I randomly got recommended this book by Amazon and decided to give it a chance after reading the blurb because I love a fake relationship romance and this one seemed like it would be fun. This book was such a wonderful surprise that I didn’t want to put it down. This was a hilarious and … More Review: Fake Dates and Fanged Mistakes by Alice Winters
Since leaving the military Shepherd “Shep” Barlow prefers to stay on his Colorado mountain alone and avoid people. But when his former commander arrives he finds himself being asked to take a deadly mission to Central America to rescue the archaeologist daughter of the President of the United States. After meeting Shep in the previous … More ARC Review: The Hero She Wants by Anna Hackett
When Elara opens a coffee shop in the small town of Fairhaven Falls, the last thing she expects is to fall into a relationship with the grumpy Orc baker next door. But while they have both been burned in the past, they can’t seem to keep away from each other. This was a short and … More Review: Cupcakes for My Orc Enemy by Honey Phillips
Tinsley Adams is a pastry chef stuck on an alien planet where food is cooked piping hot and perfect every time. There is no fun in it and no sense of community so Tinsley is determined to create a different kind of community-building activity – Christmas. But she will need the help of Scrooge McAsshat, … More Review: Eat My Moon Dust by Etta Pierce
Macy is an office manager for grumpy and tough bounty hunter Colton Fury. Things are going well until she finds herself a target of creepy calls and a house break in. Now she is living with her boss and his cute daughter and trying really hard to not fall in love with him. I really … More ARC Review: Keep by Anna Hackett
CW: death of best friend and brother; graphic torture recounted; grief and guilt; PTSD; attempted mugging; stalking; gun violence; on page death of a friend and spouse from gun violence; Islamophobia; vomiting; It’s been years since I read this series and figured it was time for a reread considering Walker just released a new spin-off … More Review: Hell on Wheels by Julie Ann Walker
After six books we are finally at the final sister and the one I have been eagerly waiting for since reading Always Practice Safe Hex. Clara and Henry have been making heart eyes at each other for a while now and we finally see them admit their feelings for each other. “It’s always been you, … More Review: Grim and Bear It by Juliette Cross
Bram “Excalibur” O’Donovan has been looking for Adaline since he came back from a mission to find her apartment empty and her phone off. Now weeks later he has found her working in a bar and apparently pregnant with his child. He is determined to take care of her, but first he has to protect … More ARC Review: Excalibur by Anna Hackett
I don’t know what it is about Aiken’s books, but she always does a wonderful job at creating fantasy romances that are action packed, humorous, have great storylines, and have a bit of romance thrown in. This series isn’t just romance or world building focused, but a great blend of both. Also Aiken does a … More ARC Review: The Heretic Royal by G. A. Aiken
When Eilas “Shep” Shepherd accepts a Mafia contract, he doesn’t expect his mark to be an innocent woman. Instead of fulfilling the job, he kidnaps her and takes her to his hideaway in the Appalachian mountains. This was a very good story about an emotionless assassin falling for his target. Shep has always preferred a … More Review: The Hit by Julie Weaver
When Stone moved to his new house he didn’t expect his neighbor to instantly hate him, especially considering he has no clue as to what he did wrong. Now he spends his life tormenting his grumpy neighbor by being the most annoying and obnoxious neighbor he can be. I wasn’t expecting to enjoy this book … More Review: Nailed by K. M. Neuhold
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