Review: In the Unlikely Event by L.J. Shen
I read In the Unlikely Event in one sitting so the story definitely sucked me in, but my reactions were a bit all over the place.
Genre: Romance
Review: The Friend Zone by Abby Jimenez
I enjoyed Abby Jimenez’s The Friend Zone immensely. Way to knock a debut novel out of the park.
Review: Headstrong Like Us by Krista & Becca Ritchie
I have been holding my breath waiting for Maximoff and Farrow’s wedding in Headstrong Like Us. I can finally let out a happy sigh. This conclusion is a huge dollop of icing on top of a sweet and epic love story.
Review: Repeat by Kylie Scott
I expected suspense, intrigue, and passion from Repeat. What I got was decidedly less.
Review: Man Cuffed by Sarina Bowen & Tanya Eby
Sarina Bowen and Tanya Eby are back with the latest standalone in their entertaining Man Hands series. Right off the bat I knew Man Cuffed would be a quirky romantic comedy.
Mini Review: A Lie for a Lie by Helena Hunting
A Lie for a Lie is a great example of why I read romance. The story is one huge feel-good escape, peppered with loads of swooning and happy sighs.
Review: Beard Necessities by Penny Reid
I’ve been with the Winston brothers through thick and thin, and Beard Necessities signals the end of the road. I’m totally not crying. You’re crying!
Review: Sinful Like Us by Krista & Becca Ritchie
I can’t seem to get enough of the younger Hale, Cobalt, and Meadows clan and their bodyguards. Sinful Like Us continues the story of Jane Cobalt’s affair with her bodyguard, Thatcher Moretti. I must say I enjoyed this more than Tangled Like Us.
Mini Audiobook Review: The Year We Hid Away by Sarina Bowen
It’s weird to go back and read some of Sarina Bowen’s older work because I think she’s a much better storyteller now. Overall, The Year We Hid Away is a pretty decent story with likable characters.
Review: Twice in a Blue Moon by Christina Lauren
I’m not sure what to make of Twice in a Blue Moon. I certainly didn’t hate it; in fact, there are parts I quite enjoyed, but I wouldn’t call it Christina Lauren’s strongest work.
Review: The Play by Elle Kennedy
Elle Kennedy has a knack for writing college sports romances that are witty and warm. The Play is the third book in the Briar U series, and once again I find myself delighted. This is a standalone so it is not necessary to have read the previous books. However, those familiar with the series may remember Hunter as the hockey player who had a painful crush on Summer. Now it’s time for him to find his dream gal.
Review: Down Too Deep by J. Daniels
Down Too Deep showcases J. Daniels’s sentimental side. I can’t seem to get enough of single parent romances lately, and this one is a real treat. Get ready for cuteness overload.