I love Eliah Greenwood's writing. The minute she announces a new release I cannot wait to get my grabby little hands on it. Dear Love, I Hate You was no exception. I was so engrossed in this story I quite literally couldn’t put it down!
All or Nothing is a well-edited and sweet debut from Emily Bunney. This hockey romance tells the tale of Matt and Mila who experience a serendipitous moment when they least expect it following disastrous previous relationships and downright toxic ex partners.
The Invitation made me feel like a hopeless romantic – it was sweet and funny and had inherently likable leading characters in Hudson and Stella. I read this beauty in one sitting and was so sad when it finished – it made my heart smile.
Dark Desires is a well-written romance filled with plenty of heat and a touch of mystery too. Art is gorgeous, charismatic, successful and wealthy. The kind of guy who can have anything he wants and he wants Sophie. Unlucky in love Sophie is the beautiful wedding planner at the manor Art has just inherited. The chemistry is explosive but will she take a leap of faith and take a chance on Art?
Zodiac Academy is an extraordinary series that just keeps getting better. Honestly the series needs a standing ovation. Zodiac Academy 5: Cursed Fates was highly anticipated and it definitely exceeded my expectations.
Welcome back to the Rules series, it’s been way too long and I’ve definitely missed these characters. Forgotten Rules is the fourth instalment but the first with the focus shifted from our beloved Waze. This book starts back at the very beginning but with the spotlight shinning firmly on a new pairing, Will and Kass.
There isn’t a book by R.S. Grey that I haven’t read and every time a new book is announced it automatically gets added to my TBR. I love a bit of dark and complicated romance and even a little twisted when the mood takes me but sometimes I just need something lighter to read, a standalone that offers you a nice, clean HEA. This is R.S. Grey’s forte – she never fails to weave an uplifting tale.
Some readers know they’re going to read a book based purely on the cover. If that cover grabs you and doesn’t let go you probably don’t even have to read the blurb to know you’re going to give that book a read. Lawless Kingdom was like that for me. The cover art is just so eye-catching that I instantly wanted to know more and I definitely wanted to jump right in. The blurb only solidified that fact. Now, Natalie Bennett is a new author to me so even though I loved the look and sound of the book I really didn’t know what to expect from its content. She definitely followed through from the beautiful cover art though because I polished off this dark beauty in one sitting.
Full disclosure, I adore Tate James; a notion that was cemented when I first read The Vixen's Lead (shout out to Amazon for dropping that on my recommended reading list way back when). So, I’ve been counting down the days for the release of Hate and let me tell you it did not disappoint – it was EPIC and also kind of broke me too because holy cliff-hanger batman... but I'm getting ahead of myself!