I try to put out book reviews as frequently as I can, however life does get in the way sometimes.
- Book Review – Cruelly Bitten
I have been waiting for Cruelly Bitten by Lexi C Foss for over two years, and after finishing it, I still don’t think I am ok. This book is not what I expected it to be to any degree. This is the sixth and final book in the Blood Alliance series, and it follows Cam… Read more: Book Review – Cruelly Bitten - Book Review – A Fellowship of Bakers and Magic
A Fellowship of Bakers & Magic: Adenashire, A Cozy Fantasy Book Series by J. Penner is a high fantasy books that meets a baking show, where Arleta is a human in a world of magical creatures. I kept seeing this book on TikTok, and people kept saying it was sweet and inviting, and just a… Read more: Book Review – A Fellowship of Bakers and Magic - Book Review – How Deep the Ocean
Gloria Lucas asked me to read and review her book How Deep the Ocean, and this book is truly not what I expected it to be. After reading the synopsis I knew that the story was about Mia, her grief, and trying to move past her husband’s suicide and move on with her life, but… Read more: Book Review – How Deep the Ocean - Book Review – Help Me, I’m Here
Help Me, I’m Here by Anastasia Helena Fenald is a book of poetry I have been putting off reading for a while simply because I knew it would hurt to read. This is actually a book of poems I had started previously, but ended up putting down because I just was not in a good… Read more: Book Review – Help Me, I’m Here - Book Review – A Summer of Wonder
A Summer of Wonder by Hilary Dart is a sweet book about a woman named Sarah who lost touch with herself, her marriage, and her daughter. This book centers around Sarah and her family. Once she got pregnant with her daughter Amelia, Sarah got it into her head that she had to be the perfect… Read more: Book Review – A Summer of Wonder - Book Review – The Castle of 1,000 Doors
This year I discovered something called “Stuff Your Kindle Day” where authors can take their books, discount them down to free, and get added to a list. Then, on the Stuff Your Kindle Day, you can go to the website and scroll through all of the books and buy the ones you like. In case… Read more: Book Review – The Castle of 1,000 Doors - Book Review – I Married an Incubus
I think we all know by now that I like monster romance books right? And I especially like the books written by Regine Abel. So it should come as no surprise that I just finished I Married an Incubus, the 10th installment in her Prime Mating Agency series. This story follows Malaya, a report who… Read more: Book Review – I Married an Incubus - 2023 Jeanne Awards!
It is 2023 and I have read and reviewed a ton of books again this year, albeit not as many as last year. I have made a ton of changes this year to how I do things, including my star system (updated to Mipha’s) and how often I am reviewing as well. To see what… Read more: 2023 Jeanne Awards! - Book Review – Fourth Wing – DNF
I have a feeling I am going to have a lot of people disagreeing with me, but Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros is a terrible book, and I did not finish it. Picture this if you will. A book with a main character as interesting as a clump of mud that falls under every book… Read more: Book Review – Fourth Wing – DNF - Book Review – Perchance to Dream
Perchance to Dream by Tamara Belko is a book centered around loss, grief, and hope and it reminded me of the Crank Series by Ellen Hopkins that I had read when I was in high school. Perchance to Dream centers around two characters. Grace, our main character, and Xander who is more of side character… Read more: Book Review – Perchance to Dream - Book Review – Assistant to the Villain
Assistant to the Villain by Hannah Nicole Maehrer is a book I was sincerely looking forward to reading. Hannah came to popularity on TikTok with her Assistant to the Villain skits, and then was picked up by Red Tower Books to officially publish her novel. I had preordered this book, because I was excited about… Read more: Book Review – Assistant to the Villain - Book Review – The Tome of Beginnings
The Tome of Beginnings by Patrick Michael is this author’s debut novel. In this story we follow Sofia, who has received an unexpected and unexplained gift on her birthday, and a strange internal calling to find someone. This is an incredibly fast paced book, and that is both good and bad. There are so many… Read more: Book Review – The Tome of Beginnings - Book Review – Possession: Forbidden Alphas
