Queen B’s Decree: Wrong Place Wrong Time starts off with a bang, with Jen a spectator as she watches her son murder a man. But after she goes to sleep she wakes up in the past, and continues further and further back in history until she solves the mystery of the murder. I was hooked […]
Queen B’s Decree: I enjoyed Kamila Knows Best so I quickly snapped up Jana Goes Wild as soon as I saw it. I should have read the blurb better, because I soon learned it contains the dreaded “second chance” trope. Jana and Anil had a two week fling that ended badly five years ago, but […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Retreat was a story that went into some deeper topics. Infertility, childhood abandonment, religion, and the strength of sisterhood. When Nadia suspects her husband of ten years of cheating, she reaches out to her estranged sister for support. I loved that Nadia and her sister Zeba grow together, and in doing […]
Queen B’s Decree: I recently discovered Studio Ghibli movies, and I’ve discovered something. What I love so much about them is this heartwarming feeling I always get, even if the plot is a little weird. T.J. Klune books are like that for me. In the Lives of Puppets made me laugh, and cry, and my […]
Queen B’s Decree: I think my love affair with Joe Goldberg is fizzling out. I…got bored during For You and Only You. It was the same thing: Joe gets obsessed with girl. Joe decides to kill someone because of girl. But this time he’s also part of a writing fellowship workshop. So we just keep […]
Queen B’s Decree: Charming The Devil had all of my favorite things. Sarah continues to amaze me with her growth as a writer. The depth of emotions I felt while reading Charming The Devil were unexpected. I got so attached to the characters, that I felt my own heart breaking at times. Lilith is a […]
Queen B’s Decree: Dr. Perfect, aka Zach, is the next of the Cove brothers. His family has nicknamed him Dr. Perfect…even though he feels the opposite of perfect. He’s moving into private practice a few days a week, and Ellie is the temp worker sent to be his new receptionist. The thing about Zach…is that […]
Queen B’s Decree: I found Second Chances in Hollywood to be adorable. It’s set in 1959 in Hollywood and that’s definitely a time period I haven’t read about much. Josie is a nurse who moved to Hollywood from her hometown in Kansas two years ago to get a fresh start when a patient talks her […]
Queen B’s Decree: Juneau was a bit of a slow start for me. It just had a lot of tropes and plot devices, I was worried it was going to be too much for me. It was…a lot. But the characters grew on me and eventually, I was fully invested. I was surprised by the […]
Queen B’s Decree: I’ve enjoyed the rest of The Regency Vows series, so I was excited to read To Swoon and To Spar. Alas, it was not to be. To Swoon and To Spar features Viscount Penvale buying back his ancestral home, but there’s a catch: he has to marry his uncle’s ward. My issue […]