Queen B’s Decree: You Can Trust Me was my first read by Kiersten Modglin, but I’d seen her books all over the gram, so I was anticipating some twists. And she delivered. As soon as I thought I could predict what was happening, BAM. Twist. Also, I’m now terrified of going on a cruise, so […]
Queen B’s Decree: Sun Damage really made me want to take a vacation to France, minus the whole conman thing. Without giving too much away, I felt that Sun Damage had a relatively slow build up, but kept me enthralled. Our protagonist was pretty complex, and I could see why she struggled so much with […]
Queen B’s Decree: The Good Daughter was my first read by Karin Slaughter and it won’t be my last. I was hooked from page one. Charlotte and Samantha went through something extremely traumatic as teens, and 28 years later, they’re still dealing with the repercussions. The Good Daughter alternates with unraveling the timeline of what […]
Queen B’s Decree: Cole & Mistletoe was the epitome of a Hallmark Christmas movie. You’ve got all the important factors! I loved that Sloane and Cole started off on the wrong foot, and yet their romance blossomed quickly. Good level of spice with a complementary amount of relationship progression and growth. Cole & Mistletoe was […]
Queen B’s Decree: A little secret about me: I love Hallmark-style movies. Something that makes my heart happy. A Merry Little Meet Cute is basically what if a Hallmark movie and a smutty-smut-smut book have a baby. M.A.G.I.C. The chemistry between Bee and Nolan was perfect. A whole lotta lust with just the right amount […]
Queen B’s Decree: Jericho Forge is essentially a billionaire pirate who lives in the Mediterranean; he’s like a romance novel dream man. And he’s an alpha-hole? Well of course he is, Meghan March doesn’t write boring male Heroes. I loved the secrets and action, watching Jericho manipulate the situation, knowing he will inevitably fall for […]
Queen B’s Decree: Mother May I started off with a bang. Bree wakes up and thinks she sees a witch staring at her through her bedroom window. She brushes it off as part of a waking dream, until her son is kidnapped right out from under her with a threatening note. Mother May I answers […]