Queen B’s Decree: Whisper is the seventh in the Westbrook Elite series, and while it could technically be a standalone, you’re really missing out if you haven’t read the previous books. I’ve been looking forward to Prism’s story for ages. He’s my sweet, damaged boy. I wuvs him. Arsen and Prism together are sugary sweet. […]
Queen B’s Decree: Laser tag is hella fun, so an age gap, taboo, father’s best friend romance featuring a laser tag joint was something I could never resist. Savvy’s father has just passed, and she discovers that the run down laser tag arena she inherited is jointly owned by her late father’s best friend…a man […]
Queen B’s Decree: I am back, with another Tessa Hale book that I read in a single sitting. Midnight of Ashes picks up immediately where the first book left off, and the plot feels like it’s moving at a breakneck speed. Or maybe that was my heart rate? I was so invested. Hayden’s relationship with […]
Queen B’s Decree: Late Bloomer was a cute and fun read. Opal is kind of a spineless mess before she wins some money in the lottery and decides to buy a farm on Facebook Marketplace as a way to start over. She arrives and discovers the granddaughter (Pepper) of the late owner is still living […]
Queen B’s Decree: I do love some witty banter. Hate Mail features the pen pal letters between Naomi and Luca since they were in the fifth grade, and man, they have some creative insults for each other. The story alternates between current day Naomi and her historical letters with Luca. After a “return to sender” […]
Queen B’s Decree: Pride and Prejudice in a title will suck me in every time (even though this book was not remotely related to P&P’s plot—I don’t care, will still read). And a queer romance? Count. Me. In. P&P&P was a cute and sweet time travel trope. Audrey is a high school senior in Pittsburgh […]
Queen B’s Decree: I recently binge read another of S.J. Tilly’s series so I ran when I saw she had a hockey series too. HOCKEY! Sleet Princess is the last release, but I didn’t feel out of the loop by not reading the previous books in the series. Luke and Natalie meet while attending different […]
Queen B’s Decree: Artificial Wisdom is essentially a dystopian mystery, primarily focused on climate change. It’s a really intriguing premise: the future of the world is uncertain after the effects of climate change, and an AI has been created to save us. But at what cost? I was sucked in. So much of what was […]
Queen B’s Decree: Dr. Single Dad felt like a great, low stakes ending to the series. Dax, the youngest and most aloof brother, just finds out he’s a father and the mother has no intention of parenting their daughter. So instant single dad…needs a nanny. Eira is the Mary Poppins nanny of his dreams; there […]
Queen B’s Decree: I didn’t really read the blurb before starting this one. I just knew I’d like it since Alison Cochrun wrote it. So I was a little surprised when Here We Go Again was less a story about romance and more a story of grief, regret, and acceptance. No big deal, just me […]