Book Review: The One Who Eats Monsters by Casey Matthews
It’s a cruel world I got this through Kindle Unlimited, but I will make sure to purchase. Books this good deserve that type of support.
Book Review: It’s Complicated by Evelyn Dar
Shouldn’t have been THAT complicated. I just have to say right off that I was totally into this book. It was hard to get into at first because I’m not used to whatever ghetto latina language that was going on within the Torres family and friends.
Book Review: Unexpected Lightning by Cass Sellars
‘Unexpected Lightning’ is the 3rd book in the ‘Lightning’ series. I did not read the first two prior to this one and there was no need to. The author successfully referenced previous things with enough explanation to understand what was going on. So this can be read as a standalone.
Book Review: Forbidden Melody by Magnolia Robbins
Second Read I liked it better the second time around. But this time I felt that some of the descriptions of music at the philharmonic and a sex scene could have been cut down a bit to help the story flow better in those spots.—————
Book Review: Charm City by Monica McCallan
‘Charm City’ is a quirky Valentine’s romance with heart. Carson is manager of a bar that is not doing well financially. The owner enlists the support of an event planner, Taylor, to hold a series of Valentine’s related events to help drum up more business.
Book Review: Nerd Love by Magnolia Robbins
I expected more After falling in love with Robbin’s ‘Forbidden Melody,’ my expectations were high. This didn’t live up to them. Don’t get me wrong. It was OK. Maybe I am unfairly comparing.
Book Review: Loved And Lost by Stephanie Kuziak
I don’t know how to feel about this book. It started out so depressing that I didn’t think I could get through it. Then I was intrigued with where the story unexpectedly went. It began to drag a bit. I started speed reading until the last chapter. Those last pages gave me major anxiety. And […]
Book Review: Ticket To Love by Donna Jay
Canoodling This ended up being OK after a rough start. I did read reviews that mentioned light BDSM. So I thought maybe a scene or two for fun. But no. This is a huge part of the main character, Tara.
Book Review: My Fake Canadian Wife by M. Hollis
My Fake Canadian Wife is a cute novella about a Brazilian woman, Isa(Dora) living in Canada who needs to find a way to stay because she didn’t quite take care of her Visa status.
Book Review: As Long As Love Lasts by Jea Hawkins
I wanted to love this as much as everyone else. One of the reviews likened this to ‘Letters Never Sent’ which is one of my favorites. This just wasn’t it for me.