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: No Wrong Moves was a sweet read. Eddie and Pearce have been best friends for years, despite their age gap, after they met at a basketball camp. There was always some chemistry between them, but Eddie was determined to stay as friends only. Until finally, Eddie gets over his hang ups and realizes […]
Queen B’s Decree: Mr.Ultra Mega Love went in a different direction than I had been anticipating. Huff is a skinny nerd who was dealt with bullies his whole life, but when his sister is tragically murdered, he blames himself for being too chicken to help. Years pass and he’s still dealing with the aftermath of […]
Queen B’s Decree: Call You Mine went in a totally different direction than I was expecting. So my complaint from the first book in the series, Loved You Once, was that each brother was a different trope so it felt overdone. Well, we get a bonus trope in Beacon’s story. This is what my major […]
Queen B’s Decree: Mr. Right Across the Street was a cute premise that didn’t totally deliver. Mia is new to Manchester and hasn’t met many people yet. But what she has discovered while working from home is there is a very attractive man who works out on a strict schedule. Every day. Across the street. […]
Queen B’s Decree: Sandy is the final story in Vested Interest, the matriarch figure of the BAM boys. If you have read any of the previous in the series, Sandy is their office manager who became a widow not too long ago. Bring on the tears. I couldn’t stop them. I haven’t experienced loss like […]
Queen B’s Decree: I sometimes don’t like the whole friends-to-lovers trope. It just gets repetitive. But Friend Zone felt different. There was no main character sitting there, pining away for their BFF, while said BFF is blind to their feelings. Luckily, there was none of that in Friend Zone. What we got were two best […]