn’t adore this one as much as I did its predecessor Don’t Want You Like a Best Friend. So much of the story was basically a long miscommunication that could have easily been prevented had any of the characters just talked?? But of course, it’s Victorian England—we […]
Queen B’s Decree: The audio book of this one was fun to listen. The Scottish accent let me pretend to be Merida. But this one didn’t vibe with me. Liv has had a crush on her twin brother’s best friend, Arran for over a decade, but they only became friends about a year ago. Only […]
Queen B’s Decree: Genna somehow has the distinct ability to take a dark topic and make it fluffy and fun. Whatever Whispers is the story of Quinn and Jack. It’s got a dark academia vibe, with a secret society, a murder, and spooky happenings. And yet, it just felt like a cute little Rom Com? […]
Queen B’s Decree: Cozy werewolf book with a fated mate vibe? And a cat? And a coffee snob? Is there anything in this book I don’t like?? *the devil on my shoulder whispers friends-to-lovers trope* I kid, but in reality the friends-to-lovers trope was done very well here. Raegan and Jamie were legitimately best friends […]
Queen B’s Decree: Harloe Rae’s small town RomComs are usually low stakes full of humor and banter. Headed for Home was no exception. Drake and Cassidy shared a first kiss in middle school, but haven’t seen each other for over a decade. But when Drake bumps into her at a coffee shop, he’s immediately smitten […]
Queen B’s Decree: I’m not usually into political plot lines—it’s just too close to reality for me at times—but I got into this one. I appreciated that both main characters were older, you don’t often see a heroine over the age of 40 in contemporary romance. And the older I get, the more I prefer […]
Queen B’s Decree: We wanted a spooky-ish read for our next book club read, so it was finally time for me to read a Freida McFadden book. I’ve been recommended her by multiple people, I wish I had made time earlier to try. I couldn’t put down The Housemaid. The first part is told through […]
Queen B’s Decree: Deja Brew had potential but didn’t really deliver. Sirena was difficult to relate to. She basically has a Groundhog Day-esque month as a do-over and is reliving the month of October. She wants to get her magic-y witchy cooking mojo back and somehow that includes Gus, an ex-reality star magician trying to […]
Queen B’s Decree: Love and Other Cages is technically a standalone, but the story moves quickly at the beginning and I think you’d benefit from reading Love and Other Sins to get to know the characters better before diving into this one. And by “story moves quickly,” I mean there is a shoot out and […]