Book Review: At Any Price by Brenna Aubrey
I have low-key been obsessing about this book since 2015.
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Book Review: Book Lovers by Emily Henry
Book Lovers is just like a new pair of leggings; comfortable but they come with some light chaffing.
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Book Review: A Lady of Rooksgrave Manor by Kathryn Moon
Reverse harem meets The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
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Book Review: The Orphan of Cemetery Hill by Hester Fox
Hestor Fox is the master of atmosphere. She is not a storyteller, but a creator of experiences.
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Book Review: Serpent and Dove by Shelby Mahurin
I stopped following the author on Twitter after reading this.
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Book Review: The Mannequin by Suzanne G. Rogers
The only thing that would have made my reading experience more delightful was if Henry Cavill had read it to me.
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Book Review: Fire and Ice by Jessica Prince
An superb writer who make way too liberal use of the copy and past function.
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Book Review: Cinder by Marissa Meyer
You may just find yourself pleasantly surprised and, dare I say, slightly smitten.
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Book Review: Taken by Passion by Jaymie Holland
I felt so much shame for this author that I am sure her ancestors felt it.
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Book Review: An American Marriage by Tayari Jones
Tayari Jones’ An American Marriage made me feel things I was not ready to feel. It is a story that is foreign yet hauntingly familiar.
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Book Review: Extreme Exposure by Pamela Clare
Two dimensional characters and a loosely bound plot that are bound together by the promise of a HEA
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Book Review: Puck Me Secretly by Odette Stone
It starts with a plane crash, and I really wish it had ended there.
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Book Review: A Favor for a Favor by Helena Hunting
A lot of my memories of this book blend in with Coleen Hoover’s Ugly Love.
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Book Review: Quarantined by Drethi Anis
Drethi Anis’ debut novel is a bit rough around the edges but is teeming with potential; this author is one to watch.
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Book Review: The Year of Less by Cait Flanders
Coming out of the Pandemic, I think that this book would be poignant for a lot of readers.
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Book Review: Pushing the Limits by Brooke Cumberland
A student-teacher romance, but the two main characters are both dealing with trauma, which makes this relationship totally healthy.
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Book Review: Just Between Us by Suzanne D Williams
A romance that promises to delve into the moral ramifications of a forbidden romance, but never delves beyond the superficial.
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Book Review: The Cruelty by Scott Bergstrom
Just one person’s obnoxious attempt at reforming what is normally a beautifully diverse and eclectic genre.
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Book Review: Seducing Fortune by Brinda Berry
I would rather stick a pine cone up my arse than read another word of this drivel.
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