Thank you to Helena Hunting and her team for the advance reader copy of Mac Meyers Needs Me, the second interconnected standalone in the Tilton University series. I have been chomping at the bit to return to Tilton University ever since we were first introduced to the Toronto-based school in Chase Lovett Wants Me. That book was adorable, quirky, and full of heart, so no surprise, so was Mac Meyers Needs Me. I am a Helena Hunting review team member, but I remain honest and genuine in my reviews. From NYT Bestselling author Helena Hunting comes a fake-dating, friends-to-lovers, college hockey romance. Mac Meyers.My secret crush.Most unattainable guy on campus.Relentless flirt…
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Helena Hunting’s If You Keep Me ARC Review
Thank you to Helena Hunting and her team for the advance reader copy of If You Keep Me, the sixth and final interconnected standalone in the Toronto Terror series. It is so bittersweet to say goodbye to the Toronto Terror. I have adored each instalment of this series, and I never wanted it to end. Anyone who has been a fan of this series knows just how long we have all been anticipating Tally and Flip’s romance, and Helena knocked it out of the park! What a wonderful ode to all I have loved in this series, a found family so amazing, each book read like coming home. I am a…
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Emma Scott’s Falling Like Stars ARC Review
Thank you to Emma Scott and her team for the advance reader copy of Falling Like Stars, a new standalone. I always adore the emotional onslaught guaranteed with the latest work from Emma Scott. I’ve missed her writing dearly as she writes these gems that make me laugh and cry. I am an Emma Scott review team member, but I remain honest and genuine in my reviews. She kept her heart locked away…until she gave it to the world’s biggest movie star. In the dazzling world of Hollywood where fame and glamour reign supreme, award-winning megastar Zachary Butler longs for something more than red carpet events and paparazzi flashes. As he…
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Helena Hunting’s If You Want Me ARC Review
Thank you to Helena Hunting and her team for the advance reader copy of If You Want Me, the second interconnected standalone in the Toronto Terror series. I adored If You Hate Me, devoured it in just a few days and adored how it captured Helena Hunting’s signature blend of spice and laugh-out-loud hilarity. I counted down the days until this ARC landed on my Kindle. The blend of tropes is just to die for! Hockey romance, with an age gap and he’s her dad’s best friend and teammate. I am a Helena Hunting review team member, but I remain honest and genuine in my reviews. A standalone age-gap, dad’s best…
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Melanie Harlow’s Small Town Swoon ARC Review
Thank you to Melanie Harlow and her team for the advance reader copy of Small Town Swoon, the fourth story in the Cherry Tree Harbor series. I adore Dash and Ari so much, Melanie Harlow has put together a phenomenal novel. Who doesn’t love when a character gets a second chance to fall even harder for her best friend’s older brother, bonus he’s a Hollywood heartthrob! I am a Melanie Harlow review team member, but I remain honest and genuine in my reviews. Only in the movies does the Hollywood heartthrob fall for the small town diner waitress. So when Dashiel Buckley returns to Cherry Tree Harbor for a wedding, I’m…
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Jay Crownover’s Wayward Son ARC Review
Thank you to Jay Crownover and her team for the advance reader copy of Wayward Son, the fourth and final story in The Forever Marked series. It is bittersweet to be saying a final goodbye (again) to the Marked Men/Saints of Denver/Forever Marked world. I read Rule nearly eight years ago now and it was a book I read very early on in my romance discovery era so I am forever grateful for it being one of the books that made me the reader I am today. So I have adored these second-generation stories, rich with nuance for both old and new characters alike. I am a Jay Crownover review team…
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Katee Robert’s Midnight Ruin ARC Review
Thank you to Katee Robert, Sourcebooks Casablanca, and Raincoast for the advance reader copy of Midnight Ruin, the sixth book in the Dark Olympus series. I am nothing if not consistent, and I consistently love Katee Robert’s throuple novels so damn much. Midnight Ruin is phenomenal, I’ve read it twice through before writing this review. If you have not started this series yet I beg you to start with Neon Gods and let yourself be taken away on this rollercoaster of fast-paced political intrigue and toe-curlingly good romance. I am a Katee Robert review team member, but I remain honest and genuine in my reviews. Eurydice Dimitriou has always been the…
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Chloe Walsh’s Keeping 13 Review
Thank you to Chloe Walsh, Bloom, and Raincoast for the new Bloom edition of Keeping 13, the second book in the Boys of Tommen series. Did I dive into Keeping 13 basically one minute after finishing Binding 13, yup I definitely did! What a cliffhanger, maybe one of the most brutal I have read this year. This book wrecked me even harder than Binding 13, it had me bawling my eyes out. Falling in love was the easy part. What comes next is the test. Johnny Kavanagh’s first, last, and only true love has always been rugby…until now. Following a devastating injury that has left him stripped of his beloved…
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Devney Perry’s Sable Peak ARC Review
Thank you to Devney Perry and her team for the advance reader copy of Sable Peak, the final book in The Edens series. It is bittersweet to see The Edens come to an end. I have been such a fan of Devney’s for a long time, and this series just raised the bar. Indigo Ridge remains not just one of my favourite Devney Perry books but one of my favourite romance novels I have ever read. This was a perfect send-off to the world and the family that we love along with a beautiful story for characters I have been excited to see depicted for a while. I am a…
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Chloe Walsh’s Binding 13 Review
Thank you to Chloe Walsh, Bloom, Raincoast, and NetGalley for the copy of the Bloom re-release of Binding 13, the first book in the Boys of Tommen series. I have been meaning to read this book for what feels like forever. I know fans more than just love this book but live and breathe it. I have always been intimidated by the length, I still am not fully sold that this book needed to be this long. What I am sold on is that I love Shannon and Johnny, and want the world for them both. He wants to save her. She wants to hide. She’s damaged. He’s determined. Fate brought…
