Oh la lá! Get ready for all kinds of inappropriate fun and some seriously sweet romance with When the Earl Met his Match. There’s a lot that goes on in this story that isn’t mentioned in the blurb so I can’t say much about it without ruining the surprises…. Read more »
We Hellfire Riders fans waited a long time for Stone’s book. Was it worth the wait?… Oh yeah. But OMG, pay attention to the trigger warnings at the beginning of the book because this has it all. Seriously, I was warned, but I wasn’t prepared. The real world was dark… Read more »
I’ve learned to be picky about collaborations over the years but I love Rebecca Zanetti books so I thought I’d take a chance. This is three separate short and sweet stories that are connected through the heroines, all who spent time in foster homes. I liked both Against the Heart… Read more »
I’ve always loved a story about people who rise above their pasts. Who become strong and face their demons and end up kicking ass and taking names, which is why I’ve continued on with this series, despite the violent flashback scenes where almost every trigger I can imagine is described. … Read more »
It has been over two years since we’ve gotten a new book in The Wild Hunt Legacy Series by Cherise Sinclair and I’ve missed it immensely. Although a few of the stories can be read as standalones, I highly recommend you read them in order to get the most out… Read more »
I’ve been looking forward to Dream Maker ever since I found out there would be a series around Hawk’s crazy commandos. I haven’t loved some of Ms. Ashley’s newer books, but I’ve liked almost all of them, especially Lottie’s from Quiet Man. And, I knew this would be set in… Read more »
I thoroughly enjoyed Burning Autumn, the first book in Freya Barker’s On Call Series so I didn’t waste time before nabbing Covering Ollie. This book is about Joe, the new police chief, who relieved poor Keith Blackburn (from the first book) from being the interim chief, a job he hated. … Read more »
I’ve been a Nashoda Rose fan for years. She’s given me some unbelievably dark and angsty tales of woe that I can’t get enough of. I’m not a huge fan of angst, but these books have these barely perceptible glimmers of hope woven throughout the story that keep me… Read more »
My first Freya Barker book and it won’t be my last! I love Goodreads. When I’m in a reading rut, browsing through my GR feed or my groups to see what my friends have been reading can net me some book-slump busting gold. I found Burning For Autumn on the… Read more »
OH. MY. GOD. There are no words to say how good this book is. I mean, by now I’m always sure Ms. Asher will deliver, but you know… there’s always that tiny sliver of apprehension at the back of your mind saying “it’s possible the next one won’t be… Read more »