Posession: Forbidden Alphas is an alpha/omega non-shifter dark romance book written by Liliana Carlisle. It is set in a dystopian world, where alphas and omegas are treated incredibly poorly, while they are forcibly separated, and forced to stay away from each other. I am not new, to the alpha/omega/beta books. I have not read a… Read more: Book Review – Possession: Forbidden Alphas - Book Review – Night Gem – DNF
Night Gem by Erica Xenne has such an amazing book cover, how on earth could I turn down the opportunity to read this? I tried to read this book multiple time, I stopped and started, put it down, picked it back up, and would try again, but I could not finish this book. The furthest… Read more: Book Review – Night Gem – DNF - Book Review – Luca – DNF
Luca is a mafia/small town romance book by Jennifer Marcia. I happen to love romance books, especially of the mafia variety, so I was eager to dive into this book and read it. I lasted 17%. Honestly, I want to say I found at least some redeeming qualities about this book, but I truly didn’t. … Read more: Book Review – Luca – DNF - Book Review – The Serpent and the Wings of Night
My sister texted me and told me if I didn’t read The Serpent and the Wings of Night by Carissa Broadbent, she would never forgive me. So immediately, I downloaded it onto my kindle and started reading it. I finished this book exactly fifteen minutes ago, and I truly don’t know what to say. the… Read more: Book Review – The Serpent and the Wings of Night - Book Review – Love on the Brain
The book club I joined recently chose Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood to read for the April book, and while I truly had no interest in reading this book overall, it was the choice, so I went along with it. This book has over 15,000 reviews, and most of them are positive, and… Read more: Book Review – Love on the Brain - Book Review – Former.ly
I did not expect to like Former.ly: The Rise and Fall of a Social Network by Dane Cobain. As a matter of fact, as intrigued as I was by the plot, I was fully expecting to dislike it as I went through the book, and I was very much proved wrong. This book starts out… Read more: Book Review – Former.ly - Book Review – Heir of Lies – DNF
this is a book that had a ton of potential, but too many different things happening that seemed to happen merely for plot convenience. - Book Review – What Lies Beyond the Veil – DNF
What Lies Beyond the Veil by Harper L. Woods and Adelaide Forrest has over 12,000 4+ star reviews. This book is currently in the top 100 list of books on Amazon, and so many people seem to absolutely adore it. And honestly, I cannot fathom why. I DNF’d this book at 57% of the way through because I truly couldn’t take it anymore. No, that is a lie, it isn’t that I couldn’t take it anymore, it is that I was actively thinking about other books while I was reading this book, and just decided to read something that didn’t bore me. - Book Review – The Royal Matchmaking Competition
Qloey came off as a ditz, who as about as interesting as the butt piece of a brand new loaf of bread - Book Review – The Hunchback
The Hunchback of Notre Dame has never been my favorite Disney move, nor has it ever been a book I was actually interested in reading (sorry Victor Hugo). However, I love Regine Abel’s books, and I assumed her novel, The Hunchback, would be no different. As a side note, I think the hardest part about… Read more: Book Review – The Hunchback - I got CovidI have been posting erratically for a little while, and that boils down to I have been trying to keep up with my writing, my personal life, my full time job, my crafting, and everything else and then I got Covid on top of it. Rather than continue to try to push through I am… Read more: I got Covid
- Book Review – Through High Waters
I wanted to like this book so much and it just did not live up to After the Bees - Book Review – Myths of the Origin: After World
Myths of Origin: After World by Ean S. Mills is an interesting blend of fantasy and science fiction, showing what happens after you die. This entire book is an interesting take on the afterworld, and what happens to you after you die. Instead of focusing on things, like Heaven and Hell, Ean created this entire… Read more: Book Review – Myths of the Origin: After World - Book Review – Ranking SystemI wanted to take a moment to talk about my ranking system so everyone would be incredibly clear on what each rank means. Obviously, the five star system (or in this instance the five Mipha’s) is not a new system, but the way each star works varies from platform to platform. So here is a… Read more: Book Review – Ranking System
- Book Review – Beneath the Bloody Aurora
Beneath the Bloody Aurora by Beka Westrup was the choice of my book club, and up to about 60% of the way through this book was really good. For a video review of this book, click here! This review does contain spoilers. I really wanted to like this book. I thought Clio had so much… Read more: Book Review – Beneath the Bloody Aurora - Book Review – Nirel
