Queen B’s Decree: This may be my favorite of Sarah’s books. It’s got everything I love. The Marriage Hex was hilarious (can I get an entire book from Thorin’s POV plz), sexy, fun, and with enough mystery or suspense to keep you hooked. The characters are all so well-written, I got so invested in attaining […]
Queen B’s Decree: Rebel Heart is the final book in the Starlight Cove series, the final sibling—Levi. I’ve been slightly worried about this one. A second chance trope? With over a decade of separation? It gave me anxiety just thinking about it. But I shouldn’t have worried, Brighton knew how to make it okay for […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Pairing starts from Theo’s point-of-view and immediately begins with a break-up. So yes, the dreaded second chance romance trope is alive and well in this novel. And sometimes I can handle it. I could not this time. Theo and Kit are childhood best friends turned lovers then exes, and they meet […]
Queen B’s Decree: Adam Sass, I believe it’s time for me to read your backlog. This is my second from this author and I want more. Cursed Boys and Broken Hearts is a dreaded second chance romance trope, but I still couldn’t get enough. Grant is an 18 year old queer boy and he’s questioning […]
Queen B’s Decree: It’s becoming a fact that I’ll read anything that S.J. Tilly writes. Case in point: Love, Utley is a second chance trope. And yet…I loved it. Despite their time apart, Maddox and Hannah fit together as if no time had passed. Both were equally obsessed with the other, giving you a “soulmates” […]
Queen B’s Decree: Summer Kind of Love was a relatively light romance. Avery meets up with her childhood best friend, Logan, and they reconnect one summer after nearly two decades apart. Avery suffers from (nearly crippling at times) anxiety, and I thought the way her panic attacks were described was very well done. But, she […]
Queen B’s Decree: Wow, and I thought I was stubborn. I’ve got nothing on Ciara. Ciara’s got all these rules to help prevent a romantic relationship. Really, she will literally run away from a guy who is romantically interested in her for more than sex. Literally. But Leith (and his pack) and Jae-Sun are separately […]
Queen B’s Decree: Where the Old Roses Grow is the story of Rose and Jahi, a slow progression from teacher and parent, to friends, and eventually to romantic partners. The book itself is actually a collection of seven novella size stories, kind of like a serial. I found the dialogue to be a little stilted […]
Queen B’s Decree: Whenever I read a Claudia Burgoa book, I prepare myself for some angst. Famous Last Words does not skimp on the angst, nor the emotional pain. Seraphina and Brahms were childhood friends-to-lovers until a GIANT secret separates them. It’s only years later they reunite, but Seraphina ain’t down for it. Filled with […]
Queen B’s Decree: Till There Was You had potential, but I didn’t really vibe with it. Lexi and Jake meet one night at a dive bar where Jake is performing, and they spend one wonderful weekend together. Soon after Jake travels to LA where he is discovered and overnight, he’s a big star. And then […]