4-stars • The series King Arthur and Her Knights is an entertaining and light-hearted gender-bent King Arthur retelling that follows Brit as she’s pulled back in time to unite Britain by assuming the position of King Arthur.
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Quick Take: This viral sci-fi erotica series follows a group of women, abducted by aliens and who crash land on a planet stuck in an ice age, as they learn to survive in their new circumstances and fall in love with their ice planet barbarians.
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Quick Take: This viral sci-fi erotica series follows a group of women, abducted by aliens and who crash land on a planet stuck in an ice age, as they learn to survive in their new circumstances and fall in love with their ice planet barbarians.
(more…)Series: #My New Life
Release Date: December 22nd, 2017
As assistant football coach for the Flinton State University Vikings, Jack Pride really has nothing to complain about. He has a job he loves and friends he enjoys. Certain he had his one true love in his late wife, the last thing on his mind is dating.
Until he runs into a beautiful non-traditional student. Who he very literally runs into.
This second chance romance reminds us love can be better the second time around. And that it’s not just players in the game…
Rating: 3.25/5 stars
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Quick Take: An adventurous fantasy that follows Kyla’s journey to fulfilling her destiny as a warrior, but suffers from repetitiveness and lack of character growth.
(more…)I have a weakness for cliché contemporary romances, especially books that have an alpha-male, a strong female lead and an awesome romantic story to go with it. Also, since this book was based on the famous Shakespearean Romeo and Juliet, I had to read Sweet Hone. It’s just up to the reader to see if these reincarnations of Romeo and Juliet finally get their HEA.
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Quick Take: This series has been a joy to read! It’s the perfect blend of romance, intrigue, and suspense. It’s a high-action two-part novel (so far), and the best part being a female superhero!
(more…)The Selection series has been an awesome adventure and started out as a girl already in love being forced to participate in a competition she wanted nothing with. But throughout these three books, we’ve witnessed America stand her ground for what she believes in, fight for those who cannot fight for themselves, and truly find herself.
The Selection is a series to read again and lucky us: Kiera Cass is releasing a companion series, continuing America’s story through her daughter in The Heir.
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Note: The review of the second and third books may discuss spoilers from the first (and second) book(s). (more…)If you like reverse-gender roles (the heroine is the physical badass, while the hero is the one who possesses EQ), and complex heroines, this is the series for you!
The Reboot series uniquely employs the Romeo and Juliet trope by having the heroine be the most accomplished Reboot, while the hero is the least impressive (and most human) Reboot. The action, conspiracies, and slow-burn romance make Reboot and its sequel, Rebel, page-turners.
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Note: The review of the second book may discuss spoilers from the first book. (more…)Kylie Scott’s Stage Dive series is based on the theme: what happens in Vegas, stays there. But what everyone knows is that what happens doesn’t actually always stay there. And how true for the first couple of the Stage Dive series, Evelyn, and David!
I’m happy to say that I get to add another series centred around a famous band, and these books are definitely worth a re-read or two. And each story is unique and hints upon those frequented plots (married in Vegas, pretend couple and unrequited love) but with their own creative twists!
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Note: Each novel in this series is Standalone. (more…)
