Girlfriend Material by Katia Rose
A very enjoyable new adult romance The problem (if we can call it that) with constantly reviewing new releases is that you have to read the good, the bad, and the worse. Also having always more books to read than free time is a good problem to have. But the best feeling you can have […]
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. […]
Going Under by Maryn Scott
Fighting organized crime and a little romance Going Under is a sequel to Talented Amateur, the debut novel by this author. Although the book can stand on its own, I would have liked to read #1 first. Going Under is a mix of romance and crime and is divided into two parts. The first part is a […]
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 […]
Mistakes were made by Meryl Wilsner, narrated by Quinn Riley and Stephanie Nemeth-Parker
Reading this book is no mistake Since Meryl Wilsner’s debut book, Something to Talk About was the only Sapphic novel nominated for the Goodreads Choice Awards 2020 in the romance category, this author caught my attention. Wilsner’s debut showed a lot of potential, which now Mistakes were Made confirms. Cassie Klein is a college student […]
The Christmas Catch by Clare Lydon
Catch up with this delightful Christmas novel! If you follow Clare Lydon and TB Markinson’s podcast Lesbians Who Write, you know by now that Ms. Lydon is a fan of all things Christmas. Imagine a person who starts celebrating in September, watches all Xmas movies on repeat, and knows (and sings) every holiday song (even […]
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 […]