Queen B’s Decree: Charming The Devil had all of my favorite things. Sarah continues to amaze me with her growth as a writer. The depth of emotions I felt while reading Charming The Devil were unexpected. I got so attached to the characters, that I felt my own heart breaking at times. Lilith is a […]
Queen B’s Decree: Dr. Perfect, aka Zach, is the next of the Cove brothers. His family has nicknamed him Dr. Perfect…even though he feels the opposite of perfect. He’s moving into private practice a few days a week, and Ellie is the temp worker sent to be his new receptionist. The thing about Zach…is that […]
Queen B’s Decree: I found Second Chances in Hollywood to be adorable. It’s set in 1959 in Hollywood and that’s definitely a time period I haven’t read about much. Josie is a nurse who moved to Hollywood from her hometown in Kansas two years ago to get a fresh start when a patient talks her […]
Queen B’s Decree: Juneau was a bit of a slow start for me. It just had a lot of tropes and plot devices, I was worried it was going to be too much for me. It was…a lot. But the characters grew on me and eventually, I was fully invested. I was surprised by the […]
Queen B’s Decree: I’ve enjoyed the rest of The Regency Vows series, so I was excited to read To Swoon and To Spar. Alas, it was not to be. To Swoon and To Spar features Viscount Penvale buying back his ancestral home, but there’s a catch: he has to marry his uncle’s ward. My issue […]
Queen B’s Decree: I discovered a new and specific trope I love while reading Fearless Heart. It’s “boy has major crush as a teen but doesn’t know how to handle it so does anything to get her attention, turning them into “enemies;” boy has meaningless flings after girl moves away but immediately stops when she […]
Queen B’s Decree: Once the story started to unveil in Someone is Always Watching, I was hooked. It’s the kind of thriller I love, where it includes just a bit of interpersonal relationships and romance. Blythe and her friends don’t know who to trust, and they’re on the hunt for answers. And as the storyline […]
Queen B’s Decree: It’s no secret that I love hockey, therefore Made For Us felt like it was made for me (you see what I did there…). It’s the third novel in a series, and as I hadn’t read the first two, I did feel like I had been thrown into the deep end of […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Lost Wife was a difficult start for me. It alternates between present day and moments up to one year ago, counting down to current time. And…it was slow. Basically, Harry and Lea are getting married, but more and more, Lea believes Harry is hiding something from her. Most of the time […]
Queen B’s Decree: Yellow Wife was the choice for book club, and it was definitely not something I would have normally picked up. It’s a powerful story, told from the point-of-view of a female slave. And even more interesting, a biracial slave. Pheby was a difficult character to connect with. She’d grown not really belonging […]