Queen B’s Decree: Am I in love with The Sopranos and have watched it multiple times? Yes. Thus, I KNEW I needed to read A Love Most Fatal. A female mafia boss with a mild-mannered middle school teacher? This is the pairing I never knew I needed until now. I couldn’t get enough of this […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Love Plot was a relatively light and fun read. Star is this free spirit, bohemian, with a couple different jobs. While Rafe is this uptight veterinarian from a wealthy family. After an awkward meeting, Rafe pays Star to be his fake girlfriend to get his family to stop trying to set […]
Queen B’s Decree: As the great T. Swift says “There is nothing I do better than revenge.” Petty Cupid is a great mix of schadenfreude and romance/sex/connection. So you get a little bit of everything! Love is a cupid who recently dumped by her boss, and even though she isn’t heartsick…she is humiliated and wants […]
Queen B’s Decree: I was obsessed with Codename Charming. It has so many things I can’t resist: slow burn, fake dating, witty banter, Beauty and the Beast references, and emotional baggage that brings our main characters together. I loved Matthias. He’s such a giant teddy bear; he may look like a giant, scary bodyguard, but […]
Queen B’s Decree: I have a confession to make. There was a moment where I doubted Erin Nicholas. A moment where I thought “not really sure I like this Knox guy.” How could I have doubted her?? Kiss My Giraffe was wonderful. While it was still extremely steamy, it felt more like a slow burn. […]
Queen B’s Decree: When I saw Made in Manhattan advertised as a play on “My Fair Lady,” I immediately was sucked in. Oh, one of my favorite musical movies with a gender-bent contemporary twist? Yes, please. Cain is the newly found (and previously undiscovered) grandson of Violet’s “employer” and mentor. Violet is then tasked with […]
Queen B’s Decree: I feel like I’ve been waiting for Crazy Rich Cajuns since we first met Bennett in book #2. I love the opposites attract trope and knew Erin Nicholas would write it well. Naturally, I liked this story. But I didn’t love it, sadly. It felt like it was missing something for me. […]