Queen B’s Decree: The Love Plot was a relatively light and fun read. Star is this free spirit, bohemian, with a couple different jobs. While Rafe is this uptight veterinarian from a wealthy family. After an awkward meeting, Rafe pays Star to be his fake girlfriend to get his family to stop trying to set […]
Queen B’s Decree: I struggled with this one. I just didn’t connect with our first FMC, Ellie. She’s Armenian, but basically is doing all she can to not be associated with her culture and heritage. An Americanized nickname, lives away from her family, works in tech, etc. She meets Vanya, another Armenian, at this big […]
Queen B’s Decree: It’s becoming a fact that I’ll read anything that S.J. Tilly writes. Case in point: Love, Utley is a second chance trope. And yet…I loved it. Despite their time apart, Maddox and Hannah fit together as if no time had passed. Both were equally obsessed with the other, giving you a “soulmates” […]
Queen B’s Decree: Summer Kind of Love was a relatively light romance. Avery meets up with her childhood best friend, Logan, and they reconnect one summer after nearly two decades apart. Avery suffers from (nearly crippling at times) anxiety, and I thought the way her panic attacks were described was very well done. But, she […]
Queen B’s Decree: Ice, Love, & Other Penalties had the classic Claudia Burgoa level of angst. But, as always, she addresses it head on and everyone eventually goes to therapy and learns to communicate. Ty was the star here. He deals with his insecurities and dysfunctional family history, and he doesn’t let Indie push him […]
Queen B’s Decree: I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: medical inaccuracies are my biggest pet peeve. Even worse than a misspelled homonym! So a book written by a medical professional is something I will never be able to resist. Tiffany has worked her way out of poverty and is a radiology resident […]
Queen B’s Decree: Full Throttle definitely had the Melanie Moreland panache. Heroes who fall first, get instantly obsessed, a little over the top, and heroines that have witty banter like no other. I liked that both Dom and Cherry were older characters that had jobs and lives before meeting. It’s nice to see characters that […]
Queen B’s Decree: Calling Your Bluff was a pretty light and cute read with a bit of a slow burn. Becca is struggling after failing a class in medical school, so she revisits her roots as a camp counselor to help get her juju back. Her counterpart is Miller, a professional poker player looking for […]
Queen B’s Decree: Score on You really hit the spot for me. You take one broody “I hate everyone but you” retired hockey player and mix it with a “I escaped from a cult” innocent but wants to learn cutie, and you’ve got me reading a whole book entirely in one sitting. Ridge was exceptionally […]
Queen B’s Decree: Scent Matches Ever After is basically my favorite thing: an extended epilogue. No angst, pure fluff, smut, and romance. That’s what I’m talking about. It was a nice re-visit with Alice, Caleb, and Grant and I loved seeing their relationship deepen. My favorite part was still the email foreplay though, it felt […]