Because most romance authors have such extensive backlist, instead of taking a deep dive into their work, I’m taking a quick dip! I decided to splash around in the Meghan Quinn waters after hearing Booktuber In Love & Words talk about her. Quinn writes romantic comedies the lean towards sophomoric humor and have varying steamRead the Post
In A Holidaze by Christina Lauren
When I heard the title of this book all I could think about was Holidaze this ABC Family Original Thanksgiving movie about a woman who enters an alternate version of her life. It’s a little subversive and enjoyable movie with a hint of magic and a second chance at romance. I wonder if Simon &Read the Post
Like Lovers Do by Tracey Livesay
I actually…don’t read a ton of fake relationship books and I had to ask Kat what constitutes a fake relationship. As Glenn Wheldon from the Pop Culture Happy Hour podcast would say, I feel like there is a taxonomy of fake relationship romance: a fake relationship between two strangers fake relationship between people who alreadyRead the Post
Audiobook Review: Real Men Knit by Kwana Jackson
IDK why I keep trying with these Berkley books. I really try to come at them with an open mind but by the time I got to the end of this one I was just annoyed with everybody. Real Men Knit probably has one of the best log lines of 2020: Four brothers begrudgingly comeRead the Post
Acting on Love by Te Russ
Rating: ★★★+.5 | 297 pages | Contemporary Romance | Self-Pub | Release Date: 4/3/2018 After a sex scandal throws a wrench in her career, actress Rocki Malone returns to her hometown with her childhood neighbor/bodyguard Seth Gardiner in tow. To keep her matchmaking mother off her back, Rocki tells her she and Seth are datingRead the Post
Mini Reviews: Kindle Unlimited Novellas!
Looking for some items from Kindle Unlimited? Check out these two novellas for satisfying romance quick reads! Be Mine: A Valentine’s Day Novella by Savannah J. Frierson One of my favorite things about indie romance is that it allows authors to subvert the conventions of traditional romance and try new things. When I saw thisRead the Post