Read my reviews of the previous books in the Bobiverse series: We Are Legion (We Are Bob) (#1) | For We Are Many (#2) | All These Worlds (#3) The previous three books in this series work as a complete trilogy, but life doesn’t stop when the curtain closes. The versions of Bob that we’re most familiar withContinue reading “Book Review: Heaven’s River (Bobiverse #4) by Dennis E. Taylor”
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Book Review: Conduit Crisis (Ghostly Guardians #3) by Louisa Masters
Read my reviews of the previous books in the Ghostly Guardians series: Spirited Situation (#1) | Vortex Conundrum (#2) Though each book in this series features a brand-new romantic connection, the overarching plot means that this is not a series of stand-alone novels set in the same world. For this installment, the external plot we’ve been followingContinue reading “Book Review: Conduit Crisis (Ghostly Guardians #3) by Louisa Masters”
Book Review: Pretty Wreck (Pretty Broken #3) by J.R. Gray
Read my reviews of previous books in the Pretty Broken series: Pretty Obsessed (#1) | Pretty Toxic (#2) This book features the, to this point, least-known member of the band to readers. Gray sets us up to immediately care about Alister as much as the others, however, since this book opens with him close to rock bottom.Continue reading “Book Review: Pretty Wreck (Pretty Broken #3) by J.R. Gray”
Book Review: Liar’s Gambit (The Elite) by Kelly Fox
Fox writes her morally gray characters so well that I wasn’t surprised to learn she’d been invited to take part in this multi-author series. This novella was easy to read in a single sitting, featuring plenty of the author’s patented “murder swoon.” On the surface, Wilhelm and Nigel are stereotypical hitman types, even if theyContinue reading “Book Review: Liar’s Gambit (The Elite) by Kelly Fox”
Book Review: This Will Hurt I by Cara Dee
One of the review notes I left to myself while reading this book is “Yep, this will hurt.” From page 1, I was hooked on Jake, especially with how Dee brings him to life so well as a former servicemember. In fact, Dee’s usual excellent character work means that I didn’t even mind Jake asContinue reading “Book Review: This Will Hurt I by Cara Dee”
Book Review: In Darkness and Dank (Monsters & Mayhem) by K.L. Hiers
Read my review of the previous book in the Monsters & Mayhem series, Lightning Born by Sam Burns. Though this book is advertised as a dark romance, horror-retelling, et cetera, it really isn’t. The book opens with classic jungle adventure vibes combined with a healthy dose of modern chemistry, and anyone who doesn’t enjoy scienceContinue reading “Book Review: In Darkness and Dank (Monsters & Mayhem) by K.L. Hiers”
Book Review: Unmanageable (In Vino Veritas) by Leslie McAdam
Read my reviews of previous books in the In Vino Veritas series: Wildfire by Garrett Leigh | Counterpoint by J.E. Birk Read my reviews of the previous series set in the same world, Vino & Veritas. I was hesitant going into this book because even though I enjoy relationships with a power exchange dynamic, I’m not asContinue reading “Book Review: Unmanageable (In Vino Veritas) by Leslie McAdam”
Book Review: Necessary Time (All in Good Time #2) by Kate Hawthorne
Read my review of the previous book in the All in Good Time series, Necessary Space. Being a long-time fan of an author means that it’s easy to have faith in a book despite it including a trope that doesn’t typically appeal to me. In this case, it’s the age-gap element that includes a characterContinue reading “Book Review: Necessary Time (All in Good Time #2) by Kate Hawthorne”
Book Review: Scoreless Game (On the Board #2) by Anna Zabo & L.A. Witt
Read my review of the first book in the On the Board series, Rookie Mistake. I generally try to stay away from overt cliches in my book reviews, but sometimes I can’t resist a few when I’m taking notes to myself as I read. This book is far from cliché, but the emotional impact hitsContinue reading “Book Review: Scoreless Game (On the Board #2) by Anna Zabo & L.A. Witt”
Book Review: Nightingale (Virtuous Sinners) by Laura Lascarso
Read my reviews of other books in the Virtuous Sinners series: Day of Judgment by Briar Kearney & Aurora Crane | Speak and Obey by Ki Brightly & M.D. Gregory Kahlil and Julien share a lot of complicated backstory because of how they grew up together and into the complicated adults they have become. RatherContinue reading “Book Review: Nightingale (Virtuous Sinners) by Laura Lascarso”