Queen B’s Decree: I’ve been anxiously awaiting Zander’s story for a while, but I don’t think I quite understood how serious he really was. Caroline rolls into town wearing a designer wedding dress and carrying an illegally obtained lion cub. But instead of being the pampered, runaway heiress she appears to be, she’s actually collecting […]
Queen B’s Decree: Ramón and Julieta is (surprise!) a play on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, with a Chicano twist. Ramón’s father is this fast-food restaurant conglomerate that grew after bringing the Mexican fish taco to the masses, and Ramón has spent his life making deals and working for Taco King. He lets loose one night […]
Queen B’s Decree: I think this might be one of the first J.S. Scott stories where I really wanted to shake the Heroine. Macy and Leo meet when her best friend marries his older brother. When Leo graciously takes her on an emergent (rich billionaires all have private planes, didn’t you know?) flight home, they […]
Queen B’s Decree: Julian (aka The Commander) is the man behind the scenes at Hidden Justice and he’s looking to hire a new part-time secretary for his cushy, “make this look legal” office. He’s expecting older, near retirement-age women until Taliyah crashes into his life last-minute. Sparks fly and Julian is immediately smitten, unable to […]
Queen B’s Decree: Oohhhh man, I was definitely concerned towards the beginning of Until Next Time. I believe I’ve told you in the past, but I watched Sleepless in Seattle for the first time last year and was heartily disturbed by it. And I like stalker books! Until Next Time started off with some Sleepless […]
Queen B’s Decree: This one has been on my TBR list for YEARS. Years, y’all. YEARS. Now that I’ve finally read it, I can easily tell it’s an earlier Meghan March book, as her later books have improved writing and story lines. Bad Judgment was a little cliched: the no-nonsense, on scholarship law student Justine […]
Queen B’s Decree: The moment Torius meets the infant Danyetta, he recognizes her as his fated mate. Slight side note: I recently binge watched the entire Twilight series (do not recommend this) and the way Tor meets Dani reminded me of Jacob imprinting upon that CGI monster Renesmee. Except The Fae Warrior’s Princess dealt with […]
Queen B’s Decree: I was a little hesitant to start At The End of Everything. A book about a pneumonic plague pandemic while living through the real world of the past 18 months? As a healthcare provider, that seemed a little too close to home. And yet, I was sucked in from page one. Told […]
Queen B’s Decree: Dating the Duke was a light-hearted read. It didn’t have the same over-the-top ridiculous antics that some of Emma Hart’s stories can have, but it was still funny and sweet. I do have some complaints. I thought the pacing was a little slow; the story seemed to drag on for the first […]
Queen B’s Decree: I was just as enthralled with Electric Idol as I had been with Neon Gods. Eros is the kind of Hero I adore: hates everyone (including himself) except the Heroine. He’s been forced into the role of his mother Aphrodite’s fixer and believes himself to be a monster. When she wants Psyche […]