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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Helena Hunting’s Where It Begins ARC Review
Thank you to Helena Hunting and her team for the advance reader copy of Where It Begins, a Pucked prequel story. Pucked is still one of my favourite hockey romance series I have ever read! When I first heard about this prequel I was ecstatic to be back in this universe, and to get a glimpse into a love story I never thought I would get to read. I am a Helena Hunting review team member, but I remain honest and genuine in my reviews. From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Helena Hunting comes a new story in her Pucked series. The untold story of Skye and Sidney, and the origin story…
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Elsie Silver’s Heartless Review
Thank you to Elsie Silver, Bloom Books, and Raincoast for the advance reader copy of Heartless, the second book in the Chestnut Springs series. The first time I read through the first few Chestnut Springs books I got super attached to Willa and Cade. The second time through I loved them even more! He’s the grumpy cowboy single dad and she’s the sunshine nanny, who won’t be able to help but fall for him and his little boy. Working as a nanny for the world’s grumpiest single dad should be simple…except she can’t keep her eyes off him. And he can’t keep his hands off her. Cade Eaton is thirteen years…
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Lauren Blakely’s The Tease ARC Review
Thank you to Lauren Blakely and the team for the advance reader copy of The Tease, the third story in The Virgin Society series. This one just wasn’t for me. I have been enjoying the series so far but just found I was not attached to the characters and that it was a bit of a trope overload. I am a Lauren Blakely review team member, but I remain honest and genuine in my reviews. I swear I’m a good girl. I didn’t go to the exclusive, after-hours masquerade to kiss my dad’s best friend. I didn’t even know who the masked man was when he touched me like I was…
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Corinne Michaels’ Forbidden Hearts ARC Review
Thank you to Corinne Michaels and the team at Valentine PR for the advance reader copy of Forbidden Hearts, the first book in the Whitlock Family series. I am so very excited to see Corinne taking on these tropes, who doesn’t love a single dad falling for his new nanny? This is also a return to one of Corinne’s most special settings, Sugarloaf and there may be a little Arrowood cameo or two. First rule of being a nanny? Don’t fall for the single dad, even if he is smoking hot. But that’s exactly what happens when grumpy small-town sheriff Asher Whitlock reluctantly hires me to take care of his daughter…
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Melanie Harlow’s Runaway Love ARC Review
Thank you to Melanie Harlow and her team for the advance reader copy of Runaway Love, the first book in the Cherry Tree Harbor series. I adored the beginning of this new series featuring a charming small town and a loving family. Runaway Love features a few tropes Melanie has executed so well in the past, including single dad and falling for the nanny. The tropes that make up Irresistible which is one of Mel’s best books. I am a Melanie Harlow review team member, but I remain honest and genuine in my reviews. Yes, I’m a single dad who needs a nanny for the summer. But hire the stranded runaway…
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Devney Perry’s Coach ARC Review
Thank you to Devney Perry and her team for the advance reader copy of Coach, a single dad, sports romance standalone. I have been excited about this Devney Perry passion project since she started talking about it a few years ago. She has never tackled a sports romance (see what I did there, haha) and I was looking forward to her putting her Devney spin on it. This was a great take on a coach romance, in a college setting rather than a professional team. So you get the best of both worlds a forbidden workplace romance and small college-town vibes. I am a Devney Perry review team member, but I…
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Sarina Bowen’s The New Guy ARC Review
Thank you to Sarina Bowen and her team for the advance reader copy of The New Guy, set within the Brooklyn Bruisers world and the first book in the Hockey Guys series! This book is a culmination of so much I love about Sarina Bowen’s work. First off, it’s part of the Brooklyn Bruisers world one of my fave hockey romance series ever. Plus Sarina is so good at writing M/M love stories. Yet, she has not written a gay hockey romance since Him and Us, which she co-wrote with Elle Kennedy. Everyone will eat up The New Guy. If you especially loved Him and Us then The New Guy will…
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Melanie Harlow’s Ignite ARC Review
Thank you to Melanie Harlow and her team for the advance reader copy of Ignite, the first story in the Cloverleigh Farms spinoff series. I was a huge fan of the Cloverleigh Farms series. If you have never picked it up you should definitely start with Irresistible. Which is the story of how Winnie’s parents, Frannie and Mack fell in love. It is still one of Melanie Harlow’s best books and I was so excited to see that Melanie was returning to Cloverleigh. I am a member of Melanie Harlow’s review team, but I stand by my reviews remaining honest and true. “My new neighbor is a firefighter–and a scorching hot…
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Willa Nash’s The Holiday Brothers Series ARC Review
Thank you to Willa Nash and her team for the advance reader copy of the three Holiday Brothers short stories. The Naughty, The Nice and The Nanny, Three Bells, Two Bows and One Brother’s Best Friend and A Partridge and a Pregnancy release on November 4th! These are some of the best Holiday stories I have read in a very long time. All romance fans will love these couples and their love stories. I am a Willa Nash review team member, but I stand by my reviews remaining honest and true. “One week with one little girl—an angel, according to my staffing agency. Acting as the short-term nanny for a…
