Set in the 60’s, this romance novel is not your typical new release. Cathrina Constantine has managed with Incense and Peppermints, to capture the turbulent times of that decade, while keeping an upbeat romantic vibe. No matter if you are a child of the 60’s, or love romance novels thatRead More →
I love contemporary sports-themed romances with HEA, and The Perfect Catch by Alix Nichols falls right into that category. Out to be released by March 24th, I can hardly wait to dive into this alpha-male driven romance. Alix Nichols is a skilled Author, who has intrigued me before and surely willRead More →
Hi, Everyone! Today, I am not featuring a romance, no – today our focus here is on an action-packed, science fiction/young adult novel, that is out of this world! Okay, I know that was cheesy, but if you are a fan of that genre, you should check out a bookRead More →
Now here is a book not for the faint of heart. You already know that I do not shy away from any type of book, may it be fiction or not, young adult, or hot contemporary romance, but this one is extra steamy, and should come with a little warning.Read More →
Well-written fantasies set in mysterious, yet relatable worlds are an amazing escape. Song Of Insurrection by J.C. Kang is trying to offer us that – relatable characters in an imaginative setting. Check out the first installment of the new fantasy series, Daughter Of The Dragon Throne, that is not writtenRead More →
Sports, comedy, and romance are an awesome combination for a contemporary romance novel with heart and humor. Leslie Kate managed to combine all three in Falling For Boston, a quirky, fun read that is fast paced and enjoyable, especially for those who like strong female leads. I dare you notRead More →
I like the dreaminess of fairy-tales. Maybe that is why I love Urban Fantasies, such as the upcoming new release “Illusionary” by Desiree Williams. Fantastical stories set in strange, paranormal places are a fun way to escape from our day-to-day life. A must read for fans of Urban Fantasy andRead More →