Queen B’s Decree: Sugarcoated is perfect Erin Nicholas. Small town charm? Check. Wonderfully developed characters? Check. Sizzling Chemistry? Check. Sugarcoated also contained one of my biggest book sources of anxiety: secrets. Zoe has basically been raised (and is now in charge) of her family’s bakery and they have one competitor…Hot Cakes. The betrayal between the […]
Queen B’s Decree: I feel a little let down by Easy to Fall. Like I’ve waited through all of these books and I don’t feel satisfied. I feel like I’ve been riding this crazy train and I still don’t know who these characters are. Why are Seth and Laura in love? The overarching plot tends […]
Queen B’s Decree: If I Never Met You was a delight to read. Our heroine is Laurie, who has just been dumped by the partner she’s had for half of her life. The partner who tells her he needs to find himself and immediately impregnates his new girlfriend. Painful, and heartbreaking, but not the end […]
Vampires in America by D.B. Reynolds was first introduced to me by Queen J. And from page one I was hooked. Vampires in America just might be one of the best series I’ve ever read. For a series that has so many books, you might expect the characters and plots to become formulaic after a […]
Queen B’s Decree: Historical used to be my favorite genre, so I jumped on the chance to snatch this one up. The Earl Not Taken started well. We get introduced to this squad of wallflowers who bonded together while at a boarding school. These women/girls were supposedly so terrible that their parents sent them out […]
Queen B’s Decree: Creole Kingpin contains one of my least favorite tropes, the abominable second chance. I usually hate it, because the characters’ separation is often due to a stupid misunderstanding, or a failure to communicate, or something totally avoidable. Luckily, this doesn’t happen in Creole Kingpin. 15 years ago Magnolia and Moses spent two […]
Queen B’s Decree: The New Guy was a cute gender reversal on the typical boss and employee roles. The boss here is Sam, who upon coming home from her dear grandfather’s funeral, has a few drinks to celebrate his life and meets a grumpy and socially awkward man who stays with her for the night. […]
Queen B’s Decree: Us After You was really hard to follow for the first third or so. It goes back and forth in the past and between Tucker’s and Sage’s viewpoints so I was a little confused for a bit. We met Tucker in Almost Perfect as one of Hannah’s super rich bandmates. Sage and […]
Queen B’s Decree: Delinquent Demons is a bit of a whirlwind. As soon as it starts, you are thrown into it without really understanding what is happening (kinda like Charis, I suppose?). Charis has been living under a fog her whole life and after getting a tattoo her life gets thrown into chaos. She’s taken […]
Queen B’s Decree: I’ve been sitting on my thoughts and pondering this review for quite some time. My final conclusion? This series was not for me. Quick reminder – All The Letters I’ll Never Send You was told from Mina’s point of view and describes her obsession with her ex-coworker/friend, an obsession that she delusionally […]