Queen B’s Decree: I didn’t really read the blurb before starting this one. I just knew I’d like it since Alison Cochrun wrote it. So I was a little surprised when Here We Go Again was less a story about romance and more a story of grief, regret, and acceptance. No big deal, just me […]
Queen B’s Decree: Have you ever wished that you found out one day you were a princess to a distant land? That’s what happens to Maddie. Her late mother left her home country to marry a Texas boy, and years later….voila! Maddie is needed to be the heir to the throne. The Backup Princess was […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Roommate Pact was a fun and light read, exactly what I was needing. The things I enjoyed: If I think too long about Graham’s reason for never committing to a relationship, my brain hurts a bit (something that happened in middle school and this man is 36!) but I can ignore […]
Queen B’s Decree: When my book club was picking our next book, we decided on cowboys. I knew then, it was time to finally start the Chestnut Springs series. Flawless had some surprising depth for something that feels like a light and fluffy read. Rhett is a bull rider at the top (and end) of […]
Queen B’s Decree: I can’t resist a Lynn Painter rom com. The way she uses “moron” or “dipshit” as affectionate terms of endearment just works for me. I loved so much of the banter in Happily Never After. Whether it was between Sophie and Max, or between her elderly roommates (LARRY FOREVER), I felt like […]
Queen B’s Decree: Love Under the Microscope really felt like a traditional rom com, with Zelda and Parker on opposing sides, but coming together for a common goal. It was filled with witty banter and zany and ridiculous situations. Did I find it funny and humorous? Yes. Did it feel over the top and that […]
Queen B’s Decree: Where the Old Roses Grow is the story of Rose and Jahi, a slow progression from teacher and parent, to friends, and eventually to romantic partners. The book itself is actually a collection of seven novella size stories, kind of like a serial. I found the dialogue to be a little stilted […]
Queen B’s Decree: J.S. Scott’s Billionaire series are always very satisfying reads, and Kaleb’s was more of the same. Kaleb and Anna are both kind of floundering in their personal life (professional is no big deal, hello, we’re talking billionaire here) when they meet. I love that their relationship started as friends and flourished and […]
Queen B’s Decree: No matter what pen name she uses, I will read anything Erin Nicolle writes. We’ve got your standard “my grandfather is the king of a tiny European country and I need to be married to accept the crown” marriage of convenience trope. But Torin doesn’t want the woman his grandfather “won” in […]
Queen B’s Decree: Whenever I read a Claudia Burgoa book, I prepare myself for some angst. Famous Last Words does not skimp on the angst, nor the emotional pain. Seraphina and Brahms were childhood friends-to-lovers until a GIANT secret separates them. It’s only years later they reunite, but Seraphina ain’t down for it. Filled with […]