Queen B’s Decree: I loved the premise of this one. Big city Emma inherits a farm from her estranged grandparents, and she meets the farm manager Dan, at the will reading. Of course, she meets him while she’s trying to change into a dress…in the men’s bathroom. Hijinks ensue. I loved Dan. He’s so sweet […]
Queen B’s Decree: I usually can’t stand “hot mess” heroines. But I loved Anna. Her hot mess-ness was less about not having her life together and more about doing all she could to support her dad and that just makes her entirely too wholesome to not love. Liam’s family felt a lot like the show […]
Queen B’s Decree: The audio book of this one was fun to listen. The Scottish accent let me pretend to be Merida. But this one didn’t vibe with me. Liv has had a crush on her twin brother’s best friend, Arran for over a decade, but they only became friends about a year ago. Only […]
Queen B’s Decree: Genna somehow has the distinct ability to take a dark topic and make it fluffy and fun. Whatever Whispers is the story of Quinn and Jack. It’s got a dark academia vibe, with a secret society, a murder, and spooky happenings. And yet, it just felt like a cute little Rom Com? […]
Queen B’s Decree: Harloe Rae’s small town RomComs are usually low stakes full of humor and banter. Headed for Home was no exception. Drake and Cassidy shared a first kiss in middle school, but haven’t seen each other for over a decade. But when Drake bumps into her at a coffee shop, he’s immediately smitten […]
Queen B’s Decree: Deja Brew had potential but didn’t really deliver. Sirena was difficult to relate to. She basically has a Groundhog Day-esque month as a do-over and is reliving the month of October. She wants to get her magic-y witchy cooking mojo back and somehow that includes Gus, an ex-reality star magician trying to […]
Queen B’s Decree: Love You a Latke felt like a Jewish Hallmark movie. It checked so many boxes. And like many Hallmark movies, the main characters seem to fall in love without much build up. I felt like we were missing the relationship development. This book mostly happens over the 8 days of Hanukkah and […]
Queen B’s Decree: Pardon My Frenchie was an adorable and easy read. With a bit of an enemies-to-lovers vibe at the beginning, sparks fly between Ashanti and Thad when they butt heads over the care of his grandmother’s dog, Puddin’. But after a video of her dog Duchess and his now dog Puddin’ snuggling goes […]
Queen B’s Decree: Rachel Weiss’s Group Chat is a loose retelling of Pride and Prejudice except Rachel is definitely no Elizabeth. For one thing, Elizabeth is a likable and well-written character. Rachel…is not a good person. This was a DNF for me, I didn’t see any redeemable qualities in Rachel. The first 25% of the […]
Queen B’s Decree: My Favorite Boss was fun. Grumpy x sunshine, boss x employee, age gap—all fun tropes. Alexander tries to be this ice king at work, but he’s never had an assistant like Magnolia before. I just had so much fun reading this one. Full of witty banter, ridiculous hijinks, sexual chemistry, and a […]