Red has had a crush on his straight best friend Journey since he was a teenager. It helps that he left the country years ago as a travel blogger and their relationship consists of sporadic texts and chats but now Journey is home and taking over his deceased uncle’s farm. Neither of them know how … More Review: Stick Shift by K. M. Neuhold
TW: eating disorders, mentions of bullying Nick and Charlie’s story continues with Nick being in his final year at Truman and starting to look into universities. Charlie has got his anorexia mostly under control and has returned to school and is dealing with how to tell Nick that he is ready to take their relationship … More Review: Heartstopper Volume 5 by Alice Oseman
All Samuel wants to do is not show up at his ex’s wedding alone, but his friend Will has the brilliant idea to go as fake boyfriends to make his ex jealous. Unfortunately everyone already knows Wil isn’t gay, and practicing for this fake relationship makes it harder for Samuel to ignore his feelings for … More Review: Faker by Kiki Clark
During the previous BKI mission, Ozzie was badly injured and is still recovering. Since he isn’t being sent out on missions he has been tasked with distracting Chicago Tribune reporter Samantha Tate, who has been trying to dig up dirt on BKI for years. But as time passes, Ozzie realizes that he now views Samantha … More Review: Wild Ride by Julie Ann Walker
Like a lot of people who have been reading this series since the beginning, I have been waiting for Hope’s story because she is a main part in bringing down Ulric with the Seven. But while I have been waiting for this story, I was also apprehensive about starting this book because I am not … More ARC Review: Warrior’s Hope by Rebecca Zanetti
This is a spin-off series about the humans of Renata and how they are adjusting to this alien life. I am so happy we are getting more books in this world, especially since this seems to be focused solely on Renata, unlike the Intersolar Union series. I was extremely happy to see Siatesh finally get … More Review: Watch Your Orbit by Etta Pierce
This was an amazing follow up to Brishen and Ildiko’s story. This book picks right after the ending of the previous book with the demons the queen unleashed sweeping across the kingdom. While the first book was very sweet and had little strife in their marriage. This one was very emotional and we see a … More Review: Eidolon by Grace Draven
Well I absolutely loved this! “You find me ugly, don’t you?” Brishen had faced abominations on the battlefield without flinching, leaped into the thick of the fighting against creatures born from the nightmares of lesser demons. Not once had he been tempted to run away in fear. Now, his leg muscles rippled with the urge … More Review: Radiance by Grace Draven
Veronica and Stoker are back in London and are now working to uncover a scandal that threatens the monarchy. They are also dealing with the hysteria that is gripping London from the elusive serial killer, Jack the Ripper. “Very well, then. I suppose I must surrender to my fate. Because you are clearly destined for … More Review: A Murderous Relation by Deanna Raybourn
“To investigate one murder is a curiosity. To investigate two is a habit.” Well this one was a lot of fun! After struggling with the previous books I was very surprised that I couldn’t seem to put this one down. In this one, Veronica and Stoker are investigating an expedition from Egypt and the mysterious … More Review: A Treacherous Curse by Deanna Raybourn
This book picks up right after the previous one ends. Aiden Blackwood has survived being experimented on by Quint Services but is now determined to bring down Oswin Quint for his actions. Aiden is the leader of the Runners Union and I enjoyed getting to learn more about him, the union, and why he does … More Review: Out of Nowhere by Felicia Davin
In this book, Veronica and Stoker are tasked by Lady Sundridge to take on the impossible task of trying to save the life of a man from execution. He has been accused of killing his mistress but things don’t add up. While I did enjoy this book, I still struggled with the pacing. I am … More Review: A Perilous Undertaking by Deanna Raybourn
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