Category: Contemporary
To Sir, With Love by Lauren Layne
Tell Me I’m Yours by J.S. Scott
Queen B’s Decree: I had been wondering how J.S. Scott was going to redeem Dylan in Tell Me I’m Yours. To the surprise of no one, I ended up adoring him. Kylie is Nicole’s best friend and she’s determined that Nicole’s wedding is everything she’d ever hope for. To do that, she’s decided she’s going […]
Something Like Hate by Harloe Rae
Queen B’s Decree: Something Like Hate is an enemies-to-lovers romance with some fierce feelings. Vannah meets Landon at a wedding where he is totally unpleasant and rude, so she is shocked to see he’s the newest client at her real estate office. Landon is ruthless in both business and his personal life so he pursues […]
As We Are by Claudia Burgoa
Let Me Love You by Siobhan Davis
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 […]
Heavy Petting by Erin Nicholas
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 […]
Duvet Day by Emily Kerr
Leif’s Serenity by Misty Walker
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 […]
The Soulmate Equation by Christina Lauren
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 […]