Lullaby by Cécile Guillot: Book Review
Lullaby by Cécile Guillot is a short story about love and abuse, and the many forms which they can take. The story follows Hazel Bloom, a sheltered young woman from
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A main character who is a writer/author as a serious hobby or for a living
Love Is…? by K.J. Wrights: Book Review
Love Is…? by K.J. Wrights is a beautiful story about…you guessed it! Love! Tessa Connor, loves everything about love, but struggles with what it is after being let go by
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The Rossetti Diaries by Kathleen Williams Renk: Book Review
From our review: “The novel does an excellent job at painting the inner worlds of female artists in a conservative, heteronormative society of Victorian England.”
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When Worlds Collide by Erin Zak: Book Review
From our review: “Erin Zak has found a muse that has elevated her writing to a whole new level with When Worlds Collide. It’s like a door has opened and stepping through that door has allowed her to fully come into her own as a writer.”
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The Gaunt by Genta Sebastian: Book Review
From our review: “The Gaunt is primarily an erotic romance, with generous space given to the explicit sex scenes. As such, it uses the backstories of its characters as the scaffold to build the said space”
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Make Her Wish Come True by A. L. Brooks: Book Review
From our review: “Make Her Wish Come True is sweet, cute, and low on anguish. It’s exactly the type of book I love to revisit time after time.”
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In Bloom by Kat Jackson: Book Review
From our review: “The plot is straightforward but subtle in its complexity. I kept having to check my perceptions about what they were feeling and why”
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Sugar and Ice by Eule Grey: Book Review
From our review: “My favorite thing in this book has to be the most original haunt ever. While it is actually scary and dangerous it’s also wonderfully silly and character specific.”
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The Shape-Shifter Series by Jae: Audiobook Review
From our review, “It is clear that Jae invested a cat-load of time developing the lore of the Wrasa and it was definitely time well invested.”
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Sweet Nothings and Other Confections by Sula Sullivan: Book Review
From our review: “With whimsy and breezy banter throughout, the story as a whole is a pleasant mashup of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Beauty and the Beast and Cinderella, for an adult audience”
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