Great end to the Jericho Series
Review of Covenant by Ann McMan Covenant takes us deep into the hearts and souls of the people we have come to know and love in this Jericho series. At the end of my review for Goldenrod I mentioned that darkness hangs over Jericho’s community. I recommend you read the first three to fully appreciate […]
A perfect balance between romance, sex, drama and angst
Review of VIP by Jackie D. I haven’t read much by this author before, but after enjoying her novel Swift Vengeance, co-authored with Jean Copeland and Erin Zak, I decided to give this book a go. I’m happy I did as it was an enjoyable read. Audrey Knox is one of the most famous actresses […]
Fighting the patriarchy one heist (or one concert) at a time
Review of The Hellion’s Waltz by Olivia Waite, narrated by Morag Sims Courage isn’t the absence of fear, it’s acting despite the fear, as many famous men – and probably as many overlooked women – have said over the years. Since she and her family were victims of a swindler, Sophie Roseingrave has been living […]
This was by far my least favorite of the series
Review of The Hellion’s Waltz by Olivia Waite I’m a big fan of the Feminine Pursuits series and was excited to read this third installment. While I did like it, I’m sorry to say that it was by far my least favorite of the series. This was a pandemic book and while I give authors […]
A fantastic audiobook for music aficionados
Review of Forbidden Melody by Magnolia Robbins, Audiobook narrated by Joan Dukore This book was right up my street. I’ve been hearing great things about this novel for a while and I’m glad that I’ve decided to listen to the audiobook as I’ve absolutely loved it. Emma Harvey is a gifted deaf pianist studying in […]
Cute romance but I didn’t click with it as I hoped
Review of Love’s Falling Star by B.D. Grayson Cute romance but I didn’t click with it as I hoped. This book has a lot of wonderful, high-rated, reviews so I seem to be a bit of an outlier here. I’m not sure if my expectations were too high, or what but this book is falling […]
A good lesfic Christmas romance book
Review of ‘Christmas in Mistletoe’ by Clare Lydon I love the idea of Christmas tree farms, so I won’t complain that this is my second lesfic Christmas romance book this year, with ‘’Tis the Season’ by Luci Dreamer, set in one. They’re two very different stories, however. Fran Bell loves music and her job in […]
A lesbian romance drama novel that deals with suicide
Review of ‘A Breathless Place’ by Harper Bliss This book comes with a warning label, not from me but from Ms. Bliss herself. The story discusses the topic of suicide so it could trigger some readers. With such a warning, I was doubting to read it but despite this lesbian romance drama novel deals with […]
A cute lesbian New Adult romance
Review of ‘Let the Beat Drop’ by Cheri Ritz This was a cute lesbian New Adult romance. This is my second read by Ritz. While I didn’t love this one, I’m happy to say it was better than her debut book ‘Vacation People’. It’s nice to see an author improving with each book that they […]