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BOOK REVIEW: Running Wild (The Simple Wild #3) by K.A. Tucker
Review: Running Wild was a beautiful story of hope, friendship, love, and easily became a top favorite! But, I definitely went into this story with skepticism. I wasn’t a fan of Marie in the previous books. I loved Jonah and Calla, and Marie didn’t work for me.
BOOK REVIEWS: Beneath His Stars & In Her Space (The Stars Duet #1 & #2) by Amie Knight
Review: Beneath His Stars was a young adult, star-crossed romance that so sweet. I loved watching the tentative friendship blossom between Adam and Liv. But they were from different areas of life. No one from her world would accept him, even if those in his would.
BOOK REVIEWS: The First Score & The Final Play (The Summerville Sports Series #2 & #3) by Amie Knight
Review: The First Score was an older sister’s best friend's sports romance. With the virgin trope and slow burn wrapped together, I loved how this story played out! Oliver and Hazel were emotional, steamy, and made my heart so happy. Especially since the angst was done fabulously.
BOOK REVIEW: The Red Zone (Summerville Sports #1) by Amie Knight
Review: The Red Zone was an adult sports romance that tugged at my heart and made me laugh. I listened to this story and it was so much fun and completely swept me away! I was so hooked, I binged the rest of this series in a matter of days. Good ole Ms.
BOOK REVIEWS: Deadly Obsession, Lethal Redemption, Fatal Deception (Steele Ops #1, #2, #3) by April Hunt
Review: Deadly Obsession was an older brother’s best friend romantic suspense that I devoured. I absolutely fell in love with this group of characters and the story-line was so easy to listen to. Knox was a brooding, grumpy, protective man that was so easy to fall for.
BOOK REVIEWS: The Stars are Dying (Nytefall #1) by Chloe C. Peñaranda & Saddle Up Cowboy (Coldbank Cowboys #1) by Sade Rena
Review: The Stars are Dying was a star-crossed romantsay that was fascinating, but at the same time it gave me vibes of some of my favorite books. And when I end up comparing new books to others I love, that never ends well for me.
BOOK REVIEW: 12 Days of Mistletoe by Jen Atkinson
Review: 12 Days of Mistletoe was an enemies to lovers, fake dating, closed door Christmas romance that was so much fun! With deeper emotional moments to tug at your heart, and a cast of characters that will have you laughing out loud, this adorable story was so memorable! She’s just a lying dog...
BOOK REVIEW: That Christmas Kind of Feeling by Hannah Bird
Review: That Christmas Kind of Feeling was a forced proximity, steamy and sweet Christmas novella! Amelia Lawrence was to pet sit her coworker's dog during the holidays, so she wouldn’t have to go home. Yet Levi Abner found himself stuck at home with Amelia, when a blizzard struck.
BOOK REVIEWS: Holding Fire & Hard Justice (Alpha Security #2 & #3) by April Hunt
Review: Holding Fire was another action-packed ride that was filled with romance, a beautiful found family, and a wonderful happily ever after. From their first meeting, Trey and Ellen had an instant connection that led to a steamy night together.
BOOK REVIEW: Not in Love by Ali Hazelwood & Funny Feelings by Tarah DeWitt
Review: Ali Hazelwood has written some of my favorite romances, and this was not one of them. Rue was challenging for me to like or even click with, it took till 82% into the book. And while that last 18% was amazing, it was a little too late for me.
BOOK REVIEW: Servant of Earth(The Shards of Magic #1) by Sarah Hawley
Review: Servant of Earth was a fantasy that completely swept me away. The world was fascinating, the characters were multifaceted and kept us on our toes, and the storyline played out beautifully! This is a book I’ll definitely be re-reading down the road, because I couldn’t put this one dow...
BOOK REVIEW: Rival (Fall Away #3) by Penelope Douglas
Review: Rival was a steamy, new adult, bully romance that I devoured. Madoc and Fallon’s parents were married, yet they didn’t live under the same roof anymore. Something happened in the past, and Madoc and Fallon were supposed to stay away from each other.
BOOK REVIEW: Heated Pursuit (Alpha Security #1) by April Hunt
Review: From that first chapter, I was hooked! Heated Pursuit kept me on the edge of the seat and I desperately needed to know what happened next. The characters came alive and the storyline was so much fun! I’m not a huge romantic suspense person, but April Hunt has me sold! Penny went to H...
GIVEAWAY: Wedding Bells in Silverwood by Dorothy Dreyer
I read the first book, Christmas in Silverwood, a couple years ago and that story has stuck with me ♥. It was beyond adorable and had all the Christmas feels. I can't wait to read this next one! You can read my review of Christmas in Silverwood here, and enter a fabulous giveaway below.
BOOK REVIEW: Wild at Heart & Forever Wild (The Simple Wild #2 & #2.5) by K.A. Tucker
Review: Wild at Heart was a beautiful continuation of Jonah and Calla’s story. Set in Alaska, this book enraptured me. I loved the small town feel and watching those we love struggle and grow. This series is easily one of my top favorites.
