Queen B’s Decree: Sparks Fly was such an enjoyable read (technically listen but you get the gist).
I loved that Stella, sick of being a 27 year-old virgin, has the gumption to just go to a sex club and get it over with. I’m not sure I’d even be comfortable at a sex club and I’m an old married lady, so brava, lady.
And the chemistry she has with Max is electric. There is a touch of the forbidden with their relationship, but I loved how they handled it. It was so professional of them both and made me more sure that they felt real. Also can I saw I love a Bi for Bi love story? Bliss.
The AI plot line was well done, as that can be a very difficult topic to discuss rationally. I enjoyed how the characters dealt with it and how it was shown it could be both a hindrance and a help.
The narration was top tier, I’ll be looking out for Benjamin Charles and Jeanette Illidge. This is my second from this author and I hope not the last.
Book: Sparks Fly by Zakiya N. Jamal
Series: standalone
Genre: Contemporary
Plot Devices/Tropes: instalove, LGBTQ+