If you want a book that starts with a bang, and pisses you off because it ends on a cliff hanger and you desperately want book two, say no more. Nirel by Sarah Rajah is a book for you. If you would rather watch a video review, find it here! The plot of this book… Read more: Book Review – Nirel - Book Review – Bride of the Shadow King
I was browsing on Facebook because I am a millennial and that was my home at one point in time, and I stumbled across a post recommending Bride of the Shadow King by Sylvia Mercedes. Our Hero, Vor is a blue trolde, and I was immediately hooked by that. I really loved this book up… Read more: Book Review – Bride of the Shadow King - Book Review – Furbidden Attraction
I love the humor in this book! - Book Review – Deception – Coloring Book
I have never before reviewed a coloring book, and yet how could I say no to Deception by Anita Dump’Hizass? This is not a long book, mainly just a quick coloring book, but the difference between this and other coloring books is that it is a coloring book with a story. The story of this… Read more: Book Review – Deception – Coloring Book - Book Review – Legacy
If you like young adult dystopian novels, you will love Legacy by Ean Lanning. And that is truly the kindest thing I can say about this book. If you have ever read a YA Dystopian novel, you have read this book. I sincerely predicted every plot twist that was going to happen within the first… Read more: Book Review – Legacy - Book Review – The Sea Rose
I want to start this out by saying I do NOT only read smut romance books, and The Sea Rose by Mariella Hunt is a great example of this! This book followed two different couples. The main characters of this book are Peter and Rose, and the side couple is Meredith and Gideon. I love… Read more: Book Review – The Sea Rose - Book Review – Blood and Silver
Blood and Silver by Vali Benson is a quick short little book, and it feels like a quick short book.. It is one of those books that if you really only have an hour to devote to something, it isn’t necessarily a bad choice. But that also does not necessarily make it a good choice… Read more: Book Review – Blood and Silver - Book Review – The Wizard Slayer
I love when a book can suck you in during the first few pages, and then you feel like you have to continue reading. The prologue of The Wizard Slayer by Franklin Roberts does just that. The first thing I noticed with this book, is that the author is not the best at character descriptions. … Read more: Book Review – The Wizard Slayer - Book Review – Gray Man
I love when authors can take history and lore from specific area’s, and wind it into a story, which is exactly what Marc Van Bulck did with Gray Man. The reason I like when authors do this, is because there is so much lore and so many local legends that I have never heard of. … Read more: Book Review – Gray Man - Book Review – Shadows of the Mortal Realm – DNF
I had such high hopes for Shadows of the Mortal Realm by Shay Lee Giertz. The overall plot sounding promising, and I loved the twist she had given to the realm of Hell, and the demons inside of it. The high hopes I had for this book were not realized. Before I do get any… Read more: Book Review – Shadows of the Mortal Realm – DNF - Book Review – Only Ghouls and Horses
Sometimes I come across a book and I truly don’t know what to say. That is absolutely the case by Only Ghouls and Horses by Dan Harris. And what a strange little book Only Ghouls and Horses is. I will say, starting this book, I did kind of laugh out loud. The opening scene is… Read more: Book Review – Only Ghouls and Horses - Book Review – Olympian Passion
I truly wanted to like Olympian Passion by Andrya Bailey. But if I am completely honest, I did not like it at all. Let’s start with, when did romance authors start turning books into series. Because this is a not a long book AT ALL. And the author turned this book into a trilogy, so… Read more: Book Review – Olympian Passion - 2022 Book Review Awards
I know I am nobody, and that is fine. But I have read and reviewed a ton of books this year, and I thought, why not a little award type thing. Since I do my best to post reviews on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and this is the last Thursday of the year, I figured it… Read more: 2022 Book Review Awards - Book Review – The Oracle
I think Greek Mythology is one of my favorite things to read about. Whether that be actual history books, or lore individual writers have written, I love seeing how different gods and goddesses inspire different authors. That is no different with The Oracle by Elaine Gao. If you are looking for a book about gods… Read more: Book Review – The Oracle - Book Review – I Married a Beast
