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• The seven habits of highly effective people — Long Corvallis to Portland drives gave me time to re-listen to Stephen R. Covey's The Seven Habits of Highly Effective P
• The Gucci Mane Guide to Greatness — Want a kick in the ass? After devouring Gucci Mane's autobiography I grabbed The Gucci Mane Guide to Greatness and wrote
• King of Regret by Bianca Borell — Brutal, beautiful and utterly addictive. In this King of Regret review I unpack Bianca Borell's Kings of the Underworld
• The Damaged Bride by Sara McClaflin — Seduction and revenge collide in my review of The Damaged Bride, Shadow Brides book 2 by Sara McClaflin. I celebrate Opa
• The Surrender by Jodi Ellen Malpas — Want a steamy, drama-filled sequel with more secrets than growth? I wanted deeper communication between Amelia and Jude,
• The Vision Board by Siobhan Murphy — Two one-way tickets, a photographic vision board and a sunny escape that changes everything. My Siobhan Murphy The Visio
• When Time Flies by Jennifer Moreno — Flight attendants don't usually battle time travel, right? On The Eclectic Review I review When Time Flies by Jennifer M
• The Wrong Man by A. S. Kelly — A small-town heartbreak hooked me from page one in my The Wrong Man book review, book five of A.S. Kelly's From Connemar
• The Real Ones by J Rose Black — Love second chance football romance? Here’s my spoiler free take on The Real Ones (Chasing Victory) by J Rose Black. I a
• Under a Southern Sky by Clare Flynn — Grief and sunlit beaches collide in Clare Flynn's Under a Southern Sky, a WWII Australia novel I loved. I trailed Hannah
• Thorn Kiss by Clio Evans — Hot triple threat small town romance ahead. In my Thorn Kiss review I unpack Clio Evans' Whynot series book 2, a kink-po
• The Beast by J. Kenner — Five years after a supposed death, a cold billionaire returns to claim his lost love. I devoured The Beast by J. Kenner,
• The General’s Wife by Suzanne Dana — A gripping salute to Marine families and the work of military spouses. I loved Suzanne Dana's The General's Wife for its
• Haunting Adeline by H.D. Carlton — Want a dark romantic mystery that haunts your dreams? My Haunting Adeline review of H.D. Carlton's Cat Mouse Duet #1 exa
• Treacherous God by J.M. Stoneback — What happens when a marriage is built to control, not love? In my Treacherous God review I unpack J.M. Stoneback's Haven
• A Million Times, Yes! by Marni Mann — Can a secret billionaire survive a nurse who hates the rich? In my A Million Times, Yes review I celebrate Marni Mann's
• Test Subjects by Don Fisher — A screaming pillow for $75? Sign me up. In my Test Subjects by Don Fisher review I riff on this romcom book about produc
• The Tendy by Xavier Neal — Surprisingly heartfelt and swoony, my The Tendy review dives into Xavier Neal's Dalvegan Dragons. In this sports romance
• Secrets Taken to the Grave by Isobel Blackthorn — A funeral in the Scottish Highlands drags Ingrid Barker back to Strathbairn. In my Secrets Taken to the Grave review I a
• Fixer by Kaje Harper — A twist I didn't expect landed hard in this 1970s werewolf novella. I review Fixer by Kaje Harper, a 53,000-word, self-p
• Hazard and Somerset: Off Duty by Gregory Ashe — Craving short gay mysteries with heart and humor? We reviewed Hazard and Somerset: Off Duty audiobook by Gregory Ashe, n
• Ready, Set, Glow by Rye Cox — Grumpy meets sunshine on a Christmas tree farm in my audiobook review of Ready, Set, Glow by Rye Cox. I loved Zachary Za
• All Wrapped Up by C.F. White — Christmas magic and a washed up actor forced into a mall grotto Santa makes for a surprising tearjerker. As a theatre gr
• Snowed in with You by Rye Cox — Trapped by a snowstorm in a single cabin, one fireplace and two stepbrothers collide. I loved Rye Cox's Snowed in With Y
• The Unlikely Pair by Jax Calder — What would you do if a plane crash left you stranded with your political rival? This Unlikely Pair review dives into Jax
