The Awkward Truth by Lee Winter
The awkward truth of homelessness This is a “sidequel” to The Brutal Truth, a funny term to convey that a secondary character from a previous book is featured as a lead. Readers got to know Felicity Simmons as the chief of staff of media mogul Elena Bartell in The Brutal Truth. Felicity is also featured […]
Sliced Ice by Lee Winter, narrated by Angela Dawe
A fantastic tour de force performance by Angela Dawe Audiobook fans know that they can make or break a story. But other times they can elevate it to outstanding levels. This is the case with Sliced Ice. This is a collection of ten short stories by Lee Winter, all based on different characters from her […]
This is my favorite in the High Stakes Series
Review of Beginner’s Bet by Fiona Riley Since the start of this book series, I’ve been eager to read Ellison’s story who was always my favourite. She’s such an enigmatic character that I was looking forward to seeing her walls go down and let someone in her life. Ellison Gamble is the owner of the […]
An exquisitely written romance with a side of intrigue
Review of The Headmistress by Milena McKay When you read 100+ women-loving-women titles per year it’s incredibly exciting to witness the arrival of a new special talented author to our little community. A few years ago, the new gifted writer was EJ Noyes, later on, Anna Burke, last year (2020) was Haley Cass. This is […]
A delightful age gap/ice queen romantic suspense novel
Review of The Headmistress by Milena McKay Milena McKay’s debut novel, The Delicate Things We Make, is the book I recommended most often this year since I read it in January. It’s a very impressive debut, a promise of many good books to come. The Perfect Match in February reinforced that impression, but it’s so […]
KJ knows how to keep the readers on the edge of their seats
Review of Ignis by KJ This is the second book I’ve read by this author – along with her debut novel Coming Home – and I have to say that I love KJ’s writing even though this one is completely different from her debut. Felicity Davis, the principal of Rawson Girls Grammar School, is an […]
This was my kind of book
Review of The Fifth Surgeon by Faith Prize Love and a little frustration sum up my feelings on this book perfectly. This was my kind of book. I love medical romances and an unapologetic ice queen, put them together and this is exactly what I want to read. The frustration part, which I will explain […]
A gritty and sexy romance where nothing is what it seems
Review of House of Agnes by Fiona Zedde When you open a book by Fiona Zedde, you know it’s going to be sexy. Even more so if one of the main characters is a respected and feared madam. House of Agnes is definitely sexy but it’s so much more than just a sexy book. Lola […]
A smart and lovely age gap romance
Review of Worthy of Love by Quinn Ivins Finding a job and a place to stay is tricky for all ex-cons but Nadine Bayani’s situation comes with its own set of challenges. Nadine confessed to campaign finance crimes, a scandal that led to the victory of a horrible Republican candidate at the US presidential election. […]