Ink Vine by Elizabeth Broadbent: Book Review
Ink Vine by Elizabeth Broadbent is not strictly speaking a horror story, but really it is a horror story. A coming-of-age slash coming-out narrative set in a small town in
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Coming Out (B)
A story of someone coming out at any age.
Turning Back by Katia Rose: Book Review
Turning Back by Katia Rose is a small town, toaster oven romance set in a tiny town in beautiful British Columbia. She loves her sisters dearly, but Trish Rivers has
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The Life Bestowed by Patricia Spencer: Book Review
From our review: “Life has a way of challenging Scout and Kit. And as a reader I couldn’t wait to turn the pages, to follow this roller-coaster of emotions to the very end.”
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The Apple Diary by Gerri Hill: Book Review
From our review: “It’s the kind of book you can sink into. You can just pick it up on a lazy afternoon and immerse yourself in the world.”
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Until the End of the Line by Hazel Yeats: Book Review
From our review: “The author takes their time getting to the romance, despite Dani’s immediate attraction to Sophie. It’s not a lazy or elaborate setup, but thorough.”
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Of Socialites and Prizefights by Arden Powell: Book Review
From our review: “The butch, femme romance blossoms quickly and with a lot of heat but the author makes their relationship very believable with deep conversations, when they aren’t tearing each other’s clothes off.”
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Paisley’s Breakthrough by Amber Perez: Book Review
From our review: “Paisley’s Breakthrough is powerful, moving, informative, and heartbreaking and Amber Perez has completely blown me away.”
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Moon Over Cape Cod by Renn Loraine: Book Review
From our review: “Moon Over Cape Cod is a quick read thanks to a smooth style and a page-turning plot. Renn Loraine did a good job of intertwining the mystery elements with the romantic ones”
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Magdalene Nox by Milena McKay: Book Review
From our review: “For thirty years Magdalene Nox has had a dream to seek retribution from the people and place that so callously discarded her. It should have been simple. Except.”
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A Perfect Fit by Kellan McKnight: Book Review
From our review: “As I look back at this book in its entirety, I am blown away by the number of subplots it has. The book takes place in around a three-week time span. A lot happens in those three weeks”
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