BOOK REVIEW: Deep End by Ali Hazelwood
The more I read, the harder I am to impress, and it takes an outstanding book these days to truly shake me into submission. Admittedly, a kinky, sports-flavoured romance penned...
BOOK REVIEW: Change of Heart by Kate Canterbary
There’s something downright breathtaking about a Kate Canterbary novel and the way her characters pull you in straightaway with the sheer freshness and candour of their quirks and wit. But...
BOOK REVIEW: Skies Over Caledonia by Samantha Young
The majestic landscapes of the Scottish Highlands have been stirring the hearts of romantics for countless centuries, and Samantha Young’s aptly named series continues to echo the romantic allure of...
BOOK REVIEW: Bride by Ali Hazelwood
Paranormal romances are so rarely my jam these days, having read little else during my twenties and thirties, but Ali Hazelwood’s brand of sharp-witted, lovelorn shenanigans is always hard to...
BOOK REVIEW: Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez
I haven’t read a book that has touched my soul, like this one, in a very long time, but then again, Abby Jimenez continues to prove she can do no...
BOOK REVIEW: Do Your Worst by Rosie Danan
Rosie Danan proves once again to have a real knack for crafting intriguing storylines with deeply complex characters that feel both wonderous and real, and in her latest novel, she...
BOOK REVIEW: Perfect Together by Kristen Ashley
There’s nothing that makes me believe in happily-ever-after more than the idea of an estranged couple finding their way back to one another after years apart, and Kristen Ashley’s new...
BOOK REVIEW: Smoke and Steel by Kristen Ashley
The intensity and grit of every one of Kristen Ashley’s Motorcycle Club Romances might always be a given, but every time she returns to this alpha world of bikes and...
BOOK REVIEW: Brutal Play by Alison Rhymes
If I had to point to one book to be my single most anticipated of the year, it might be this one, and that’s saying something, given that this is...
BOOK REVIEW: Scandalized by Lauren Billings (writing as Ivy Owens)
In my ongoing mission to discover as many remarkable new voices in Romance as possible, I came across this glorious, sparkling gem of a book that you’ll want to push...
BOOK REVIEW: Broken Play by Alison Rhymes
I can’t remember the last time a book shook me so deeply and so personally from the very first page, let alone for it to take days, even weeks, to...
BOOK REVIEW: June First by Jennifer Hartmann
An astonishing tale of family ties, loss, and forbidden love comes alive through Jennifer Hartmann’s sublime writing and deeply human characters in a novel that is so beautifully written and...
BOOK REVIEW: Sapphire Sunset by Christopher Rice (writing as C. Travis Rice)
C. Travis Rice, Christopher Rice’s new writing alter ego, transports the reader to a luxury beachfront resort nestled in the rolling coastal plains of Southern California, where two men find...
BOOK REVIEW: Reminders of Him by Colleen Hoover
There is something so compelling about seeing real, flawed characters put into impossible situations and then watching them grow, adapt, learn to be better people, and Colleen Hoover’s new novel...
BOOK REVIEW: The Girl in the Mist by Kristen Ashley
Kristen Ashley has made a decade-long career out of bringing characters to the page in ways that continue to be fresh, poignant, and instantly recognisable, but she is also one...
BOOK REVIEW: Tin Queen by Devney Perry
As we bid farewell to Clifton Forge, Montana, we are reminded once again what a tremendous storyteller Devney Perry truly is. With an emotionally charged tale that grips you by the...
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