This was fine, not my favorite Ruby Dixon book but an okay time. I think it could have been a novella (or just shorter) and I would have enjoyed it moThis was fine, not my favorite Ruby Dixon book but an okay time. I think it could have been a novella (or just shorter) and I would have enjoyed it more. Basically she wakes up, had been drugged and dragged through a space fort and realizes she’s a clone, her world is rocked. Around the same time she meets the hero who is a security officer and takes her under his protection.
It started off strong but I felt like I got everything I needed out of it and it could have just been a shorter read. I wasn’t wild for the characters in this one, the heroine especially wasn’t a fav. ...more
This was such a fun one! I’ve been wanting to try this author for a while and when I saw this new release, I decided to jump in! This is a paranormal This was such a fun one! I’ve been wanting to try this author for a while and when I saw this new release, I decided to jump in! This is a paranormal romance (she’s a witch, he’s alpha of a wolf pack), has a marriage pact (with a magically bound twist), childhood best friends turned rivals to lovers, knotting, “it’s always been you”!
The story kicks off with Violet’s 16th birthday, her and her best friend Silas make a pact to marry one another if they’re both single at 30. Right after that, Violet gets whisked away from the home/orphanage she and Silas were living in by her grandmother who came out of seemingly nowhere. Apparently there was a spell cast on Violet that lifted when she turned 16, which is how her family was finally able to find her and take her away. She wasn’t given time to say goodbye to Silas at all so there was definitely some hard feelings/feeling abandoned.
The story then cuts to years later! She’s thriving with her coven and Silas is the newly appointed Alpha of the local shifter pack. And now they realize that pact they made is actually magically bound and has to happen. Only one problem, the Celestial Coven and the Moon Walker Pack have had an ongoing feud for generations and are rivals. Now these former best friends turned sworn enemy have to marry and deal with one another.
I had a great time with this one and loved the setup and the twists and reveals and just seeing how the story played out. Thorin (his wolf) was super enjoyable as well!...more
The Duke’s Accidental Bride is a new historical romance novella from Eva Devon. I’ve read a handful of books from this author and was excited to see wThe Duke’s Accidental Bride is a new historical romance novella from Eva Devon. I’ve read a handful of books from this author and was excited to see what this novella would bring! This is a brother’s best friend romance where James, Duke of Stone, is a matchmaker and tries to find the “right husband” for Lady Jacqueline “Jack”.
The story starts with Jacqueline climbing through the Duke’s window. She’s upset with James that he set up her sister with a vicar, while they’re very happy with their love match, Jack’s family is low on finds and now it means Jack will have to marry for money and position. She’d much rather spend her time with her music and out in nature, not at balls looking for a husband. After spending 4 years abroad with her family and her lessons with the pianoforte in Vienna, Jack is upset to be back in London now on the marriage mart. She sets out to let James have all of her wrath but then he tells her that he will help her find a worthy husband she will be happy with.
Shortly after agreeing to help her, he realizes it’s going to be quite the task since Jack is unlike the other ladies of the ton. First off she climbed a tree into his home to talk to him, shows up in breeches, and demands a husband who will give her freedom to do as she pleases. He very quickly starts to feel desire for Jack, but has to keep reminding himself she is off limits as his best friend’s younger sister. James also is dealing with has things from his past to overcome, which had lead him to put love, marriage, and children off the table for himself. Once they’re caught during their kissing lessons, a marriage of convenience is forced upon Jack and James to save her from ruin.
I thought this was an okay read. I always get pulled in by the premises of this author’s books, but once I’m in the read I do find the writing style and dialogue a bit bland and dry. There is a lot of inner thoughts and telling instead of showing. I did like that they had history, Jack always joined her older brother and James, as they adventured when they were children.
Thank you to the publisher (Entangled) for an e-ARC via NetGalley. All thoughts in this review are my own. The Duke’s Accidental Bride has a publish date of August 1, 2022.
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The Duke’s Accidental Bride is a new historical romance novella from Eva Devon. I’ve read a handful of books from this author and was excited to see what this novella would bring! This is a brother’s best friend romance where James, Duke of Stone, is a matchmaker and tries to find the “right husband” for Lady Jacqueline “Jack”.
