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: 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 […]
Queen B’s Decree: How to Love Your Neighbor felt a little cliched. Noah is the big city rich man trying to buy Grace’s inherited home (his neighbor!), so they start off on the wrong foot. I still can’t really figure out when they transitioned from enemies-to-lovers. It started off light and fun with witty banter […]
Queen B’s Decree: I don’t know if words can express how much I loved Love & Other Disasters. Look at this list of all the amazing things it contained! diverse representation (queer + non-binary) reality TV cooking show steamy sex scenes CURLY HAIR Dahlia and London were amazing characters. Dahlia is recently divorced and broke, […]
Queen B’s Decree: Every time I read something written by Sarina Bowen, I remember why I love her so much. The Best Men was unbelievably good. We start off the morning after some embarrassing drunk texting to Mark’s sister, her soon-to-be groom, and his gay best man (that he can’t stop lusting after). After apologizing, […]
Queen B’s Decree: When I saw Made in Manhattan advertised as a play on “My Fair Lady,” I immediately was sucked in. Oh, one of my favorite musical movies with a gender-bent contemporary twist? Yes, please. Cain is the newly found (and previously undiscovered) grandson of Violet’s “employer” and mentor. Violet is then tasked with […]
Queen B’s Decree: Neon Gods is a modern adaptation of the Hades and Persephone myth, although the modernness feels a little weird. After devouring Neon Gods, I still don’t totally understand where Olympus is. Do people have magic? But they have instagram? Is there an airport? Honestly, none of that really matters because Hades and […]
Queen B’s Decree: Weather Girl had a definite Parent Trap vibe going on. Ari and Russell work at a TV news station in weather and sports and working with their bosses has turned into a nightmare. Torrance and Seth are ex-spouses that 100% bring their relationship problems into their work life and it’s begun to […]