The Jack & Jill series is undoubtedly author Jewel E. Ann’s best work. Because of Her is the final book in the series. It’s billed as a standalone, but it would be tragic to miss out on the beautiful journey her unforgettable characters take.
With I’m Your Guy, Sarina Bowen once again combines MM romance with hockey and comes out winning.
Things We Left Behind is the third and final book in the Knockemout series, and I’ve been looking forward to the story behind Sloane and Lucian’s acrimonious relationship.
Some angst mixed with humor is my cup of tea, and The Right Move is a grumpy-sunshine romance that hit the right spot.
Wow. Unlucky Like Us is like a delicious four-course meal that I wanted to savor but ended up devouring. Talk about engrossing.
Divergent meets Harry Potter in Fourth Wing—a heartstopping, epic fantasy romance set in a war college for students willing to die for the chance to be dragon riders. It’s entirely consuming, and even at over 600 pages in length, I did not want to put it down.
It seems like the last three Like Us books went off the rails, so I’m happy to say Krista and Becca Ritchie have the series back on track with Misfits Like Us. This is Luna and Donnelly’s story that Lunnelly shippers have been waiting for.
The fact that Right Guy, Wrong Word involves a man who wants to join a book club meant I had to read it. I mean, what’s sexier than a man who loves to read? Am I right, ladies, or amiright?
Accidental Attachment is my first Max Monroe book, and boy did it leave a smile on my face.
When you are a voracious reader, it sometimes feels like you have read it all. Hello Stranger gets kudos for being the most original, unique book I’ve read this year. I couldn’t put it down.
Historical romance meets Pretty Woman in Bookshop Cinderella. The fact that it centers around a strong-minded bookstore owner did my bookish heart good.
A Love Catastrophe is billed as an opposites attract, grumpy/sunshine romantic comedy, which ordinarily is right up my alley. However, the execution falls flat.