Subtle Blood – K.J. Charles | Book Review
The Will Darling Adventures #3 Subtle Blood brings things full circle for Will and Kim. Their old enemies resurface, and…
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I’ve read these novels as e-books. Probably on my Kobo Libra 2, likely using the Libby app get from the library, but a very small number were read on my phone.
The Damning Stone – T.J. Klune | Book Review
Tales from Verania #5 The Damning Stone brought me right back into the irreverent world of Verania. While most of…
Tequila Sunrise – Layla Reyne | Book Review
Agents Irish and Whiskey #4 Tequila Sunrise is a quick novella full of action. It jumps back and forth in…
Game Changer – Amy Aislin | Book Review
Vancouver Orcas #2 Game Changer was a slow build, insta-attraction, “but he’s my boss” romance. Blair Brawsiski needs help accomplishing…
Cocktails & Chloroform – Kelley Armstrong | Book Review
A Rip Through Time #2.5 Even in a short novella, Kelley Armstrong builds a great plot with solid characters and…
Emily Wilde’s Encycolopaedia of Faeries – Heather Fawcett | Book Review
Emily Wilde #1 Emily Wilde’s Encycolopaedia of Faeries landed on my e-reader after seeing it on Bookstagram so frequently. I…
The Atlas Six – Olivie Blake | Book Review
The Atlas #1 The Atlas Six follows six young adults through the initiation process for a secret society. The Alexandrian…
A Power Unbound – Freya Marske
A Power Unbound knocked it out of the park. Jack Alston, Lord Hawthorn, works closely with journalist Alan Ross. At…
The Alewives – Elizabeth R. Anderson | Book Review
The Alewives of Colmar #1 The Alewives is the first book I’ve read set in medieval times that isn’t fantasy.…
A Restless Truth – Freya Marske
A Restless Truth is action-packed from the start. Maud starts off displaying her stubborn adherence to doing the right thing…
Fire and Ice – Julie Garwood | Book Review
Buchanan-Renard #7 It is hard to keep writing about this series. Coming up with discussion specific to Fire and Ice…
Lessons in Birdwatching – Honey Watson | Book Review
I struggled with Lessons in Birdwatching. I started reading it in early October during a high-stress time, put it down…
The Wall of Winnipeg and Me – Mariana Zapata
I cannot believe The Wall of Winnipeg and Me escaped me for so long. I saw it on Bookstagram and…
When A Scot Ties the Knot – Tessa Dare | Book Review
Castles Ever After #3 When A Scot Ties the Knot is the reason I started the Castles Ever After series. I read…
Say Yes to the Marquess – Tessa Dare | Book Review
Castles Ever After #2 I recently read another Regency romance (A Lady’s Guide to Fortune Hunting) and shouldn’t have read…
Romancing the Duke – Tessa Dare | Book Review
Castles Ever After #1 Romancing the Duke is another unique Tessa Dare Regency romance. Although the book follows all the…
Wicked Prey – John Sandford | Book Review
Lucas Davenport #19 I am SO happy that Letty finally got her dedicated subplot in Wicked Prey! She’s got the…
Phantom Prey – John Sandford | Book Review
Lucas Davenport #18 The Lucas/Weather dynamic always gets me. Lucas consistently makes choices to keep Weather happy and considers how…
House of Sky and Breath – Sarah J. Maas | Book Review
Crescent City #2 Whirlwind. This whole series is a whirlwind. I read book two the same weekend I read book…
The Poisoner’s Ring – Kelley Armstrong | Book Review
The romantic tension in The Poisoner’s Ring is outstanding! Not only is it a slow burn by modern standards, but…
Invisible Prey – John Sandford | Book Review
Lucas Davenport #17 While reading this instalment in the Lucas Davenport series, I listened to the playlist Lucas was antagonizing…
House of Earth and Blood – Sarah J. Maas | Book Review
Crescent City #1 I only stopped to sleep when reading House of Earth and Blood. I’m thankful it was a…
