Queen B’s Decree: Chase was such an annoying man at the beginning of Worth the Chase, but he soon won me over. Oh how the mighty have fallen…. Chase fell so hard. The connection between him and Bridget is instant and it is obvious that they are drawn to each other. I loved how Chase […]
Queen B’s Decree: Following Maggie was the kind of Melanie Moreland story that I love to binge read. Full of instalove, soulmates, and emotional growth. Sebastian and Maggie meet when they are stuck in an airport during a winter storm. Sebastian is about to give up on his dreams and go back to work for […]
Queen B’s Decree: I’ve always wondered how the DeafBlind communicate. It seems so hard to understand. The Sign for Home gave me some insight into their lives. The story is told between alternating points-of-view from Arlo, our 23-year-old DeafBlind Hero, and Cyril, his newest interpreter. Arlo has been sheltered by his Jehovah’s Witness uncle and […]
Queen B’s Decree: Moonlight in Massachusetts was a sweet and easy extended epilogue to the Kennedy Boys series. It cycled through the points-of-view of most of the siblings and their spouses so it was almost a relay race—going from one couple to the next. My only criticism is a personal take. It felt like everyone’s […]
Queen B’s Decree: Mmmmm yes, bring on the instalove, please. In Breaking the Speed Limit, Stefano is content with his life as a custom mechanic but feels like he’s missing something. One night he finds Gabby stranded on the side of the road, attempting to change her own tire. Sparks ignite and he’s immediately smitten. […]
Queen B’s Decree: Alex Grayson always knows how to turn up the dial on the emotions and the tears. It feels like no matter how the story ends, she somehow always makes me feel. Until Never was another story inspiring all the feelings. It’s the story of Trent and Ally, who have been meant to […]
Queen B’s Decree: Only A Taste includes three different novellas with variable tropes and genres, so I’ll plan to review each story individually. Spark: The trope here was “one night stand leads to secret baby.” It was cute and sweet, but I always feel like there are no great reasons for keeping a baby secret. […]
Queen B’s Decree: I love a “fake relationship” trope. In Faking The Game, Aslan Spearman has been lying to his mother to avoid her matchmaking by claiming he’s already in a relationship. It’s not a problem until there’s an unavoidable family reunion and his “girlfriend’s” presence is requested. Keaton is a VP at his company […]
Queen B’s Decree: I LOVED Abigail Mann’s previous two books, The Lonely Fajita and The Sister Surprise so I was pumped to see her writing a “RomCom.” So then I’m reading The Wedding Crasher and I keep wondering where the Rom or the Com will ever pop up? Our main character Poppy is in the […]
Queen B’s Decree: I went into The Accidental Countess not sure I even liked the main characters. Eva was my least favorite of the Heroine trio prior to this book, so my hopes were definitely tempered. But somehow The Accidental Countess became my favorite of the series. Eva and Matthew were both secret marshmallows. Both […]