Regine Abel has written 7 books in the Prime Mating Agency series, and up until now, my favorite has been I Married a Lizard Man. That book has finally been dethroned with I Married a Beast. Before I start the actual review of this book, I just need to fangirl for a moment. – OMG… Read more: Book Review – I Married a Beast - Book Review – House of Lies and Sorrow
I love the vast difference between opening lines of books. They are different between all genres, but are all designed to captivate and intrigue you. House of Lies and Sorrow by Emily Blackwood has one of the best opening lines I have ever read! “How do you think he’ll kill you?” This was a very… Read more: Book Review – House of Lies and Sorrow - Book Review – Beckoning of the Gate
I really hate to say it, but Beckoning of the Gate by Benjamin J. Ryan is on my, I did not finish list. This book started out strong with the prologue, and it built up a very quick intrigue. The villain was interesting, showing some compassion while still maintaining that evil air, but unfortunately this… Read more: Book Review – Beckoning of the Gate - Book Review – The Dreams of Broken Kings
I love dark books as much as the next person. I love when an author takes the time to build a world that seems realistic, and isn’t sugar coated. That being said, Lana Pecherczyk starts off The Dreams of Broken Kings about as dark as you can start a book off. Now please note, when… Read more: Book Review – The Dreams of Broken Kings - Book Review – The Peace at Knife’s Edge
I started The Peace at Knife’s Edge by James Pina, and I did not manage to finish it for quite a few reasons. I did love the beginning of this book. Since it wont actually spoil anything, I love the set up that our main character, Torik, is now wanted for murdering the king, who… Read more: Book Review – The Peace at Knife’s Edge - Book Review – After the Bees
Allison Paige asked me to read her book, After the Bees, a few months ago, and I have honestly been putting it off. Why have I been putting it off you ask? A few reasons. One, I absolutely adored the plot line to this, and I was truly terrified I would hate it. The idea… Read more: Book Review – After the Bees - Book Review – Ghosts of Grief Hollow
Listen, I am not a horror gal. I watched Supernatural and the third episode from season freaked me out so much I had nightmare for a week. (Though in my defense it wasn’t the entire episode, it was just that one split second scene of the kid poking out of the water). So when Shawn… Read more: Book Review – Ghosts of Grief Hollow - Book Review – Where the Children of the Wind Once Danced
I met C.J. Pearson by sheer chance while I was shopping at Barnes and Nobles. We started talking about books, and he metioned to me that he had authored a fantasy series, and that the first book was Where the Children of the Wind Once Danced. Obviously that meant I had to download the book… Read more: Book Review – Where the Children of the Wind Once Danced - Book Review – Cryptofauna
It is not often that I find a book, that the entire time I am reading it I just sit and go “this is a strange book.” And yet, with Cryptofauna by Patrick Canning is a book I never stopped having that thought. The book itself starts out interestingly enough, with our main character, Jim,… Read more: Book Review – Cryptofauna - Book Review – Deal with the Demon Lord
I am finding more and more that I like the genre where humans have almost gone extinct, and other species have taken over. Honestly this should also concern me more than it does seeing as I am a human and not another species. Kacey Lee wrote the book Deal with the Demon Lord, and as… Read more: Book Review – Deal with the Demon Lord - Book Review – Dissent
Whenever I am reading a series I always get that moment of worry that the next book in the series is going to suck. And not because the first book in the series was bad, not because I have been given any indication that the next book will be bad, but because the first book… Read more: Book Review – Dissent - Book Review – Heresy
I am 28 years old at the moment, and I was a young adult when the young adult books like Divergent and Hunger Games came out. There was something about that period in time, and something about those books, that it transported you to a different world and made you think you could be the… Read more: Book Review – Heresy - Book Review – Long were the Nights
Though I am not a big poetry fan (I feel like I have said this before) Raymond M. asked me to review his poems in his book Long were the Nights, and how could I say no; Because when a poem is done well, it can punch you in the gut with meaning. There are… Read more: Book Review – Long were the Nights - Book Review – Paper Targets
