Queen B’s Decree: Badly Behaved did not go the way I expected. Jameson was an interesting character. Initially, she gives off this sense of apathy; as if her life plan is set in stone and she’s just there letting everything happen to her. She’s her mother’s puppet, planning to fulfill the life of a socialite. […]
Queen B’s Decree: I adore this series. Every book has held up on it’s own. Maelyn is kidnapped and wakes up in another world, planning to be sold on the auction block as a slave. King Zander is there, attempting to infiltrate and shut down the abductions. He hears Maelyn’s voice and immediately recognizes her […]
Queen B’s Decree: Ahhhh Joe, I have missed you. Joe’s last relationship with Love (during Hidden Bodies) has ended and he’s looking for true love again. He thinks he’s found it in Mary Kay, a librarian in the small town he’s moved to. He’s a book lover and she’s a librarian; it’s a match made […]
Queen B’s Decree: To Love and to Loathe was remarkably light and fun. Our cast of characters is thus: Diana, Lady Templeton: widow to her much older husband, pragmatic, sharp wit, and can’t stop bickering with Jeremy Jeremy, Marquess of Willingham: rake (that’s a manwhore to you historical romance noobs), doing his best to live […]
Queen B’s Decree: This thriller took me for a ride. I was totally surprised by how it went. The Dinner Guest starts out at the murder. Those present are Matt, the deceased, his husband Charlie, their teenaged son Titus, and friend/acquaintance Rachel. And Rachel calls the police and confesses to the murder. Case closed, right? […]
Queen B’s Decree: Finale was a fantastic end to the series. Pen and her Breakers are dealing with the aftermath of the cliffhanger at the end of the previous book, Breakers. They were all dealing with some heavy and deep issues, but they had all grown so much, both as individuals and in their relationship. […]
Queen B’s Decree: This one felt weird to me. Cyrus and his pack of werewolves find eight-year-old Remy after his family has been murdered, and he himself assaulted and attacked. Cyrus brings Remy into his pack and spends the next 10 years being overprotective and supportive. Remy is turning 18 and is resentful of Cyrus. […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Sister Surprise was such a great read. Abigail Mann’s second release is even better than her first (and I liked her first!). Ava was raised by her single mother and has always wondered who her father was. Mum’s not talking, so when Ava’s job is doing a piece on DNA testing, […]
Queen B’s Decree: One More Time was exactly what I would want and expect from Aurora Rose Reynolds: fun, sexy, easy. Aria has just moved back to her hometown after a bad divorce and when there is an emergency with her new house, the on-call contractor turns out to be her old high school crush, […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Dating Plan was a super fun read. Daisy and Liam have some history. He was her big brother’s best friend and her teenage crush, but after he ghosts her and her family on prom night they don’t see each other for the next ten years. When they run into each other […]