• Lion’s Tail by Jordan L Hawk — Murder in a Chicago speakeasy sets the scene. In my Lion's Tail review I unpack Jordan L. Hawk's The Pride Book 2, Sam's
• Into the Dark by Jordan L. Hawk — Creepy asylum vibes grabbed me from page one. I reviewed Into the Dark, OutFoxing the Paranormal Book 3 by Jordan L. Haw
• Under Gorse and Stone by Lily Morton — A Cornwall Christmas sends Cary to a lonely beach and straight into a dragon's arms. In our Under Gorse and Stone review
• Always Murder by Gregory Ashe — Could a holiday mystery be less festive than the title suggests? I review Always Murder (The Last Picks Book 9) by Grego
• Tumbling Dreams by Kaje Harper — Olympic fever hit me, so I reviewed Tumbling Dreams by Kaje Harper on release day. My Olympic gymnastics novella review
• Wham Line by Gregory Ashe — Cozy murder at a soft opening hooked me fast. As one half of our duo review I cover Wham Line audiobook review, Gregory
• Second Winter by Sophia Soames — Snow, a charcuterie board and ten year-old regrets set the scene. In my Second Winter audiobook review I talk about Soph
• Stealing His Thunder — Looking for a feel good MM sports romance audiobook review? In this post I review Stealing His Thunder, Toronto Thunder
• Little Harbour by Sophia Soames — A Norwegian small town love story that made me laugh and cry. My Little Harbour audiobook review examines Sophia Soames'
• An Affair with a Notorious Heiress by Lorraine Heath — Confession: this retro review from 2017 still makes me swoon. I revisit Lorraine Heath's An Affair with a Notorious Heir
• The Half-Hearted Queen by Charlie N. Holmberg — Brutal but rewarding read, my review of The Half-Hearted Queen by Charlie N. Holmberg dives into capture, torture and PT
• The Book Tour by Emily Ohanjanians — Craving a book tour romance with Armenian representation and grumpy sunshine vibes? In my review of The Book Tour by Emi
• The Duke and the Lady in Red by Lorraine Heath — Tears caught me by surprise while reading Lorraine Heath's The Duke and the Lady in Red, so this retro review explains w
• Once More, My Darling Rogue by Lorraine Heath — Surprising confession: Drake and Phee won me over. In this retro review of Once More, My Darling Rogue by Lorraine Heath
• The Wolf and the Crown of Blood by Elizabeth May — Craving dark romantasy? My mini reviews cover Elizabeth May's The Wolf and the Crown of Blood, a slow burn enemies to lo
• A Ghastly Catastrophe by Deanna Raybourn — Looking for a cozy historical mystery with vampires and witty banter? My A Ghastly Catastrophe review covers Deanna Rayb
• When the Duke Was Wicked by Lorraine Heath — Surprising turn: my retro review of Lorraine Heath's When the Duke Was Wicked explains why the Scandalous Gentlemen of S
• Pretty Face by Lucy Parker — Grumpy director meets tabloid TV star, and sparks fly. In my Retro Review and Pretty Face review by Lucy Parker I revisi
• Graceless Heart by Isabel Ibañez — Renaissance Italy shines in my Graceless Heart review, an Isabel Ibañez historical fantasy with jewel magic, secret witc
• Devil in Tartan by Julia London — Snort-laughed at his luscious locks and still loved Julia London's Devil in Tartan. In this Retro review I dig into High
• Still Into You by Erin Connor — Perfect pick for rock and roll romance fans, my Still Into You review covers Erin Connor's messy, slow burn second chanc
• A Forest, Darkly by A.G. Slatter — Grouchy witch, forest horror and found family collide in A Forest, Darkly. My A Forest, Darkly review covers Mehrab teac
• Pretty Prey by A. Zavarelli — Obsessed is an understatement. In my Pretty Prey review I gush over A. Zavarelli's Empire of Kings #2, Romeo and Gabi's
• Darkest Destiny by Pepper Winters — Ever met a man who can suffocate a room? My spoiler free Darkest Destiny review digs into Pepper Winters dark romance, t
• Branded by Saffron A. Kent — Want Pen Pal meets Yellowstone vibes in a dark western romance? My Branded by Saffron A. Kent review is honest and spoil