★★★★★ Test Rating: ★★★★ | 9 hours 59 min. | Avon | Contemporary Romance | Release Date: 06/11/19 This is one of those books readers either love or hate. And judging by the top Goodreads reviewsa lot of people hate it. The cover designs for this series betray the raunchy, alpha male, borderline cheesy romances Bailey tends to write so, I get it Read the Post
Fix Her Up by Tessa Bailey (Hot and Hammered #1)
Mini Reviews: Purple Covers !
IDK why all the romance novels I happen to read last month had purple covers.... Sweet Talkin’ Lover by Tracey Livesay To get promoted at her company Caila Harris must find a reason to shut down the company's low performing co-packing plant in the small town of Bradleton, Virginia. But Bradelton’s mayor, Wyatt Asher Bradley, isn’t letting the Read the Post
Romance Shelfie #7
I've been pretty good about my e-book buying, but at the end of 2019/ start of 2020 there were just too many good sales to pass up ! If you want to catch all the best romance deals I highly recommend followingThe Book Queen's Twitter account. A Duke A Dozen by Shana Galen Galen is a popular author around here! Jess has reviewed a few books in this Read the Post
Sweetest Scoundrel by Elizabeth Hoyt (Maiden Lane #9)
Rating:★★★+.5 | 328 pages | Hachette | Historical Fiction| Release Date: 11/24/15 Every year I make a goal to read my shelf and I started off 2020 with Sweetest Scoundrel, a book that has been sitting on my shelf for 5 YEARS! It came in a Fresh Fiction box subscription and I’ve just been holding on to it. Eve Dinwoody, the bastard half-sister of Read the Post
My Favorite Half-Night Stand by Christina Lauren
Rating: ★★+.5 | Gallery Books | Contemporary | Release Date: 12/04/2018 I was browsing Overdrive and decided it was finally time to read my first Christina Lauren. I’ve always wanted to read them but I really wish I hadn’t started with this one because it did not work for me. I just couldn’t buy into this story. 29-year-old criminologist Read the Post
Romance and Sensibility By The Numbers
It's that time of year where we crunch the numbers from the books we've reviewed on this blog in 2019. We keep track using a review tracking spreadsheet in Google Sheets and turn it into an infographic on Canva. This isn't indicative of all our reading because theYA / Adult blog has its own stats and there are books we've read that haven't been Read the Post
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