Queen B’s Decree: I’ve been sitting on this review for a while. I don’t want to spoil anything; it’s definitely best to go into this story blind. What I can say was Let Me Love You tugged at my heartstrings. Throughout my read, I smiled, laughed, cried, and swooned. The angst was ridiculous, so emotional […]
Queen B’s Decree: This book is everything I want. Heavy Petting is about Fletcher and his best friend since kindergarten, Jordan. When Jordan is publicly dumped (ON TV!) Fletcher immediately flies out to Vegas to be there for her and do whatever he can to fix things. One thing leads to another and suddenly they’re […]
Queen B’s Decree: I was drawn to Duvet Day due to a single line in the blurb: Young lawyer Alexa Humphries’s one true love is her precious duvet Many years ago, Queen J and I took a vacation where we first encountered what we called the “cloud bed,” and the memory of that duvet has […]
Queen B’s Decree: Leif’s Serenity had some serious chemistry. Our heroes are Fernando, known to us as the chef and manager of his family-owned restaurant, and Leif, a travel blogger who is just passing through. Fernando is bogged down with family issues and responsibilities, so he tries to restrict his “fun” with tourists so there’s […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Soulmate Equation made my nerdy heart happy. Jess is a struggling single mom who does her statistics based freelancing at the same coffee shop every day. It’s there she encounters the man her and her best friend (with the best nickname ever, Fizzy) have nicknamed Americano; rigid on his schedule and […]
Queen B’s Decree: Happy Endings would have been so much better had the romance and the Hero, Andre not existed. Since she was dumped by a post-it note, Trixie has moved states and is now thriving with the support of her three best friends. She’s selling sex toys, but more importantly, she’s focusing on body […]
Queen B’s Decree: Callan’s Atlas was a fast paced and quick read. Our main characters are the young, damaged, and broken Callan and the older, bossy, and rebellious Atlas. Atlas was almost too pushy and domineering at times, but Callan seemed to really respond to it. Callan has gone through something exceptionally traumatic and his […]
Queen B’s Decree: It Had to Be You was a lot like Love Actually. Which is perfect, as that is my favorite movie. It does mean that there are a lot of different points-of-view, so it made it a little difficult to follow along at first. A lot of the story lines are a little […]
Queen B’s Decree: This felt like a coming-of-age story but even after reflecting upon Hurricane Summer, I still don’t know what the lesson was. Everyone sucks and life is terrible? This is supposedly an ode to the wonders of Jamaica, but except for some scenery and landscape all we hear about are poverty, shaming, racism, […]
Queen B’s Decree: Just Last Night was an extremely emotional and beautiful book. This was more of a love story about friendship versus a traditional romance. Just Last Night focuses on the very difficult topic of grief. It was told through Eve’s point of view and I thought it very accurately described the painfully emotional […]