Crown of Crimson and Crows by Tessa Hale
Queen B’s Decree: I have been obsessed with Tessa Hale since the first book she ever released. When I saw she was getting traditionally published with Bloom, I rejoiced. I love when my favorites get spread to new readers! Just like every other Tessa Hale book, I could not put this one down. Thankfully I […]
Mantras & Minotaurs by Ashley Bennett
Queen B’s Decree: Mantras & Minotaurs was my favorite of the series when it was first released as indie. And upon reread of the expanded edition, it remains my favorite. I love that our main characters (Pam and Alistair) are older and are meeting later in life, looking for something they missed during their previous […]
The Wolf Queen’s Curse by Kaylee Archer
Seashells and Daiquiris by Charlotte Mallory
Queen B’s Decree: This was a fun little novella. Freddie is on a writing retreat (essentially!) after dealing with writer’s block after a bad break-up, and lo and behold, she immediately gets tangled up with a cursed seashell. One that just happens to contain the heart of a cursed merman, who needs his true love […]
Devour Me by Emily Rath
Hate Me Take Me by Laura Bishop
Queen B’s Decree: I had such a fun time with the first in the series, so I snagged up the audiobook, and hustled to get an early ARC directly from the author at Villains and Vixens. My expectations were definitely high. I think the current climate regarding AI, with the issue of data centers and […]
Unhinged Obsession by London Snow
Queen B’s Decree: I kind of love that London Snow just writes crazy, obsessive, over the top heroes. You know what you’re getting when you pick up one of her books. Elijah is my kind of hero, just obsessed with Blair (and frankly she with him). He’s the kind that basically hates everyone but her […]
The Dare by Harley Laroux
To All the Guys I Killed Before by Sara Whitney
Queen B’s Decree: I don’t know what it says about me, but I am drawn to serial killer romances. Sorry Ma, it’s probably all the Forensic Files, CSI, and Unsolved Mysteries I watched. Our main characters, Rue and Hugo, are both basically Dexter. Serial killers who only kill bad guys, and bonus—they tend to go […]









