Pot Shot by Laura Lee Piper
Queen B’s Decree: How do I describe the love I have for this one? It’s got: I couldn’t stop listening. There is so much missing communication between Nomi and Julian, but for ONCE, it worked for me. I totally understood Naomi’s reasoning to keep her health private, and I also understood Julian’s need to save […]
Us Dark Few by Alexis Patton
Queen B’s Decree: I devoured this one. There’s just something about one character threatening the other that just grabs me. Something for me to talk about with my therapist 🤷🏻♀️. Khalani is so easy to like. Especially with the current time line we’re living in, it’s easy to wonder “what’s the point?” So I absolutely […]
Brazen by Hope E. Davis
Queen B’s Decree: Brazen is basically the first book plot line, but told through the perspective of Aodhan; so it includes all the time before he met Sierra. And honestly, it was refreshing. I loved that Aodhan was kind of a brat. He was grumpy, expected answers immediately, and was so into being fae that […]
First and Forever by Lynn Painter
Queen B’s Decree: Lynn Painter books never disappoint. First and Forever was so fun. Ridiculous antics, fun banter, fake dating with plenty of chemistry, and just enough real life issues that keeps the story from being too much. Connor was such a sweetheart. While his relationship with Duffy started off fake, that man fell quick […]
Roulette Rising by Brandy Hynes
Of Fates & Ruin by Alaya Wells
Queen B’s Decree: I love a character that contains multitudes. Isi is, at various times, infuriating, naive, supportive, vulnerable, vengeful, sweet, and strong. She has the strength to infiltrate a rival court to avenge her sister, yet not the hindsight to see the wrongdoings within her own country. She’s instantly mad at Trew, purely because […]
The Roommate Rules by Brighton Walsh
Forbidden Vow by Lilith Vincent
Everyone in this Bank is a Thief by Benjamin Stevenson
Queen B’s Decree: There is something about the Ernest Cunningham series that I can’t resist. Everyone in this Bank is a Thief is told through Ernest’s point-of-view, kind of as if he was writing a journal. Everything has already happened, but he drops enough little clues to keep you involved in finding out the full […]