The story starts with Jacqueline climbing through the Duke’s window. She’s upset with James that he set up her sister with a vicar, while they’re very happy with their love match, Jack’s family is low on finds and now it means Jack will have to marry for money and position. She’d much rather spend her time with her music and out in nature, not at balls looking for a husband. After spending 4 years abroad with her family and her lessons with the pianoforte in Vienna, Jack is upset to be back in London now on the marriage mart. She sets out to let James have all of her wrath but then he tells her that he will help her find a worthy husband she will be happy with.
Shortly after agreeing to help her, he realizes it’s going to be quite the task since Jack is unlike the other ladies of the ton. First off she climbed a tree into his home to talk to him, shows up in breeches, and demands a husband who will give her freedom to do as she pleases. He very quickly starts to feel desire for Jack, but has to keep reminding himself she is off limits as his best friend’s younger sister. James also is dealing with has things from his past to overcome, which had lead him to put love, marriage, and children off the table for himself. Once they’re caught during their kissing lessons, a marriage of convenience is forced upon Jack and James to save her from ruin.
I thought this was an okay read. I always get pulled in by the premises of this author’s books, but once I’m in the read I do find the writing style and dialogue a bit bland and dry. There is a lot of inner thoughts and telling instead of showing. I did like that they had history, Jack always joined her older brother and James, as they adventured when they were children.
Thank you to the publisher (Entangled) for an e-ARC via NetGalley. All thoughts in this review are my own. The Duke’s Accidental Bride has a publish date of August 1, 2022....more
Someone You Deserve is a small town, single mom, brother’s best friend, best friend’s widow, he falls first romance! This is the 2nd in a standalone sSomeone You Deserve is a small town, single mom, brother’s best friend, best friend’s widow, he falls first romance! This is the 2nd in a standalone series but it was my first read from this author and I wasn’t lost at all!
Astrid is a widowed, single mom of 2 kids who works at a bakery. And Penn is her late husband’s best friend who is still a part of her and her kids’ lives. Penn and Astrid have a friendship of their own as well and even though it’s 4 years after the loss of her late husband, Astrid still isn’t sure about moving on…especially with Penn, but she’s so pulled towards him.
I loved how he has been pining for her and crushing on her for years. They shared a moment a year after her husband’s loss and he hasn’t stopped thinking about it since, even though she said it was a mistake. They end up keeping their relationship a secret from some of their family and friends because they’re wary of others’ reactions. I really liked this setup and the tropes (a widowed, single parent romance always works for me)!
The audiobook was so easy to get into, narrated by Aiden Snow and Vanessa Edwin. I received an ALC, all thoughts in this review are my own....more
Derek Kent, Duke of Chase, might have the reputation of being a rake but he cannot bear to see a woman misused. So when he witnesses Marquess of HalfoDerek Kent, Duke of Chase, might have the reputation of being a rake but he cannot bear to see a woman misused. So when he witnesses Marquess of Halford wagering away his eldest daughter’s hand in marriage one night while playing dice, he steps in to rescue her! The only way to rescue her is to offer for her himself, so that is how Chase finds himself getting married when he swore he never would. Lady Victoria Kirby would much rather spend her time digging through dirt, cataloging antiquities and artifacts she finds from ancient Viking and Saxon burial mounds, than in a London ballroom. She is turning in for the night when Chase shows up at her bedroom door to inform her they are to wed, he lays out everything that went down with her father’s actions and tells her how this marriage of convenience will be the perfect answer for them both.
I did enjoy how Chase and Victoria quickly decide this marriage of convenience can work for them. He is fine with marrying, since he doesn’t think he’ll be tempted to fall in love or produce heirs, and he will grant her all the freedom she wants to continue to do her archaeology thing. I did love Victoria’s love for archaeology and anthropology. Victoria’s “average, plain” looks are brought up a lot…which I don’t mind and can appreciate a heroine who isn’t always a diamond of the first water, but I did feel like for this book it dragged on/was mentioned a few too many times. I did like how Chase & Victoria formed a friendship really early on and that kept on throughout the book, Chase even steps in to help her sister out too. This was a low-angst, low-stakes read (which I personally prefer more angst or emotional reads to pull me in better). It was definitely a bit predictable with Chase’s “secrets” but I kind of didn’t mind it. This was a quick book for when you want a read with little-to-no drama and a friends-first marriage of convenience read.
Thank you to the publisher (Entangled) for an e-ARC via NetGalley in exchange for my honest thoughts & review. The Wedding Wager has a publish date of October 25, 2021.
