Queen B’s Decree: Kamila Knows Best is a modern adaptation of Jane Austen’s Emma with a Desi twist. Kamila lives her best life working as a CPA at here father’s firm. She spends her time volunteering at the local animal shelter, hosting biryani and Bollywood movies, and her old family friend Rohan is recently always […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Woman at No. 13 was a decent thriller. It’s based is Northern Ireland and I didn’t realize that religion and politics would be such a major focus of the story. Our main character, Jannis, has flown to small town Northern Ireland after his old friend, Kate, is questioned by the police […]
Queen B’s Decree: I loved Hook, Line, and Sinker in a different way than It Happened One Summer, and yet, I loved it just as much. Hannah and Fox become friends after that one summer in the first book. They keep in touch after Hannah moves back to LA and before you know it, they […]
Queen B’s Decree: Perfectly You and I did not jive together. It contained one of my least favorite tropes (OF ALL TIME) and I just couldn’t get past that. Fisher is fun and I enjoyed his banter with Nathalie. It was obvious that they were both ignoring their attraction so their “enemies-to-lovers” was all in […]
Queen B’s Decree: This review will be short and sweet so I’m not tempted to reveal any spoilers. Always Meant to Be is best read by going in blind. Kendall and Zander have such chemistry. Their journey is a mix of the forbidden and taboo, adoration and love, temptation and passion. Always Meant to Be […]
Queen B’s Decree: I wasn’t sure I was going to finish this book initially. Delilah was a very unlikable character to begin with. In the first chapter, she was essentially a female version of an alphahole, constantly forgetting the name of their current bed partner. It was this weird, forced into your face feeling of […]
Queen B’s Decree: I’m still deep in the world of the sweet Omegaverse trope and I don’t see that ending for me anytime soon. Always Waiting is the story of Eloise. She’s been living at what is essentially an Omega boarding school since she was a child and is their oldest resident. She’s refusing to […]
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 […]