Review: “The Enemy Trap” by Maren Moore
The minute someone says ‘enemies to lovers’, I’m there. And The Enemy Trap by Maren Moore is a fun addition to romance novels fitting that trope.
Read More... Review: “Bite the Bullet” by April Canavan
A quick read, Bite the Bullet is definitely a book that requires a little bit of guidance in terms of characters and their relationships. Meaning, you’re better off reading the first two books before you dive into this one.
Read More...Review: “The Aviatrix” by Violet Marsh
The Aviatrix was such a treat! It’s a historical romance that is 100% about women empowerment. And Violet Marsh did such a wonderful job crafting this world, the characters and this story.
Read More...Review: “A Fate of Wrath & Flame” by KA Tucker
I love the setting and everything that goes with this story. It’s a combination of present day New York setting and a fantasy world where gods, monsters and magic lurks in every corner. And once you get reading this book, you’re absolutely hooked and you’re going to be buried in this magical world.
Read More...Review: “Grumpy Cowboy” by Max Monroe
Grumpy Cowboy is the third in the Single Dad collection and if you know me at all, know that I love the single parent trope and would read every single book that fulfilled that trope. But they tossed in enemies to lovers, grump and sunshine, cowboy and city girl, slow burning in a small town and even added their famous brand of humour.
Read More...Review: “Courage for Fools” by Monty Jay
You know what Monty Jay is really good at? Tugging on your heartstrings. Every book of hers that I’ve read so far has just blown me away. She writes incredible stories, with such complex characters who go on journeys that are relatable, but also so beautifully crafted.
Read More...Cover Reveal: Fake Start by Jasmin Miller
You know that awkward moment when your agent tells you to fake date your best friend’s sister so you can get the endorsement deal of your dreams? No?
Read More...Review: “My Vegas Groom” by Piper Rayne
Ah, the Greene family. They’re so much fun and so much drama and so entertaining. We’ve already experienced the awesomeness of Cade and Adam, now we finally get our first Greene sister and Nikki is truly the best way to start.
Read More...Review: “Just Getting Started” by Fiona West
Fiona West has been slaying me regularly with her books in the Timber Falls series, all of them set in a small town following the lives of the various characters that live there.
Read More...Review: “Elementary Romantic Calculus” by Susannah Nix
I feel like I should start every Susannah Nix review with the sentence: Susannah Nix can do no wrong. Because just like every book I’ve read of hers so far, this one is golden.
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