Odyssey of The Scarlet Rose by M.S Knight: Audiobook Review
From our review: “The descriptive writing during sex, fight, and emotional scenes is excellently written.”
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40+ Lead (B)
A main character or strong secondary character who is over 40.
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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The Homecoming by Sabrina Blaum: Book Review
From our review: “”Wow! The Homecoming is absolutely spectacular! Sabria Blaum has gifted readers with a heartfelt, emotional, and moving romance between three incredible women.”
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Principle Decisions by Thea Belmont: Book Review
From our review: “The book is told from Vivienne’s point of view, and I couldn’t help but love her. She’s icy so of course she captured my heart.”
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A Little Light by Melissa Tereze: Book Review
From our review: “A Little Light by Melissa Tereze is an age-gap, holiday romance that will tug on those heartstrings!”
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Home for the Holidays by Erin Zak: Book Review
From our review: “I’ve read this book several times already and each time I read it, I find something else I love.”
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Pumpkin Spice by Tagan Shepard: Book Review
From our review: “This is a sweet, low-anguish autumn/fall/Halloween read. It’s going to be one that I’ll read every year around this time because it’s perfect.”
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Leverage by E.J Noyes: Book Review
From our review: “It’s clever, funny, and sweet. It deals with hard topics, but the author does a brilliant job of lightening the mood through witty dialogue, and humorous anecdotes.”
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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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