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 they … Continue reading Book Review: Liar’s Gambit (The Elite) by Kelly Fox

Book Review: Deal With the Devil (Reckless Damned #3) by Lark Taylor

Read my reviews of previous books in the Reckless Damned series: Devil’s Mark (#1) | Devil May Care (#2) This series could have gotten a bit stale if the next brother in line had connected with another “normal” human. However, River is far from normal, nor is he even human. Mori’s tragic past is why these demons … Continue reading Book Review: Deal With the Devil (Reckless Damned #3) by Lark Taylor

Book Review: Heavy Hand (Irons and Works: Key Largo #11) by E.M. Lindsey

Read my reviews of previous books in the Irons and Works series: Free Hand (#1) | Blank Canvas (#2) | American Traditional (#3) | Bio-Mechanical (#4) | Stick and Poke (#5) | Scarification (#6) | Scratcher (#7) | Ornamental (#8) | Snakebites (#9) | Fine Line (#10) | To Touch the Light | Last-Minute Walk-In This book didn’t make me shed any actual tears, but it … Continue reading Book Review: Heavy Hand (Irons and Works: Key Largo #11) by E.M. Lindsey

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 science … Continue reading Book Review: In Darkness and Dank (Monsters & Mayhem) by K.L. Hiers

Book Review: Good Behavior (Wild Heart Ranch #2) by Kelly Fox

Read my review of the first book in the Wild Heart Ranch series, Sworn Enemy. I appreciate that Fox includes a note at the beginning of this book explicitly stating that the origins of the relationship in this book are Not Okay. Bram and Nacho may be consenting adults who forged an instant emotional connection, … Continue reading Book Review: Good Behavior (Wild Heart Ranch #2) by Kelly Fox

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 as … Continue 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 character … Continue 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 hits … Continue 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. Rather … Continue reading Book Review: Nightingale (Virtuous Sinners) by Laura Lascarso

Book Review: The Magic That Binds (Haelan #1) by A.J. Sherwood

Sherwood launches an imaginative and immersive urban fantasy world with this series opener featuring a delightful mix of primary and secondary characters. I was immediately intrigued by the mystery of how Dag’s “magic” isn’t allowed in this setting, especially when he is blatantly on the side of good, but I was also excited for him … Continue reading Book Review: The Magic That Binds (Haelan #1) by A.J. Sherwood

Book Review: Split Rock Ranch Series by Rory Maxwell

This post includes reviews of the following books in the Split Rock Ranch series: Something Undeniable (#1) | Something Unexpected (#2) Something Undeniable (Split Rock Ranch Book 1) I’ve been shying away from age-gap romance stories lately, but this new author has been on my radar, and I didn’t mind diving into this one when … Continue reading Book Review: Split Rock Ranch Series by Rory Maxwell

Book Review: What He Finds (Desires: New Beginnings #2) by E.M. Denning

Read my review of the first book in the Desires: New Beginnings series, What He Learns. The combination of experienced Dominant and new or less experienced submissive is such a common trope in kink romance that it takes a lot to make something new out of the storyline. However, whether you are a reader who … Continue reading Book Review: What He Finds (Desires: New Beginnings #2) by E.M. Denning

Book Review: Daybreak (Immortals Descending #3) by Iris Foxglove

Read my reviews of previous books in the Immortals Descending series: Storm Front (#1) | Shadowfall (#2) The latest book in this fantastic series gives off some pretty distinct horror vibes at the start, but only to evoke the proper mood for what haunts Cillian throughout the rest of the book. He is an unwitting victim in … Continue reading Book Review: Daybreak (Immortals Descending #3) by Iris Foxglove

Book Review: Love Thy Brother (Rebel Kings MC #4) by Garrett Leigh

Read my reviews of previous books in the Rebel Kings MC series: Devil’s Dance (#1) | Saint’s Song (#2) | Forgive Me Father (#3) We’ve had glimpses of River, little brother of the Rebel Kings MC president, through all the previous books in this series, and I thought I already knew his character. I couldn’t be more delighted … Continue reading Book Review: Love Thy Brother (Rebel Kings MC #4) by Garrett Leigh

Book Review: Prowl (The Game #12) by Cara Dee

Read my reviews of previous books in The Game series: Top Priority (#1) | Their Boy (#2) | Breathless (#3) | Doll Parts (#4) | Out of the Ashes (#5) | The Shepherd (#6) | Adrift in the Embers (#7) | Hostile Takeover (#8) | Senseless (#9) | The Secret Plan (#10) | Apex Predator (#11) Though many of the books in this series can be … Continue reading Book Review: Prowl (The Game #12) by Cara Dee

Book Review: Fine Line (Irons and Works: Key Largo #10) by E.M. Lindsey

Read my reviews of previous books in the Irons and Works series: Free Hand (#1) | Blank Canvas (#2) | American Traditional (#3) | Bio-Mechanical (#4) | Stick and Poke (#5) | Scarification (#6) | Scratcher (#7) | Ornamental (#8) | Snakebites (#9) | To Touch the Light | Last-Minute Walk-In Though this book fits in the larger scope of Lindsey’s Irons and Works series, … Continue reading Book Review: Fine Line (Irons and Works: Key Largo #10) by E.M. Lindsey