These books have nothing in common except they’re what I’ve been reading this summer but I think they really show the variety in the romance genre! This New Adult debut about a fake friendship turned pond jumping romance between the Prince of Wales and First Son of The United States has taken the book worldRead the Post
Off Base By Annabeth Albert
Rating: ★★★★ | 8 hrs 9 min | Carina Press| M/M Contemporary| 1/09/2017 |Buy Now! Off Base is my first foray into M/M romance. I’ve been wanting to read M/M for awhile and I’ve been hesitant about non #ownvoices, because the idea of a subgenre that is generally accepted as being, written by straight womenRead the Post
Ice Planet Barbarians by Ruby Dixon
Rating: ★★★+.5 | 04/03/2015 | Science Fiction Romance | 188 Pages | Self-Published Ice Planet Barbarians starts of visceral and down right disturbing as 22-year-old Georgie wakes up. locked in an alien cargo hold with 11 other women. The women fight their captors and find themselves dumped on a barren ice planet which they very quickly discover the planet isRead the Post
First Comes Marriage by Sophia Sasson
Rating: ★★★ | 02/01/2016 | Contemporary Romance | 256 Pages | Harlequin Dr. Meera Malhort is spending a medical rotation at a rural American clinic to see how the real people live. You know, without insurance and all. She ends up in the small town of Hell’s Bell where she finds board at Jake Taylor’s cattle ranch.Read the Post
Public Affair, Secretly Expecting Audiobook
Public Affair, Secret Expecting I imagine I’m going to DNF a lot of these Presents category romances. I recently went through the stack I had from a library sale and found a few that were on Scribd audio!NGL, the audio performance for this book was really off. The voice the narrator does for the heroineRead the Post
I Kissed A Rogue by Shana Galen
384 Pages | Casablanca | Historical Romance | 2/22/16 This series will always have a special place on this blog because the first book, Earls Just Want To Have Fun, was the first book I reviewed for this site. I was drawn to Galen’s books because of the fun titles, but what I’ve come to appreciateRead the Post