The apocalypse gets closer with every day but the Horsemen are still trying to find some happiness. While at a party celebrating Ares’ engagement to Cara, Arik finally gets a kiss from Limos. Unfortunately, he didn’t realize that was dangerous and finds himself dragged to hell for it. Limos is the only female horseman and … More Review: Immortal Rider by Larissa Ione
Well this was a wonderful ending for this series! This is the final book of the series which means the prophecy is finally fulfilled and Olympus is in danger. This book started with a bang and never slowed down! Percy and the gang go from one dangerous situation to another and it all leads to … More Review: The Last Olympian by Rick Riordan
Satin is determined to never be weak again. She is determined to enjoy her life, including “combat practice” with Marco, the owner of a wild and untamed club outside of Chicago. But when a chaos creating demon leaves Satin with the unexpected news she is pregnant, everything changes. I don’t usually love the surprise pregnancy … More ARC Review: Stalk the Darkness by Alexandra Ivy
This book starts the Four Horsemen story arch in the Demonica universe. While it’s not necessary to read the first five Demonica books, I do recommend it to better understand this world and what has been going on because those events are referenced. Also, a lot of the characters from those books appear in this … More Review: Eternal Rider by Larissa Ione
When Viola Carroll was presumed dead at Waterloo she took the opportunity to finally live as herself. Unfortunately, that meant she had to lose her wealth, title, and closest companion, Justin de Vere, the Duke of Gracewood. Now years later she learns how shattered Gracewood has been and is determined to help her old friend. … More Review: A Lady for a Duke by Alexis Hall
Emery Thompson hates Calvin Chamberlain. When they are tasked with working together for a podcast series, they quickly find it hard to ignore the fierce chemistry between them. This was a surprisingly wonderful audiobook. For shorter romances like this one, I was concerned it would feel incomplete, but nope. This was a wonderful story about … More Review: Crimes of Passion by Jack Harbon
The above rating is the average of the following ratings. Alien by Richard Van Camp:3 stars – I liked it This was a story about a two-spirit finding love. The style this was written in was very interesting because it felt like you were listening to your friend retell a story they had been told. … More Review: Love Beyond Body, Space, and Time: An Indigenous LGBT Sci-Fi Anthology
Reading the Rainbow is a queer romance readathon and bingo challenge created by @Booms.Books, @b.andherbooks & @Onthesampa9e on Instagram. #ReadingTheRainbow22 took place from June 1-30th to celebrate Pride month. For this challenge, every book must feature one or more queer characters, and bonus points if the author is also queer. Any book can be used … More Reading the Rainbow 2022 Wrap Up!
Maddox and Ben have been friends for years. They work together on the same SEAL team and have spent the past two years as roommates, But neither of them can ignore their growing feelings for each other. Ben and Maddox’s relationship was a sweet friends to lovers story. The beginning of this story was filled … More Review: On Point by Annabeth Albert
One minute Saskia Hawke is dancing on stage, and the next she has been abducted by a very wealthy and powerful man who is determined to keep her. She is determined to escape, and hopes that Camden Morgan will come rescue her. The final Morgan brother finally falls in love! I have been eagerly waiting … More ARC Review: The Protector by Anna Hackett
As the battle between the Olympians and the evil Titan Lord, Kronos, draws closer Percy finds that even the haven of Camp Half-Blood is threatened. Now to stop an invasion, Percy and the gang must set off on a quest through the mysterious and dangerous Labyrinth. With each book this series just keeps getting better. … More Review: The Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan
It took Everett thirty-five years to admit he was gay, another seven to say it out loud, and only a few seconds to fall for his daughters music teacher. Now he just has to work up the courage to tell the world. This book was a wonderful coming out story! Everett is a quiet man … More Review: Hardwood by K. M. Neuhold
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