Someone Wanton His Way Comes is the first book in Christi Caldwell’s new Wantons of Waverton series, and it makes a great first impression. This was such a delightful read and perfect for readers who need lighthearted social commentary of a Tessa Dare with whimsy of Lenora Bell energy in their life.
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Review: The Witch’s Heart by Genevieve Gornichec
The Witch's Heart was an absolutely beautiful, epic, fantasy love story. Angrboda’s heroic journey took my breath away and had me weeping by the end. I absolutely loved it.
Review: Love is a Rogue by Lenora Bell
Love is a Rogue by Lenora Bell is pure delight. If you're in the mood for a light, fluffy historical romance with a dash of Beauty and the Beast inspiration then you need this in your life immediately.
ARC Review: In Love & Pajamas: A Collection of Comics about Being Yourself Together by Catana Chetwynd
This book is a comforting hug and a soft sigh of happiness. In Love & Pajamas is a wonderfully curated book of vignettes which captures the joy of being in love with your best friend.
ARC Review: The Pearl by Tiffany Reisz
The Pearl by Tiffany Reisz is delivers deliciously debauched erotic scenes, but falls a bit flat as an overall story. As the third novel in Reisz's Godwicks series, it is certainly overshadowed by the previous two books. Which, as a fan of the author, is disappointing indeed.
ARC Review: Highland Defender by Kathryn Le Veque
Highland Defender by Kathryn Le Veque a straightforward and satisfying adventure romance. A pair of earnest and likable young lovers face off against cartoonishly evil antagonists. Le Veque delivers a comfortable Highland romance perfect for an easy afternoon read.
ARC Review: Confessions of a Curious Bookseller by Elizabeth Green
Confessions of a Curious Bookseller by Elizabeth Green grabbed me from page one and didn’t let me go until I read the last page. It’s been a while since a book had me laughing, hard, and out loud. It was a perfect weekend pickup and an unexpectedly delightful read.
Review: The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron
A book review of The Artist's Way 25th Anniversary Edition. Julia Cameron's basic tools, morning pages and artist dates, set the foundation of the self-guided course which is designed to unlock our creativity as a self-care practice. A highly recommended and well loved resource.
Review: Mating the Huntress by Talia Hibbert
This shifter paranormal packs all of Talia Hibbert's iconic heat and humor. It's a perfect quick bite Halloween treat.
Review: Priest by Sierra Simone
Priest by Sierra Simone is an erotic romance that broke my reading slump and threw me head-first into a whole new sub-genre. In this review I'm exploring what makes Priest an inspirational romance.
