Book Review: Cash And The Sorority Girl by Ashley Bartlett
This series got better with each book. I wasn’t so sure about that after reading book 1. But Lex convinced me to continue. I’m glad that I did.
Book Review: My Life As Cheese by K. Aten
I read this because the author tweeted about it recently. It is a very short story about a woman on a baseball (or softball?) team who ends up taking a liking to the new short stop on an opposite team.
Book Review: The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang
I’m going to preface that I normally review lesbian fiction. This is not that. This is a heterosexual romance. The concept of this story was good. Who doesn’t love a good fall in love with a prostitute/escort story?
Book Review: LA Metro by R.J. Nolan
Another audio book. This one annoyed me less than all of the others I have listened to so far. This narrator actually did accurate tone and inflection. So THAT was a plus! I’m still not sold on listening to one person do voices. That is really what distracts me with audio books. Are there any […]
Book Review: Strawberry Summer by Melissa Brayden
I am really not liking audio books. I keep trying. And I keep getting annoyed at the odd voices and incorrect tone. In this one, Courtney sounded like a butch pothead. Maggie sounded like a flighty blonde. And there is nothing sexy about any of the dialogue during intimate scenes because it is like Courtney […]
Book Review: The Price Of Cash by Ashley Bartlett
So I thought the first book was just average until the last 85% of the book. I wasn’t sure if I would recommend it until I read the rest of the series. I have to say that this second installment was very good. I’m pretty sure it was because book one focused hard on character […]
Book Review: Sit. Stay. Love. by Karis Walsh
Puppy love! Alana ‘fudges’ her resume to get hired on as an activity planner for a yet-to-be-opened hotel in Yakima. Now she is expected to hop on a horse and do trail rides with guests. Only problem is that she has never been on a horse before.
Book Review: Behind The Green Curtain by Riley Lashea
Am I the only person who thought this was a Wizard of Oz retelling or something? The font and the green and the curtain? No? OK, maybe just me. Well, the only similarity it had with the Wizard of OZ was Caton probably wishing she could click her heels three times to get out of […]
Book Review: Spanish Surrender by Rachel Spangler
You aren’t going to believe this but… I cannot get through this new Rachel Spangler book. It is a snooze fest. I am 30% through and literally nothing has happened except the butch tour guide giving a history of Spain. I don’t even like either of the main characters. At all. I just can’t.
Book Review: Conscious Bias by Alexi Venice
Legal drama. Monica Spade is a closeted lawyer in Wisconsin. She represents the local hospital. They have some crazy issues that require her legal expertise and representation. To relieve stress and try to shed some extra pounds, she starts a cross fit class and meets, Shelby, a hot woman also taking the class.