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.
Carolina Dreaming by Virginia Kantra review: ex-Marine + protective single mom
A sweet, healing Dare Island romance with an ex-Marine hero and a guarded bakery owner. My spoiler-free review of Carolina Dreaming by Virginia Kantra.
Elle Kennedy The Score interview: Her Favorite Scene to Write
A 2016 Elle Kennedy The Score interview where she talks about Dean, Allie, and the Off Campus series she had no idea would end up on Amazon Prime. Her favorite scene to write and why she loves new adult.
The Score by Elle Kennedy review: Dean and Allie totally work
What starts as a rebound gets messy fast in The Score by Elle Kennedy. Here’s why Dean and Allie kept me hooked. Read my original review.
Marry Me at Christmas by Susan Mallery – Cozy Small-Town + A-List Holiday Love Story
Looking for a heart-warming holiday romance? Read my review of Marry Me at Christmas by Susan Mallery to see if this celebrity-meets-small-town love story delivers.
Kushiel’s Chosen Review: No Middle-Book Slump
My review of Kushiel’s Chosen by Jacqueline Carey, book two of Kushiel’s Legacy. More intrigue, more loss, and not one wasted word. My honest take.
Why Rape Fantasy in Romance Sparks Debate (and We Still Read It)
Rape fantasy in romance books is controversial, complex, and often misunderstood. Here’s what these taboo stories are really exploring, and why readers keep coming back.
