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Book Review:: Everything is Probably Fine | Julia London
Julia London’s new novel Everything Is Probably Fine is an absolute triumph. I’m convinced this novel has the potential to change the world, at least for those…
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Book Review:: The Hounding | Xenobe Purvis
The Hounding is a new novel by Xenobe Purvis full of mysticism, skepticism, and general uproar over rumor and gossip that will have consequences for an entire…
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Book Review:: A Killer Getaway | Sienna Sharpe
A Killer Getaway is a twisted new romance by Sienna Sharpe that shines a light on the delicacy of human psychology. There’s a little bit of mystery,…
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Book Review:: He Falls First | Jill Shalvis
Jill Shalvis can be depended upon for a heartstrings tugging romance that will linger in your bloodstream. He Falls First, her newest release and first in a…
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Book Review:: Game Point | Meg Jones
My first tennis romance, and it’s a steamy one… Dylan is her own worst enemy when it comes to top level tennis competitions. She always, always chokes.…
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Book Review:: Who We Used to Be | Caitlin Weaver
When tragedy strikes, there is no telling how you’ll react. Not really. Even your closest relationships can be caught in the collateral damage. And they almost always…
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Book Review:: The Brave and the Reckless | Dilan Dyer
Romance is far from dead in the wild west – or at least the wild west theme park called Bravetown. Esra is questioning her life choices when…
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Book Review:: Savvy Summers and the Sweet Potato Crimes | Sandra Jackson-Opoku
Readers, we have a new amateur sleuth to enjoy! Sapphire (Savvy) Summers is a small town cafe owner thrown into a murder mystery when a man drops…
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Book Review:: Not Quite Dead Yet | Holly Jackson
What do you do with the time you have left after you find out a traumatic brain injury will kill you within days? For Jet, it is…
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Book Review:: Greenwich | Kate Broad
Greenwich is a bit of an odd book that isn’t easy to slot into conventional genre conventions. As a millennial, it’s hard for me to call this…