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Derek Kent, Duke of Chase, might have the reputation of being a rake but he cannot bear to see a woman misused. So when he witnesses Marquess of Halford wagering away his eldest daughter’s hand in marriage one night while playing dice, he steps in to rescue her! The only way to rescue her is to offer for her himself, so that is how Chase finds himself getting married when he swore he never would. Lady Victoria Kirby would much rather spend her time digging through dirt, cataloging antiquities and artifacts she finds from ancient Viking and Saxon burial mounds, than in a London ballroom. She is turning in for the night when Chase shows up at her bedroom door to inform her they are to wed, he lays out everything that went down with her father’s actions and tells her how this marriage of convenience will be the perfect answer for them both.
I did enjoy how Chase and Victoria quickly decide this marriage of convenience can work for them. He is fine with marrying, since he doesn’t think he’ll be tempted to fall in love or produce heirs, and he will grant her all the freedom she wants to continue to do her archaeology thing. I did love Victoria’s love for archaeology and anthropology. Victoria’s “average, plain” looks are brought up a lot…which I don’t mind and can appreciate a heroine who isn’t always a diamond of the first water, but I did feel like for this book it dragged on/was mentioned a few too many times. I did like how Chase & Victoria formed a friendship really early on and that kept on throughout the book, Chase even steps in to help her sister out too. This was a low-angst, low-stakes read (which I personally prefer more angst or emotional reads to pull me in better). It was definitely a bit predictable with Chase’s “secrets” but I kind of didn’t mind it. This was a quick book for when you want a read with little-to-no drama and a friends-first marriage of convenience read.
Thank you to the publisher (Entangled) for an e-ARC via NetGalley in exchange for my honest thoughts & review. The Wedding Wager has a publish date of October 25, 2021....more
This was a super cute and sweet novella. I grabbed the 1st book in this series after a few friends raved about it and then saw this prequel novella soThis was a super cute and sweet novella. I grabbed the 1st book in this series after a few friends raved about it and then saw this prequel novella so decided to read it first. Cat is a public school teacher who is on summer vacation, and after her ridiculous chaotic year of work & personal life she’s ready to just kick back and enjoy her summer. Maybe even indulge in a summer fling... She sets her sights on her across-the-hall hot neighbor but each time she tries to get his attention she misses out and keeps finding herself spending time with his roommate/cousin, Quentin, instead. Quentin is the cutest, he works in public transportation for NYC and has a major crush on Cat. He definitely has some insecurities with women just wanting to be friends with him to get to his cousin so he’s a little apprehensive about spending time with Cat at first. I just loved Quentin, he was adorable and so smitten with Cat and I enjoyed seeing their friendship develop into more. I did feel a little protective over Quentin and didn’t come around completely to Cat until the end when I saw she was into him too and not just his cousin. Lol While all we get is smooching in this I didn’t even mind missing out on the rest of the steamy times because I just loved Quentin & Cat’s chemistry, banter and connection so much. The epilogue jumps to 10 years later (!) and has the intro for the hero of the next book/first book in the series and I’m so excited to get to it now.
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This was a super cute and sweet novella. I grabbed the 1st book in this series after a few friends raved about it and then saw this prequel novella so decided to read it first. Cat is a public school teacher who is on summer vacation, and after her ridiculous chaotic year of work & personal life she’s ready to just kick back and enjoy her summer. Maybe even indulge in a summer fling... She sets her sights on her across-the-hall hot neighbor but each time she tries to get his attention she misses out and keeps finding herself spending time with his roommate/cousin, Quentin, instead. Quentin is the cutest, he works in public transportation for NYC and has a major crush on Cat. He definitely has some insecurities with women just wanting to be friends with him to get to his cousin so he’s a little apprehensive about spending time with Cat at first. I just loved Quentin, he was adorable and so smitten with Cat and I enjoyed seeing their friendship develop into more. I did feel a little protective over Quentin and didn’t come around completely to Cat until the end when I saw she was into him too and not just his cousin. Lol While all we get is smooching in this I didn’t even mind missing out on the rest of the steamy times because I just loved Quentin & Cat’s chemistry, banter and connection so much. The epilogue jumps to 10 years later (!) and has the intro for the hero of the next book/first book in the series and I’m so excited to get to it now....more
This one looked and sounded super cute, but it was just okay for me. This author has written YA before and I think this was their first adult, possiblThis one looked and sounded super cute, but it was just okay for me. This author has written YA before and I think this was their first adult, possibly. Anyways, this is a friends to lovers, fake dating romance.
