Ghost Tour by Sue Still
A spooky yet tender short ghost story This will be a very short review since the story itself is short as well and it would be very easy to say too much and ruin the fun. All I’ll say is this was my first story by Sue Still and I enjoyed it a lot. It’s […]
She’ll Steal Your Heart by Rachel Lacey
The perfect ending to the Midnight in Manhattan series Okay, let’s be clear from the beginning: this book not only stole my heart, it also stole my breath. Which is exactly what I look for in books. God, the longing. The pining. Feelings, people, so many feelings. Also, collarbones. Hot. If you’ve read the first […]
Truly Wanted by J.J. Hale
A solid debut novel with a neurodivergent MC Brooke and Sam have been friends for ten years, ever since Brooke invited Sam to join a group project in college. It took a while for Sam to let Brooke in but from then on, they’ve been best friends. Inseparable. Even more so after Brooke’s husband died. […]
Foolproof by Leigh Hays
A very steamy read Martine and Elliot were best friends in Key West for a couple of years as children, both probably seeing in the other what they couldn’t recognize in themselves yet. When they reconnect by chance thirty years later, Elliot is a Coast Guard newly stationed in Key West and Martine owns a […]
Honey in the Marrow by Emily Waters
An inspiring journey from grief and depression to forever love As I’ve explained before, I’ve never been a big fanfiction reader but it so happens that the fanfic this book is based on is one of a handful I reviewed. I was both excited and a tad wary when I saw Ylva had picked it […]
Dearly Departed (Love Me Dead #3) by Heather Novak
A fitting end to a very good series This is my third book by Heather Novak – and my second review, I’ll explain why below – and I hope she keeps writing sapphic fiction because she’s quickly becoming an automatic read for me. It started with Blood Thinners, the first book in the Love Me […]
A Whisper of Solace by Milena McKay, narrated by Abby Craden
Abby Craden’s narration is a work of art Damn, this book… Seriously. So. Many. Feelings. I’ve said and written my love for A Whisper of Solace so many times since it was released in April that I don’t think anyone who reads my reviews, even only occasionally, doesn’t already know about it. I don’t see […]
The Rules of Forever by Nan Campbell
A very promising rich girl/poor girl romance debut I think this book is a debut and it’s exactly the kind of debut that makes me happy and hopeful. It’s smart and well-written and sure, it’s not flawless but I love that the author has room for growth. The premise is simple: at boarding school, teenage […]
Pivot by Anna Pulley
A quirky rom-com with compelling characters Cosplay is Paula Suarez’s superpower. It allows her to become someone else and to indulge in her passion for making and designing costumes. Making a fool of herself at a cosplay convention could have ruined it for her if not for Nita Funmaker, a quirky journalist who proved that […]