Augusta Pine Does Not Exist by Emily Lloyd-Jones
Queen B’s Decree: I feel like reading Robert Ludlum books as a teenager means I will always love a spy thriller. And I love them even more when the main character has a funny inner monologue and the audiobook has multicast narration. The pacing of the story was on point; it alternated between the present […]
Roped in Rawhide by Harloe Rae
Queen B’s Decree: I had been excited for this one since Gemma and Chance were introduced to us in Tangled in Trouble. It sounded like a fun friends-to-enemies-to-lovers vibe. I think this one would have benefited from being a little longer. It felt like we were thrown into the story after the prologue showing how […]
Our Dark Incantations by Wanda Hellmund
Queen B’s Decree: I was pretty obsessed with this one, could not put it down. Aidric’s “who did this to you” vibes, their bickering, the magical world-building, the political intrigue. I really loved the gothic vibes, how post-war everyone felt on edge. Mental health was a big focus of this story and it felt so […]
Legally Yours,Violet Lopez by Elba Luz
The Emperor’s Enemy by Jasmine Mas
Incarnate by Charlotte Mallory
Very Merry Demons by Eva Chase
Queen B’s Decree: It’s FINALLY not hot so that means my brain is ready for seasonal reads, and a why choose Christmas-themed paranormal romance with three demons is absolutely scratching that itch. Faith has got a whole lot of anxiety going on, which is totally understandable after her family trauma. And at first, it seemed […]
Lavender Hill by Aurora Rose Reynolds
Queen B’s Decree: Aurora Rose Reynolds’ stories always hit the spot. When Genevieve moves back home after a breakup, she’s constantly thrown into the path of Wyatt, a deputy running for sheriff of their town. And y’all know I love a forced proximity trope. Especially when the MMC is a bit OTT and can’t stop […]