They used to be friends when they were younger and are now back in one another’s lives. They start fake dating after break ups with their exes goes viral. This was just okay for me, it had moments that reminded me of other books with similar tropes but those I enjoyed more, so yeah just an okay read. I grabbed the audio from the library though, so on to the next....more
4.5 stars! Love and Other Conspiracies, omg this was so cute and fun! I was obsessed with the audiobook of this one, you get moments from his podcast 4.5 stars! Love and Other Conspiracies, omg this was so cute and fun! I was obsessed with the audiobook of this one, you get moments from his podcast and their web show too.
Hayden is a conspiracy theory podcast host with his own successful show, talking about all things cryptid and Big Foot. Hallie is in desperate need of a save at work and stumbles across Hayden’s podcast. She’s sold on his charm and charisma and passion and hits him up to be the star of a new web show she wants to produce! The only problem is his behind-the-camera persona doesn’t translate well to on-camera filming, so instead she hops in frame to be the skeptic that she is and bounce convos around with him and it actually works really well. So well that she’s asked to co-host with him because their chemistry is electrifying!
I adored this book! It instantly grabbed my attention and I had so much fun with the podcast/web show element to it. He’s nerdy and adorable and has a cat! I loved how she’s the skeptical one and how well their banter works. Super fun time with some emotional depth to their characters as well. I liked all the forced proximity as they travel to look into things and debunk others. We even got some fun “only one bed but make it haunted” times! I also love that this was a debut from the author, now I can’t wait for more from them in the future!
CW (provided by author): overcoming a past toxic relationship, workplace harassment by an ex partner, past death of a parent from a terminal illness, mentions of caretaking for an ill family member, discussions of depression...more
I’ve read everything from this author and have enjoyed them all, including this newest release, The Ex Vows! This is a second chance romance and I adoI’ve read everything from this author and have enjoyed them all, including this newest release, The Ex Vows! This is a second chance romance and I adored it!
Georgia and Eli met when they were teenagers, they became friends, started dating and fell in love. Time, life, and work got in the way and they split up, but they have been pretending they’re okay with the split ever since when around their mutual best friend. Now said best friend is getting married and they’ll be around one another the whole weekend…
The found family, the friendships, the paper rings, the San Francisco and Seattle settings, the wedding planning chaos, the list ...more
If You Give a Billionaire a Bride is a marriage of convenience, brother’s best friend, billionaire romance that starts off with a Vegas wedding!
Cash aIf You Give a Billionaire a Bride is a marriage of convenience, brother’s best friend, billionaire romance that starts off with a Vegas wedding!
Cash and Everly grew up around one another as he was her twin brother Theo’s best friend. Warned against making a move on her in highschool, they were always close instead and even had a marriage pact in highschool, that if they’re both single by the time they’re 30, they’ll get married to one another! Now it’s years later, they’ve haven’t seen one another since highschool, but end up running into each other in Las Vegas! Drinks are poured, the marriage pact is brought up, and they wake up married! Because of business deals between their families, they end up keeping the marriage even after Vegas when they return back home to London.
I adored these two together! They were so cute and I loved how he was so into her and wanting to spoil her and give her the world. His family is super cute and has been featured throughout the series as well. He is a billionaire, he has a facial scar, I loved how she calls him Stafford, and allllll the times he calls her wifey. “I’ve never had a wife, so hopefully you’ll cut me some slack if I do this all wrong.” Stopppp he’s precious! ...more
4.5 stars! This was super cuuuuute! This is a standalone part of the Campus Nights series, which I feel like is so underrated! This is a college, spor4.5 stars! This was super cuuuuute! This is a standalone part of the Campus Nights series, which I feel like is so underrated! This is a college, sports romance series and this one is friends to lovers with lots of forced proximity.
Johnny Maverick is a hockey player at Valley U who recently got signed on to the Wildcats hockey team. He’s a bit of a playboy, a great friend, and a great hockey player! Dakota is his friend and I loved their friendship together. He ends up getting her hooked up with an intern job for the team and they travel together and get moved in at the same time. All their closeness and spending time together was so fun, when he meets her dad it was so cute too! There is a bit of a rule breaking moment since she’s not supposed to date players of the team while working for the team and they start secretly hooking up! Plus a fun spin to their situation happens on a trip too! ...more
Solid 3.5 stars! Everyone I Kissed Since You Got Famous is a new sapphic romance release about childhood best friends who have both gotten famous and Solid 3.5 stars! Everyone I Kissed Since You Got Famous is a new sapphic romance release about childhood best friends who have both gotten famous and are now back together again and I had such a good time with this one!