You ever read something in a book that you have to reread multiple times because it doesn’t quite make sense? - Book Review – The Sound of the Broken Wand
I will exist long after I need you from my life. - Book Review – 12,000 Miles of Road Thoughts. Old Van, Old Man, Recovering Hippie, Dying Cat
I am not generally a huge fan of non-fiction books. The most non-fiction I read is trying to learn more about my sewing machines, or learning more about true crime. However, 12,000 Miles of Road Thoughts. Old Van, Old Man, Recovering Hippie, Dying Cat by Paul Willcott was something new to try. The first thing… Read more: Book Review – 12,000 Miles of Road Thoughts. Old Van, Old Man, Recovering Hippie, Dying Cat - Book Review – Beans of Anafi
Benjamin X. Wretlind reached out to me to ask if I would read and review his book Beans of Anafi. In sending me this email, he included a tidbit of information that there was a God of Beans, and this book centered around that god. Did I say yes to reading this book? Immediately I… Read more: Book Review – Beans of Anafi - Book Review – Golem
HIS SON slips in the pool of his father’s blood and his hand slides into the hole in his father’s chest. - Book Review – Shadow of the Gypsy
If I am honest, typically when I am reading a mafia book, it involved romance, and a lot of smut. That was not the case with Shadow of the Gypsy by Shelly Frome, as this is a book filled with suspense and the past of a character you have to work incredibly hard to figure… Read more: Book Review – Shadow of the Gypsy - Book Review – Judgement Call
It isn’t often I find a book where I am more interested in the culture being portrayed than I am in the characters and plot itself, yet here we are with Judgement Call by E.B. Roshan. While the plot of this book was intriguing, it wasn’t what captivated me. The interesting and unique characters trying… Read more: Book Review – Judgement Call - Book Review – Red Hail
Red Hail is a sci-fi novel by Jamie Killen and What. The. Fuck. The author contacted me about this book to read and review it and initially I was hesitant for one main reason. The book was pitched to me as a LGBTQ novel, and typically when books are pitched to me like this, I… Read more: Book Review – Red Hail - Book Review – The Land of the Young
Have you ever read a book where you can see how someone would love it and obsess over it, even if you yourself cannot? - Book Review – The Queen of Times : The Inception
While The Queen of Times : The Inception isn’t a nonfiction book, with the story Ajay Babu Anilbabu portrays you almost wish it was. I love that the author took the time to research an event and person in time and create an entire story around that, something you don’t often see. This book is… Read more: Book Review – <a href="https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-queen-of-times-ajay-babu-anilbabu/1141976307">The Queen of Times : The Inception</a> - Book Review – Gorpp the Grappler
I loved the idea of Gorpp the Grappler, where Gorpp is low man on the totem pole, and does his best to rise above his station, not necessarily because he wants to conquer earth, but because he is bored. - Book Review – Morning Glory Milking Farm
I am on an odd side of TikTok, and my FYP is oddly specific when it comes to weird books. Why do I mention this? Morning Glory Milking Farm by C.M. Nascosta. - Book Review – A Door into Evermoor
I do not remember how I found A Door into Evermoor by Kent Wayne. I don’t remember when I clicked on it, I don’t remember buying it, but I do know I was trying to pick my next read in my kindle library and the cover was so happy and cheerful that it was my next read. - Book Review – Peaceful Valley Hospital
I know why I chose Peaceful Valley Hospital by Juliet Simone Roy to read. Do you remember that era of time in the early 2000’s where parody movies had just started to become a thing and they didn’t suck yet? Scary Movie had just come out and it was funny and interesting. It was witty, made fun of a ton of tropes and ideas, while still SOMEHOW having a storyline. When I read the book blurb for this book, I thought this was going to be kind of like that, a parody type comedy novel about life in the workplace of a hospital. - Book Review Update!Hi All! I know I have not posted a book review recently, and that is because life has gotten a bit hectic. I will be starting book reviews again at the beginning of September! If you are an author and would like to submit your book for review, please see the author submissions page. If… Read more: Book Review Update!