BOOK REVIEW: Claus and Effect by Piper Rayne
Review: Claus and Effect was a grumpy sunshine, forced proximity, Christmas story that easily became one of my top favorites! With a road trip, characters that had a strong dislike going on, and found family, I absolutely loved this story! I listened to the audio, which was duet narration and my...
BOOK REVIEW: Off to the Races (Gold Rush Ranch #1) by Elsie Silver
Review: Off to the Races was a grumpy sunshine, workplace romance that I quickly devoured! This steamy and heartwarming adult romance was impossible to put down! With a storyline that was fun and easy to read, characters that were seamless to click with, this book became an instant favorite.
BOOK REVIEW: The Co-op by Tarah DeWitt
Review: The Co-Op was a second chance adult romance, mixed with marriage of convenience and forced proximity. The characters stood out and were easy to love, the story took us through an emotional path in a slow and steady way, and the ending was fabulous! If you’re looking for an adult romanc...
BOOK REVIEW: Merry Kissmas by Piper Rayne
Review: Merry Kissmas was a second chance, holiday romance was filled with all the Christmas cheer! With forced proximity, a beautiful found family, and a fun competition set at a gorgeous resort, I fell madly in love with this book! I laughed, cried, and closed the book feeling so happy! How many t...
BOOK REVIEWS: The Royals Next Door & Lovewrecked by Karina Halle
Review: The Royals Next Door was a hilarious and steamy adult romance that was so much fun to listen to! If you’re looking for a story that will make you laugh, smile, and fall in love, definitely add this one to your tbr! I love how Karina writes such a vast array of characters and stories. Each time I pick up one of her books, I know that I’ll fall for her stories and characters every single time. From the beginning, I adored Piper. She was funny and so relatable. Piper was a teacher whose day was going sideways, and she just wanted to go home.
BOOK REVIEW: If There’s No Tomorrow by Jennifer L Armentrout
Review: Some books hit you hard and take you back to a certain time and place. This was that kind of book for me. It was emotionally powerful. And I cried all the tears, while also reliving memories from the past. I don’t want to say what of, because that’s a huge spoiler.
BOOK REVIEWS: The Dead List & Till Death by Jennifer L Armentrout
Review: If you adore the movie Scream, but always wanted something a little deeper, then definitely add this one to your tbr! From that first chapter I was pulled in, and this story held me in the palm of its hand. I screamed, I gasped, and the audio completely captivated me.
BOOK REVIEW: The Worst Duke in London (Taming of the Dukes #3) by Amalie Howard
Review: The Worst Duke in London was a take on 10 Things I Hate About You and I was here for it! I absolutely adored the characters, and the storyline was a lot of fun! With a wonderful HEA, I’m so happy I read this book! Viola’s pretty face screwed up, her mouth twisting into a rancid mou...
BOOK REVIEW: The Simple Wild (The Simple Wild Series) by K.A. Tucker
Review: The Simple Wild was a beautiful story that slowly unwound. With small town charm, enemies to lovers, opposites attract, slow burn, and forgiveness laced throughout, this story easily seeped into my heart. It made me laugh, sob, and fall in love.
BOOK REVIEW: The Demon King (Seven Realms #1) by Cinda Williams Chima
Review: The Demon King was a YA fantasy that slowly unfurled into a fascinating story! With multiple kingdoms, clans, and street gangs, there was so much going on in this story. Throw in some forbidden magic, and so many questions, whelp I was hooked.
BOOK REVIEW: The Exiled Queen, The Gray Wolf Throne & The Crimson Crown (Seven Realms 2, 3 & 4) by Cinda Williams Chima
Review: I didn’t even realize The Exiled Queen had the academy trope and I absolutely ate it up! With treachery, secrets, lies, and friendships I loved the second installment of this series.
BOOK REVIEW: The Broken Heart Playlist by Lara Martin
Review: The Broken Heart Playlist was an emotional, slow burn, grumpy sunshine, single parent romance. With a storyline that kept me hooked, characters that were multi-faceted, and a fabulous happily ever after, I enjoyed this book so much! With joy, heartache, secrets, friendship, and love lace...
BOOK REVIEW: The Witch’s Consorts Series by Eva Chase
Review: I definitely recommend The Witch’s Consorts Series if you're looking for a witchy paranormal romance that has magic running through the pages! This was my first reverse harem series, and I was hooked! From that first book to the last I came to care for these characters so deeply.
BOOK REVIEW: The Love Lie (The Love Match #2) by Kay Marie
Review: The Love Lie was effortless to love! With a fake engagement, forced proximity, and opposites attract, it was so easy to obsess over this book! If you love adult romance that makes you laugh, keeps you smiling while also tugging on your heartstrings, then make sure you have this one on y...
BOOK REVIEW: A Song to Drown Rivers by Ann Liang
Review: A Song to Drown Rivers was not for me. All of the elements were there…a heroine we could root for, a kingdom we wanted to see thrive, a hero we would fall for, political intrigue, and a retelling that would hold us in the palm of its hand. Yet none of it worked for me.