Ravi Tandel and Tristan Jones may not be friendly in the office but a road trip to Seattle for a huge conference quickly changes that. With each passing mile they find themselves falling for each other, but will it last after the conference. “He didn’t want to be Tristan’s friend; he wanted to be Tristan’s … More Review: Beta Test by Annabeth Albert
After falling in love with Soren in the first book I knew I was going to enjoy this book and it did not disappoint. This book takes place a year after the events in the first book. Gabe is still coming to terms with the existence of vampires and still struggling to be a decent … More Review: Soren by Grae Bryan
This book picks up right where the previous one ended. Erzen and Bethral were taken through a portal filled with wild magic to the heart of the Plains where they find themselves being attacked by Warrior-Priests who want Erzen’s magic. I enjoyed this trip back to the Plains, especially since we finally get to learn … More Review: Destiny’s Star by Elizabeth Vaughan
Well here is another Albert’s book that I didn’t want to put down. When Adrian is abandoned by his ex in the middle of nowhere during the holidays he finds himself hitching a ride with quiet and reserved Noah, who has been hiding to everyone he is gay. Adrian and Noah’s story was so sweet … More Review: Status Update by Annabeth Albert
Lady High Priestess Evelyn was kidnapped by Orrin Blackhart, the Scourge of Palins, and expects to be abused and killed but instead finds herself falling for Blackhart. While I found Evelyn to be a bit snobbish in the previous book, I changed my mind about her in this one. She is compassionate, kind, and determined … More Review: White Star by Elizabeth Vaughan
Well this book was wonderfully adorable! I was sucked in right away and could put the book down. I ended up reading this within a few hours because I could get enough of this cinnamon roll nurse and possessive vampire. Danny is a nurse who is overworked and extremely lonely. He puts everyone else’s well … More Review: Roman by Grae Bryan
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
I apparently read this series years ago, but I remember none of it. Red Gloves is a mercenary and extremely practical woman. She may be attracted to the goat herder Josiah but also isn’t amused by the belief that she is the prophesied one who will save their corrupted kingdom. Red Gloves and Josiah’s story … More Review: Dagger-Star by Elizabeth Vaughan
Lassiter has been part of this series for a while now and I have loved him since he was introduced. I was extremely excited to finally read his book and see him fall in love, and while I did like this book I am left with a lot of questions. First off, Lassiter and Rahvyn’s … More Review: Lassiter by J. R. Ward
Rory and Nate’s story is one that I was eager to read because they clearly have been into each other for a while now. While I did enjoy this, it was a bit of an anticlimactic ending for this series. Nate was a sweet guy who has basically tried to turn his life around. He … More Review: Rising Tide by E. M. Lindsey
Keir and Xylara return to Xy to find that all is not as they left it. There are plots against Lara, culture clashes, and something happening on the Plains. While Lara and Keir deal with the kingdom and the upcoming birth of their child, Heath and Atira are working together to find who is causing … More Review: Warcry by Elizabeth Vaughan
Trigger Warnings: graphic death; genocide; torture; physical abuse; starvation; PTSD; survivor’s guilt; infanticide; cheating; alcohol use; paranoia; abusive relationship; suicide of a child; cancer; “Information is necessary, to be sure, but it is never sufficient. Information must also be believed…Only when information is combined with belief does it become knowledge, and only knowledge leads to … More Review: The Escape Artist: The Man Who Broke Out of Auschwitz to Warn the World by Jonathan Freedland
Red-Haired Ash Reads 