Katie and Wil grew up in their small town in Wisconsin and were childhood friends, their moms are even best friends. After high school they went their separate ways, Katie went on and became an A-list star and Wil stayed back. While Wil’s plans of becoming a lawyer didn’t pan out, she has become an online sensation when she started challenging herself to kiss 2 new people each week and film and post it on social media. Through the years, Wil and Katie have both thought about one another often and now they’re back in the same place spending time together and figuring out all their feelings!
While I mostly enjoyed this one, I do think it was too long and kinda would lag in some parts. The cats were both interesting but also felt like a lot of time was spent around describing their lives. ...more
This was so cute but I’m so sad Ice Home is finished. I actually waited forever to get to this book until the audio was out because I didn’t want to eThis was so cute but I’m so sad Ice Home is finished. I actually waited forever to get to this book until the audio was out because I didn’t want to end this series. But I love the transition into the Ice Planet Clones series, the follow-up series!
Flor and I’rec are friends who are both kind of waiting/holding out for resonance with others (he’s been pen pals of sorts with someone else and kinda “promised” to each other), but then they resonate to one another instead and things get interesting! The romance was fun and they get together super quickly into the book. So I do think it could have been shorter but then it also set up the next spinoff series so well too! Which I did already get to before this so it was fun seeing it start here and knowing there will continue to be more on this Ice Planet world. ...more
This was honestly very cute and perfect to transition into fall/spooky season reads! I have read Jen DeLuca in the past and was excited to see she wasThis was honestly very cute and perfect to transition into fall/spooky season reads! I have read Jen DeLuca in the past and was excited to see she was writing a paranormal-ish romance! This one was slow burn and I really enjoyed the small town, Florida coast setting, and the little ghost-mystery too!
Basically she’s moves to a small Florida coastal town and is wanting to fix up a cottage. He owns a local coffee shop and they go from strangers to friends. Both have ghostly visitors and have to work together to try and uncover some history. The romance does move slowly but I was invested enough in the mystery elements of the story that I didn’t mind. The audiobook in particular was a lot of fun and had me pulled in from the start! Very glad I gave this one a go! The cutesy small town, grumpy coffee shop owner, haunted house, and ghost tours! I definitely see why people compare it to similar vibes as Ashley Poston romances.
I received an ARC/ALC from the publisher, all thoughts in this review are my own!...more
Ahhh I just love this series so much and was so excited to get to this book! Beefcake totally stole the show and I just adore him to pieces. Beating HAhhh I just love this series so much and was so excited to get to this book! Beefcake totally stole the show and I just adore him to pieces. Beating Heart is the 4th book in the Magnolia Falls series and this is a small town, single dad, neighbors to friends to lovers romance!
Emerson recently moved to Magnolia Falls to get a fresh start, she was looking to get away and the 6 month contract as the new pediatrician in town came at the perfect time. On one of her first days, she meets Nash and his son Beefcake who come in for help with Beefcake’s asthma. Nash is a protective dad who isn’t too happy about change in his son’s life and is wary about her as their new doctor. But very quickly he realizes he’s going to be seeing a lot of Emerson as she’s their new neighbor too and Beefcake is smitten with her!
I was just so obsessed with this book! The audiobook was fantastic and I definitely recommend. I loved Nash and Emerson, learning about Emerson’s past and her relationship with her family was so fun (already so excited for the series to come featuring her brothers and cousins! ...more
Forbidden King is a small town, slow burn, childhood friends to lovers, found family, brother’s best friend romance and the 3rd standalone in the MagnForbidden King is a small town, slow burn, childhood friends to lovers, found family, brother’s best friend romance and the 3rd standalone in the Magnolia Falls series by Laura Pavlov! I loved this one so much!
Saylor and King have been friends for years. He’s best friends with her brother Hayes and Saylor even ended up moving in with King and his grandparents when they were both younger teens. They’ve been in each other’s lives for years and now Saylor is opening her own romance bookstore, Love Ever After, in their small town and King and his construction company (with his friend Nash) are helping her with the build! They both confess their feelings as being more for one another around the same time and it’s just so sweet and fun! They sneak around for a bit while they figure out their feelings (per her request) and the slow burn is so worth it!
