Queen B’s Decree: Oh this was some angst-city, but in a good way. Braelyn has suffered some terrible loss, but is still trying to survive and live life. Brance has some freaking baggage, but lives for his young son, Ollie. Ollie meets Braelyn and they instantly become friends. Of course Brance hates this, and so […]
Queen B’s Decree: Jersey Six was such an interesting premise. Homeless woman meets homeless burn victim with amnesia who has vague memories of who caused the death of her foster parents (and her future dreams) Sign me up for that madness. And what madness it was. Jersey Six (our homeless woman) was such a dichotomy […]
Queen J loves Tessa Bailey – recommends her books to me all the time. And yet I had never read any of her…until recently. Ohhhhhh mama. Soooo good. Her Crossing the Line series was my most recent binge – read about my thoughts below! Riskier Business (0.5) – Honestly this one was so confusing to […]
Queen B’s Decree: Oh Haleigh Lovell, I love you and your quirky characters and witty banter. The Good Mistake is the third in the Hemsworth Brothers series (check out Queen B’s review of The Slam and The Foreplay to catch up!) but can be read as a standalone. Edric has been dealing with blind dates […]
Queen B’s Decree: Enemies to lovers is becoming one of my favorite tropes. I live for the witty banter, the ridiculous interactions that lead to lust and love. Frenemies was a good example of this trope. It was obvious from the beginning how much Dash wanted Layla, yet she was blind. Although hearing everything he […]
Queen B’s Decree: I think Erin Nicholas might be crawling up the list of must-buy authors. She is so consistently good. Sweet Home Louisiana was our next in the Boys of the Bayou series – this time a second chance romance (which all of you know, is not my favorite). But this time the second […]
Queen B’s Decree: Another sweet and funny read by Jamie Schlosser. Unattainable features Aiden Legend (the brother of Theo from Untrainable) and his high school sweetheart, Corrie. The high school sweetheart that he sort of never broke up with but just stopped talking to after going through a tragic time period of his life? Yeah, […]
Queen B’s Decree: I have a love/hate relationship with this book. I loved the plot idea and Jason, but I hated Eileen sometimes. The basic idea here is that Eileen and Jason are being “forced” to plan a wedding for Eileen’s bratty older sister and Jason’s broke cousin. Both Jason and Eileen have been the […]
Queen B’s Decree: Ella Maise is a new to me author, but I am a sucker for “fake relationships that become real” so I was quickly hooked on Marriage For One. Jack is our grumpy, serious Hero and Rose is our optimistic and stubborn Heroine. The real beauty of this story is the fake relationship […]
Queen B’s Decree: Avery Cockburn is no stranger to me. Play Hard is the newest release in her Glasgow Lads series. It is sort of a standalone, but only if you’ve read Playing with Fire. I’d highly suggest you start there. Play Hard revisits Robert and Liam. It really is a wonderful story outlining what […]