I truly loved the way that Lord used the secret identity trope in Tweet Cute, through both the app and the Twitter feud. It was an absolutely delightful read. I received an eARC of Tweet…
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Tag: contemporary romance
Review: Along for the Ride by Mimi Grace
I knew I wanted to read Along for the Ride when I saw the cover. I mean, look at it! The writing stood up to it and made me want to take my own long…
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Review: Rend by Roan Parrish
Roan Parrish is back with another m/m romance that delivers a delicious figurative punch to the heart. If you haven’t read my review of Riven, the first book in this series, please check it out.…
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Review: Death of a Bachelor by M. A. Hinkle
Death of a Bachelor is M. A. Hinkle’s first book, but I definitely see myself going back for more of incredibly constructed character relationships and banter. I received an eARC of Death of a Bachelor…
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Review: A Wedding One Christmas by Therese Beharrie
Therese Beharrie is making her name for herself in my heart as the queen of angst. Not only did she make me feel a tad more than I am comfortable feeling, but she also got…
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This Is Kind of an Epic Love Story by Kheryn Callender
This is Kind of an Epic Story explores grief accumulated in one Nate Bird. He is dealing with a childhood friend / crush being back in town, and navigating a world in which his ex-girlfriend…
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Review: Untouchable by Talia Hibbert
Talia Hibbert is back with a sequel to her small town series Ravenswood and this time she’s tying up the fate of Hannah Kabbah and Nate Davis in Untouchable. Nate knows Hannah is untouchable territory. She’s…
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