Should you read Kings of Rittenhouse by Maya Hughes first?
Wondering if you need the prequel before Shameless King? My Kings of Rittenhouse by Maya Hughes review breaks down the angst, drama, and setup.
What I thought of Shameless King by Maya Hughes
Shameless King by Maya Hughes brings hockey romance, second chances, and the kind of bickering that is obviously flirting. Read my full review.
I Came for Macy but Love and Other Words Belongs to Elliot
Love and Other Words review: my honest take on Christina Lauren’s second chance tearjerker, now headed for a film adaptation. Who should read it first?
5 Halfway to the Grave favorite moments that still live rent-free in my brain
The most iconic, funny, and painfully swoony Halfway to the Grave favorite moments, from Cat’s chaos to Bones’s lethal flirting, plus favorite quotes to relive on reread.
ARC Review: The Map That Leads To You by J.P. Monninger
Looking for an honest take on The Map That Leads to You by J.P. Monninger? We’re talking travel romance, character choices, plot twists, and why this book didn’t quite deliver. Read our full spoiler-free review.
Kushiel’s Justice Review: Imriel Comes Into His Own
My review of Kushiel’s Justice by Jacqueline Carey, book 5 of Kushiel’s Legacy and the second Imriel book. He grows up, and I liked it more than the first.
Smut by Karina Halle Is a Fun College Romance
A cute, spicy, meta romance. Smut by Karina Halle is about college rivals who write erotica together and feelings get wildly inconvenient. Read my review.
The Goal by Elle Kennedy | soft boy, high heat
The Goal by Elle Kennedy takes one very unexpected turn, and suddenly Tucker is the book boyfriend to beat.
Kushiel’s Scion Review: A New Trilogy Begins
My review of Kushiel’s Scion by Jacqueline Carey, the start of the Imriel trilogy and book 4 of Kushiel’s Legacy. A new narrator, the same lush world.
Kushiel’s Avatar Review: Worth Every Hard Page
My review of Kushiel’s Avatar by Jacqueline Carey, the finale of Phèdre’s trilogy. The hardest book to read, and the most rewarding. A perfect ending.
