This book was different from the previous books because it doesn’t consist of just one couples POV. In this we have almost all the couples POV’s as they take an island vacation for Xander and Butch’s wedding. This was a really enjoyable story and I loved that we got so many points of views. It … More Review: Rabble: End Game by C. Rochelle
Sonya Vassilieva is Russia’s biggest hope at winning a gold medal at the Olympics. When a mistake destroys that dream, she questions everything in her life including her love for fellow gymnast Arina Sokolova. This book may be short but it takes place over two years with it jumping between past and present. Sonya is … More Review: Leap to Love by Johana Gavez
This was a wonderful story. This takes place at the Porta Bella Magiculinary Academy that teaches students how to create meals with magic and its a very exclusive academy. We have Basil who is at the school on a scholarship that requires getting top student in exams at least twice to have tuition covered and … More Review: Basil and Oregano by Melissa Capriglione
Julie Parker is coach of East Nashville High’s basketball team and knows how to deal with teens, even the new smart-mouthed junior who joined late. But what she isn’t ready to deal with is for the teen’s foster parent to be former WNBA player Elle Cochrane, and the star of many of her fantasies. After … More Review: How You Get the Girl by Anita Kelly
When Ruth Connell inherits her father’s beloved theater she unfortunately finds that it’s in debt and she has only weeks to pay up otherwise she will lose it. To save it she finds herself turning to reclusive playwright Artemis Goode in the hopes that a new play will lead to success. But as they work … More ARC Review: A Liaison With Her Leading Lady by Lotte R. James
While I didn’t love how this book started, I ended up really enjoying this couple’s story a lot. To start with what I didn’t like, this book starts with Margot, the witch, taking her frustrating day out on Elena, a donut shop worker, because she didn’t have any chocolate donuts. It made me not like … More Review: Doughnuts and Doom by Balazs Lorinczi
This was a fascinating SciFi world with royals using jousting tournaments to marry off their daughters. A lesbian couple is determined to beat the system though and rescue the trapped princesses. I really enjoyed this one. Pan’s story was interesting and I really want to see how her search for Tara goes. Cass and Bee … More Review: Cosmoknights Volumes 1 and 2 by Hannah Templer
This was a wonderful queer graphic novel! We got alien girls who can look human and turn into giant monsters, an introverted gamer girl, a secret underwater alien headquarters, and a wonderful found family. I really enjoyed this one. Gigi is a quiet girl who has been struggling since her brother was killed two years … More Review: Save Yourself! by Bones Leopard
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