Review: Bar Down Baby! by Kath Richards
“loved that the main character took her time realizing just how much she loved the love interest”
Review: Facing Leeward by J.J. Mulder
“This book completely stole my heart, and I'm still thinking about these characters long after finishing the final page.”
eARC Review: The Winged Game by Sophie Kim
“The rivals-to-lovers dynamic was easily one of my favorite parts.”
eARC Review: His Mortal Demise by Vanessa Le
“watching all the pieces slowly connect made the experience even more rewarding”
ARC Review: Chase Me If You Can by Heather Frances
“I'm always a sucker for a good rivals-to-lovers romance, and this one executed the trope well.”
eARC Review: In Every Possible Way by Alicia Thompson
“And Eamonn… he’s the kind of romantic lead that lingers with you.”
ARC Review: The Last Bloodcarver by Vanessa Le
“Every time I thought I had figured out what was happening, the story proved me wrong.”
ARC Review: Dhampira by Amy Pennza
“a fan of the why choose trope, this book delivered exactly what I wanted”
eARC Review: The Someday Garden by Ashley Poston
“Both characters carry their pain in very different ways, and watching them navigate that—individually and together—felt incredibly real and tender.”
eARC Review: A Pack for Summer by Eliana Lee
“Her situation right now might be “temporary,” but you can tell she’s exactly where she needs to be”
ARC Review: The Reimagining of Thornwood House by Jaleigh Johnson
“the story balanced that humor with such warm and heartwarming moments that made everything feel incredibly cozy and comforting”
eARC Review: The Summer Girlfriend by Kristina Forest
“The slow build of tension was perfection.
