Reviews for books on Kindle Unlimited at the time of posting.
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
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
Lily Mayne has done it again! I never knew I needed a soft feme dom and her stoner jewelry making sub but man was this so hot! Beryl and Greid had a beautiful relationship that was all about accepting who you are and finding the right person who gets you. When I went into this … More Review: Berries and Greed by Lily Mayne
Mila is working as a bartender at New Orleans’ hottest new club, Ember, and trying to keep a low profile. When she is attacked she finds herself rescued by her hot boss, Dante Fury, and being coerced into a fake relationship to keep herself safe. I am a sucker for the fake relationship trope so … More ARC Review: Fury by Anna Hackett
Dang I loved Moth and Charlie so much! Charlie agrees to help Moth return to the prison and try to rescue Cat but he quickly realizes Moth is the prickliest guy he ever met. But as the miles pass, they both find themselves fighting their attraction for each other and agree to a fling. Charlie … More Review: Moth by Lily Mayne
After reading the previous book I couldn’t wait to start reading this book to see how Rig free the beasties and deals with traveling in the Waste. This book does have a little bit of overlap with The Rycke but it’s told from Rig’s POV and doesn’t last long. Rig’s story was another wonderful and … More Review: Gloam by Lily Mayne
It’s been a year since Kit’s kidnapping and she has slowly rebuilt herself. She is facing her fears and trying to resume her relationship with Damon. When Justin comes to her for help, she finds herself working a case about disappearing paranormals. Kit is taking steps to regain her life in this. She is still … More Review: Edged Blade by J. C. Daniels
This book takes us into our first raider camp and introduces us to the Rycke, which has been mentioned in both of the previous books. A raider named Ghost, aka Gage, is scouting the abandoned military base in Nevada when he comes across an injured monster and instead of killing it he frees it and … More Review: The Rycke by Lily Mayne
This book was a wonderful surprise! Pam Rollins has decided to put herself back out there now that her kids have their own lives and mates. She makes a dating profile and finds herself swiping right on the hunk minotaur, Alistair Reid. From the first moment they met they had an instant connection and while … More Review: Mantras and Minotaurs by Ashley Bennett
While I did enjoy this book overall, I have a few issues with it at the same time. Like the previous books I enjoyed the action and suspense. I really enjoyed learning about the cyborg programing, Pax, and more about how other planets view the Ilarian Regime. I am extremely glad that we are continuing … More Review: Antibody by R. A. Steffan
This review is for the previous version of this book that was self-published and released before 2026. “You’d have to be out of your gods damn mind not to want what they have. Man or monster, who gives a fuck. Love is love.” Well this book surprised me. After reading the first book I was … More Review: Tentacles & Triathlons by Ashley Bennett
This book picks up shortly after Delilah was sold to the aliens and is being rescued by space pirates who are determined to keep her away from all three warring species. While I didn’t like the previous book, this one really made up for it. This had some of my favorite sci-fi tropes like communication … More Review: Interpreting Fate by Alexis B. Osborne
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