I loved their friendship and how well they know one another already, he’s so flirty and cute with her (even before they get together), I loved their “pillow talks”, his tattoo for her, calling her Dandelion, the mentions of reading the Willow Aster Landmark series, the crossover Honey Mountain and Cottonwood Cove characters, his relationship with his granny (his grandparents raised him), the guys friend text convo, Beefcake, all the romance book chatting (when King describes the hype of single dad romances to the guys ...more
Eidolon is the follow up to Radiance and while I loved parts of this book, and of course our couple Brishen and Ildiko, there were a lot of parts of tEidolon is the follow up to Radiance and while I loved parts of this book, and of course our couple Brishen and Ildiko, there were a lot of parts of this that I wasn’t into. This sadly just felt off with the pacing and I lost interest in a lot of the plot because it felt like it dragged on at times.
Basically this follows up Radiance and we see a continuation of the same couple’s story, so definitely not meant to read on its own. Brishen is Kai and Ildiko is a human and they made their arranged marriage work. Brishen finds out about becoming a Wraith King and what is expected of him after never planning on having to take over the throne. They’re forced to make tough decisions for their kingdom and people and I did love seeing how strong their relationship and bond is through it all. Their romance is the strongest part about this book so definitely no complaints at all from me about that aspect of the book!...more
Midnight Ruin is the 6th book in the Dark Olympus series and while this series has had some hits and misses for me, this one was a fun time. I’ve founMidnight Ruin is the 6th book in the Dark Olympus series and while this series has had some hits and misses for me, this one was a fun time. I’ve found the audios just hit right when I want to mix up my reading or take a break from other reads.
The greek mythology has kind of fallen to the wayside and it’s all about the political intrigue of this complex world. And of course the spice. This one is MFM and just a fun time. We have both a friends to lovers romance happening and then a second chance situation happening too, plus a triad situation. It works for them, the audio worked for me.
I received an audio ALC from Dreamscape Media via NetGalley, all thoughts in this review are my own! ...more
Snowed in with the Scoundrel is a winter, historical romance novella with former childhood best friends getting snowed in together! This novella is seSnowed in with the Scoundrel is a winter, historical romance novella with former childhood best friends getting snowed in together! This novella is set in America (Seattle and the Cascade Mountains) in the early 1900s.
Tommy is on his way back to Seattle and gets stuck during a snowstorm in the Cascade Mountains. He’s transporting a stolen book, after six years of thievery, this was “one last” job to do. Stuck in the blizzard, he stops at a seemingly empty cabin he sees to warm up. Around the same time, Imogen shows up at her family’s hunting cabin, looking for some solace and time to herself, when she spies boot prints outside of it and someone who has snuck in. She hasn’t had the best time as of late with her being jilted by her fiancé, receiving a lackluster reception at her first photography exhibition, and dealing with self doubt and artist’s block. And now she has to deal with the intruder to the cabin! When she finds the intruder inside, she realizes it’s her old friend Tommy, they were friends for a few years when his mom worked for her family as a housekeeper. But one day he kind of disappeared on her. Now they’re snowed in together at the cabin!
This one I thought was okay at times. It didn’t really feel like a historical time, the heroine is a bit abrasive at times, and while there are bits happening in the story (a hair dye scene gone bad—oh no purple hair, baking Christmas treats, photography in the nude), it also just kind of felt like there wasn’t a plot or anything really happening. ...more
Boo Thang is a Halloween novella that had been on my TBR since last fall! I have enjoyed quite a few from this author in the past and this was a fun eBoo Thang is a Halloween novella that had been on my TBR since last fall! I have enjoyed quite a few from this author in the past and this was a fun enough one. This is a best friend’s brother, she’s older, friends to lovers, he fell first/pining for years, vacation romance novella!
“I intend to give you all the things you deserve on this trip.”
We follow Piper and Zeke. Piper’s best friend can’t make a trip to Mexico they had planned over Halloween weekend. But her best friend’s brother, Zeke, is able to come in her place and make the trip! Zeke has crushed on Piper for years since he was a teen and it’s finally his chance to woo her. He’s determined to prove to her they’re more than just a weekend, vacation fling. Cute, steamy, and fun, but I’ve just enjoyed other books more from this author. ...more
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