Thank you to Corinne Michaels and her team for the advance reader copy of Here and Now, the second interconnected standalone in the Ember Falls series. Nature is healing when I read a military hero and single mom written by Corinne Michaels. Here and Now is a small-town romance, featuring a suspense storyline, and a single mom heroine on the run. Her love interest falls first and falls hard, a golden retriever boyfriend with a heart of gold and I loved every second of it. I’ve crafted my new life in Ember Falls with two simple rules: maintain superficial relationships and always be ready to run. But when my son’s incredibly…
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Nikki Sloane’s The Broker ARC Review
Thank you to Nikki and her team at Valentine PR for the advance reader copy of The Broker, the sixth interconnected standalone in the Nashville Neighborhood series. My guilty pleasure series is back! I’ve loved returning to the smuttiest neighbourhood in Nashville, this time with a story filled with an age gap, voyeurism, and a forbidden workplace romance. These are some of the most scorchingly hot books I have ever read and I never want Nikki Sloane to stop writing them. I used to be daddy’s little princess, but I failed out of college and ran away with an older man. Now my father has me cleaning houses to make up…
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Corinne Michaels’ All Too Well ARC Review
Thank you to Corinne and the team at Valentine PR for the advance reader copy of All Too Well, the first interconnected standalone in the Ember Falls series. There is nothing like starting a new small-town romance series from Corinne Michaels, with a hot firefighter and even hotter chemistry. Lighter on the emotional baggage than season Corinne readers will be used to and a great place for those who have yet to fall for one of her books. For as long as I can remember, Lachlan West has been my brother’s best friend and the love of my life. Trouble is, he kissed me four years ago and then never spoke…
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Giana Darling’s Asking for Trouble ARC Review
Thank you to Giana Darling and her team for the advance reader copy of Asking for Trouble, a standalone shorter novel in The Fallen Men series. Damn, Ms. Darling never misses! This book was impeccable and I am reminded time and time again why I love Entrance and that when we return to it, just how much I never ever want to leave it. An MC romance about a girl hiding from her past and the biker who becomes her unlikely saviour… When four thugs show up at Evergreen Gas Station with cocked shotguns and masked faces, it could have ended in the worst night of my life. Instead, a gorgeous…
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Giana Darling’s Serpentine Valentine ARC Review
Thank you to Giana Darling and the team at Valentine PR for the advance reader copy of Serpentine Valentine. I have been excited about this book ever since Giana first teased it! All I have to tell you is that this is a dark academia, sapphic, Medusa retelling, that should be enough to get you to look at this twice. I loved this book, and even if you think it is not for you, trust me give it a try and get ready to be whisked away to Archeron University with Lex and Luna. From Wall Street Journal bestselling author Giana Darling comes a sapphic dark academia Medusa retelling about a…
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Giana Darling’s Caution to the Wind ARC Review
Thank you to Giana Darling and the team at Valentine PR for the advance reader copy of Caution to the Wind, the seventh book in The Fallen Men series. After waiting for this book for quite a while, I am so happy to say that Giana is back and better than ever. This book is top-tier and has so many elements of Giana at her best. My review is glowing because honestly, this book was just phenomenal and I never want to go almost three years without a Fallen Men book again! From Wall Street Journal bestselling author Giana Darling comes an age gap, forbidden love story about a rebel soul…
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Nikki Sloane’s The Good Girl ARC Review
Thank you to Nikki Sloane and the team at Valentine PR for the advance reader copy of The Good Girl, the fifth interconnected standalone in the Nashville Neighborhood series. I didn’t know we were getting more books in this series! I jumped to review this when I saw the sign-up. Nashville Neighborhood is such a guilty pleasure series for me. I adore this smutty culdesack so damn much. What are you supposed to do when your best friend’s little sister—a classic good girl—asks you to help her go bad? You should say no. You shouldn’t pretend to date her so she can piss off her parents. You definitely shouldn’t agree to…
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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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Corinne Michaels’ Keep This Promise ARC Review
Thank you to Corinne Michaels and the team at Valentine PR for the advance reader copy of Keep This Promise, the third story in the Rose Canyon series. I adore the Rose Canyon series so much. Help Me Remember was one of my top books of 2022. This story was teased a bit in Melanie Harlow’s Tempt and so I have been very excited to get my hands on it. I am about to lose everything. My home. My name. My future. My husband was involved in something that could cost us our lives, and on his deathbed, he demands my daughter and I flee Britain. I had no idea…
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Nikki Sloane’s The Frat Boy ARC Review
Thank you to Nikki Sloane and Valentine PR for the advance reader copy of The Frat Boy, the fourth story in the Nashville Neighbourhood series. I binge-read the first three books in this series last December, so I jumped at the chance to review the conclusion of this fun and sexy series. Colin Novak is the big man on campus. Huge—if the rumors are to be believed. Nearly every girl at Davidson University has had a ride on him . . . everyone, except me. Which is fine. This frat boy may be irritatingly hot, all carved muscle with a deceptively wholesome smile, but that’s irrelevant. He’s a Sig. When I…
