Queen B’s Decree: Opal is a fae that is supposedly shaede-less, living in the human world and learning about their culture before she’s to return home. It kind of reminds me of Mormons…except without the proselytizing. And she’s the weird one that doesn’t fit in. When her favorite coffee consumer gets attacked by dark magic, […]
Queen B’s Decree: I can’t say I’ve ever read a book like this one. Misfire went into so many ways I didn’t expect. Destiny (AKA Drew) is surviving by working as a housekeeper and prostitute when she happens upon the Astor brothers. They are definitely morally grey and immediately she’s drawn into their dark, mafia […]
Queen B’s Decree: This book is a chunk, and yet, it went by so fast. The Casquette Girls had such an interesting premise. Adele is back in New Orleans after a big hurricane nearly destroyed her neighborhood. After she returns there are some odd happenings; murders occurring, and she maybe has some telekinesis or magic? […]
Queen B’s Decree: A love triangle is not my favorite trope, but this one included a character just waking from a coma. I had to know what would happen. And I learned this felt less like a love triangle, and more like a widow who hasn’t even attempted to process her grief. While technically Keane […]
Queen B’s Decree: Maybe it’s because I’m in a Twilight mood, but Other Worlds gave me some Twilight vibes—if the vampires and werewolves got along. Luna has run away to Assisi to avoid her impending divorce, and there she has significant interactions with both Aldo, a vampire, and Victor, a werewolf. I appreciate that it’s not […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Concealed had such a nostalgic feeling for me. It was very reminiscent of YA paranormal I’d read many moons ago. And honestly, I still really love those kinds of books. Cate is our FMC, who meets two boys on her first day of college in a different country. And surprise! She’s […]
Queen B’s Decree: There’s so much I want to say, but I can’t without spoiling everything. It was a rollercoaster ride of emotions and angst. Lots of flashbacks and dark moments, yet filled with just enough hope and love to keep And I Love You the Most from being too dark. I knew going into […]