Queen B’s Decree: I recently read my first book from Jaqueline Snowe and I LOVED it so I jumped at the chance to read her newest work, Teaching with the Enemy. My hopes were high and that contributed to how disappointed I ended up. I didn’t connect with any of the characters. Christopher took “enemies-to-lovers” […]
Queen B’s Decree: Talia Hibbert has been on both my and Queen J’s “to-read” list for a while. When I got notification that I would be receiving a copy of Act Your Age, Eve Brown, I mildly panicked. I hadn’t read the previous in the series, Get a Life, Chloe Brown nor Take a Hint, […]
Queen B’s Decree: Bet The Farm took enemies-to-lovers and dialed up the enemies. Olivia and Jake are mourning her grandfather, the only father figure Jake had ever known. When it becomes known that the farm is left equally to them both, Jake is highly resistant. Olivia was a fun character. Full of forgiveness, patience, and […]
Queen B’s Decree: This should be in the dictionary for “enemies-to-lovers” trope. Hatfield and McCoy. Romeo and Juliet. Add to that Adler and Todd. Since birth, Maggie Todd and Tate Adler have hated each others families…for unknown reasons. It started with their grandfathers and has been passed down through each generation, continuing with Maggie and […]
Queen B’s Decree: Make Up Break Up is an interesting enemies-to-lovers concept. Annika Dev and Hudson Craft spend one week in Vegas at a conference and connect and discuss their app ideas…and more naked things. Fast forward to now and they have competing apps: one for falling in love and making up and another that […]
Queen B’s Decree: In December 2020 (the year that must not be named), the Oprah Magazine released a list of their best romance novels for the year. Queen J and I had both read some, heard of others, and owned a few (bought and unread, of course) from the list, so we decided to read […]
Queen B’s Decree: Sheriff’s Secret was an interesting read. You have hero #1, Jaxson: the small town sheriff who has no idea that his inner most secret of his sexuality is not really that much of a secret at all. And hero #2, Dante: big city business man, out and proud and not afraid to […]
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 […]