- Book Review – Fractured Freedom
One of the things I don’t like in books, is when the main characters have this major problem between them, that could easily be solved by a quick conversation. Fractured Freedom by Shain Rose absolutely does this. I know that opening sentence kind of looks like I am painting this entire book to be bad,… Read more: Book Review – Fractured Freedom - Book Review – Carnage Island
I have been wrong before, and I will be wrong again (please don’t tell my husband) and I absolutely expected Carnage Island to be nothing but smut. But of course, Lexi C. Foss had to take my preconceived notions and murder them violently. It took me about 16% of the way through this book to… Read more: Book Review – Carnage Island - Book Review – In the Velociraptor’s Nest
Listen. I never claimed to have any self-respect for myself, and apparently, I am going to continue to prove that. I had lunch with a friend where she had mentioned to me, she found a smutty romance novel starring a velociraptor. I didn’t believe her, so of course I had to look it up myself. … Read more: Book Review – In the Velociraptor’s Nest - Book Review – The Mindf*ck Series
The Mindf*ck series by S.T. Abby is a series of books I stumbled upon on TikTok and figured I would take a shot because how bad could it be. It wasn’t bad. It wasn’t close to bad. As a matter of fact, as of right now in my life, this is one of the best… Read more: Book Review – The Mindf*ck Series - Book Review – Paint It All Red
Paint It All Red is the fifth and final book in the Mindf*ck series by S.T. Abby. I finished this book at two am, it wrecked my brain and I cannot stop thinking about it. Logan finally figured out that Lana was the Scarlet Slayer and he treated her so poorly. A woman that has… Read more: Book Review – Paint It All Red - Book Review – All the Lies
All the Lies is book four in the Mindf*ck series by S.T. Abby, and I am starting to think Logan is an idiot. I have spent three books, now four, desperately waiting for Logan to piece together what is going on. Hadley knows. She was able to figure it out. And at this point, another… Read more: Book Review – All the Lies - Book Review – Scarlet Angel
Scarlet Angel is book three in the Mindf*ck series by S.T. Abby, and I CANNOT BELIEVE THE START OF THIS BOOK!!!! This book literally starts with Hadley figuring out what and who Lana is. We know as the reader that unless Hadley poses a threat to Lana, she isn’t going to kill her. I am… Read more: Book Review – Scarlet Angel - Book Review – Sidetracked
Sidetracked is book two in the Mindf*ck series by S.T. Abby, and if I am 100% honest with you, f*ck this series and f*ck this book for being so f*cking good. Obviously after I finished the first book I dove into this book with all the grace of hair stuck in a wind tunnel. I… Read more: Book Review – Sidetracked - Book Review – The Risk
The Risk by S.T. Abby is the first book in the Mindf*ck series, and if I am 100% honest with you, I devoured all five of these books within four days. I found this book on TikTok, where I am finding far too many of my books recently, and the premise of it intrigued me. … Read more: Book Review – The Risk - Book Review – The Pearl
I picked The Pearl by Gary Townsend to read because the hook got me, as hooks are supposed to do. And then the closing line of the book blurb “One of the aliens thinks David is the right man for the job, and the other thinks he’s and idiot” really intrigued me because it is… Read more: Book Review – The Pearl - Book Review – Marked by Him
At this point in time, I don’t think I need to explain myself. I love romance books, I love smutty romance books, and I love smutty romance books with men and women that know what they want. Marked by Him, by SR Jones checks all of those boxes, so of course I read it immediately.… Read more: Book Review – Marked by Him - Book Review – The Fae Kings Curse
I mainly picked up this book because it is not often you see a novel, especially a high fantasy novel, where there is a main character with a disability. - Book Review – Blue
Blue by Jessica Grace is a novel I started reading because I found it on TikTok and it sounded interesting from the brief snipped overview I saw. However, I did NOT finish this book. But Alicia, why are you writing a review of a book you didn’t finish, you might ask. Well because this book… Read more: Book Review – Blue - Book Review – Captive of the Pirate King
I finished reading this book in a few hours in a single night, while my eyelids were begging me to just let them close. - Book Review – The Curse of the Dragon
when they shift back, they are naked humans - Book Review – Honey, HoneyI have no idea if the author read Fifty Shades of Gray, or what her opinion on it may be. But I do know that that book was rather toxic and had a pretty crappy portrayal of BDSM. So, whether or not it was intentional, I deeply appreciated that little bit of shade being thrown at that book series.
