Review: Knit Tight by Annabeth Albert
I love coffeeshop AUs, but I have never read a published coffee shop story.
Review: The art of being normal by Lisa Williamson
It’s like this big relevation to the characters, but the reader knows it before starting to read it.
Review: The only option by Megan Derr
Rochus is a little bit creepy and his necromancy plays a big part in The only option.
Review: A gentleman’s position by K.J. Charles
Why have I never read a book by K.J. Charles? I’ve been missing out!
Review: High Contrast by Tess Bowery
I was seriously entertained, though. So much so, that I read High Contrast in one sitting.
Review: The Space between by Michelle Teichman
The love triangle makes sense – coming from me, a passionate hater – and even the insta-love can be forgotten.
Review: Queer Wars by Dennis Altman and Jonathan Symons
If I had to… getting information out of it would have been so much work.
Review: How many letters are in goodbye by Yvonne Cassidy
This book is written letter style – big surprise there. But it isn’t really letter style.
Review: How not to summon your true love by Sasha L. Miller
Asexual magician? I couldn’t resist!
Review: After the fire by Emily Smith
I hated the characters. Yep, all characters.
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