- Book Review – Bride to the Fiend Prince
My favorite thing about this entire book, and this is not important to the plot in any way shape or form, is a very small conversation that happens between our Hero and Heroine. The Fiend Prince casually (and I mean super casually) mentions that he likes both men and women, and has been with both - Book Review – Shaman of Souls
Shaman of Souls, by Ryan Wilshusen, follows of a smattering of characters as they try to solve an intriguing set of double murders. Each character introduced in this book serves the plot in some way shape or form, but if you are not a fan of books where you have to keep track of a… Read more: Book Review – Shaman of Souls - Book Review – Call of Booty
I 100% downloaded Call of Booty by Anastasia Austin because of the title. I am accepting exactly zero criticism and zero judgement. And why would I, as you are also here reading an article about a book called, Call of Booty. This book started out super strong with the introduction of the characters as well… Read more: Book Review – Call of Booty - Book Review – The Gates of Gabriel
The Gates of Gabriel is the first book in the Guardian Gates Trilogy by Marie-France Leger, and it follows the stories of Maya and Beau as they come together to do what feels like an impossible task. Beau is a fallen angel who has had his wings taken away. He must now roam the world… Read more: Book Review – The Gates of Gabriel - Book Review – One Savage Knight
One Savage Knight is the first book in the Demon Knights series by Holly Roberds and it starts off with a bang. We get a fascinating introduction explaining that monsters have been unleashed upon the world. Some of these monsters have been caught and are being experimented on. In this setting we are introduced to… Read more: Book Review – One Savage Knight - Book Review – Stone Bound
Stone Bound, the first novel in the Chaos and Retribution series by Eric T. Knight follows the stories of Fen, Aislin, and Karliss as they discover the powers inside of them and what that might mean for their futures. I fucking love a good young adult fantasy adventure book. I love it even more when… Read more: Book Review – Stone Bound - Book Review – Baby Be Mine
Baby Be Mine, the third book in the “Love in the City” series is a standalone novel by Victoria H. Smith that delves into the relationship of Asa and Noni. Four years ago they had a passionate one night stand that had them falling in love with each other, then not speaking again due to… Read more: Book Review – Baby Be Mine - Book Review – Matched to the Monster TOO
Matched to the Monster TOO is the second book in the match program series by Rena Marks, and it picks up where the last book left off. Now that Lilaina is married, her father Eric, is telling everyone that she has gone crazy with Stockholm syndrome. He wants his daughter to come home and under… Read more: Book Review – Matched to the Monster TOO - Book Review – The Paid Bridesmaid
The Paid Bridesmaid by Sariah Wilson took an interesting concept, and actually kind of made me wish it was a real job. I liked the idea that the bride can hire a bridesmaid to be there for their day. It is kind of like a wedding planner, but instead they are your friend going to… Read more: Book Review – The Paid Bridesmaid - Book Review – The Four Leaf
The Four Leaf was a short romance book, that took a deep dive into BDSM and primal play. I found this book and downloaded on a whim because I liked the cover art, and I saw it was getting good reviews, and I love smutty romance books. While I was reading it I was kind… Read more: Book Review – The Four Leaf - Book Review – Huntress of Men 1939 Book 1
Huntress of Men 1939 Book 1 is a unique book for me in that I incredibly liked the story and plot, but did not actively like the book. I am fully aware that statement makes little to no sense. How can you both really like a book, but also not like it? Well, to be… Read more: Book Review – Huntress of Men 1939 Book 1 - Book Review – Prax
Prax is going to be the debut novel by author Nikki Auberkett, and as much as I hate to say it, I honestly think this books needs a lot more work. This book centers around its main character, Prax, who after a tornado was found in the middle of nowhere, naked, miraculously unharmed. However, thanks… Read more: Book Review – Prax - Book Review – I Married a Minotaur
I Married a Minotaur, is the latest book in the Prime Mating Agency series by Regine Abel, and I gotta tell you, I am living for it. Technically, this book is not a sequel, and you do not have to read any of the others books in this series to know what is going on. … Read more: Book Review – I Married a Minotaur - Book Review – Savage Love
If you are looking for a book that starts strong, and ends weak, Savage Love by Ashlee Rose is for you. This book literally centers around a Royal Princess named, Royal. Maybe the author thought it was cute, which is fine, but it is a bit confusing in the beginning. And Royal’s father essentially sells… Read more: Book Review – Savage Love - Book Review – Sweet Heat
Sweet Heat is a romance novel by Bria James centered around the curvy and beautiful Allegra. Ten years ago, she was supposed to get married, but found out at the last second that her betrothed was being paid to marry her. Presented with this horrifying truth, Allegra ran. The biggest problem with this book, is… Read more: Book Review – Sweet Heat
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Alicia Jeanne 