The Letter from Briarton Park is an utterly captivating read—I couldn’t put it down! With a perfect blend of swoon-worthy romance, mystery, and historical intrigue, this story is a must-read for fans of Regency fiction. Though letters may not hold the same importance today, one life-changing letter sets Cassandra on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering…
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Wicked Beauty by Katee Robert | Book Review
Wow—just when I thought the first two books in the series couldn’t get any hotter, this third installment absolutely blew me away! It’s not just steamy—it’s explosive. The chemistry between this ménage à trois is off-the-charts intense, and the heat they generate could burn down Olympus itself. From the fiery passion to the emotional depth,…
For the Strange and Surprising by M.F. Adele | Book Review
For the Strange and Surprising is a light, slow-burn fantasy romance that had me smiling from start to finish. Ada, the FMC, is an absolute delight—relatable, witty, and endlessly curious. She’s strong in a quiet, natural way, handling the bizarre world she’s thrown into with far more grace and humor than I ever could! The…
Pignon Scorbion & the Barbershop Detectives by Rick Bleiweiss | Book Review
Chief Inspector Pignon Scorbion was craving a challenge—something to engage his sharp intellect. Fortunately, his new post in the British hamlet of Haxford in 1910 delivered just that. A chance reunion with his old acquaintance, barber Calvin Brown, led Scorbion to set up an unconventional detective’s office in Brown’s Barbershop, where an eclectic cast of…
Bull Moon Rising by Ruby Dixon | Book Review
The story centers around Aspeth, the daughter of a nobleman whose estate has fallen on hard times. Desperate to bring in much-needed money without being forced into an unwanted marriage, Aspeth decides to pursue her lifelong dream—joining the Royal Artifactual Guild. However, the guild doesn’t welcome women without a chaperone, so she agrees to marry…
Bound to the Shadow Prince by Ruby Dixon | Book Review
I feel that I should warn you right off the bat that this is a long read. Ruby has a few other books like this and I felt that I should let you know that it took me a couple of sittings to read this. Now that said if you like fantasy romance this is…
The Liars Beneath by Heather Van Fleet | Book Review
The YA mystery thriller, “The Liars Beneath,” left me with chills as the plot unfolded, showcasing an incredible number of twists and turns that had my heart racing. Despite initially doubting my enjoyment, the story’s progression, especially following protagonists Ben and Becca, kept me engaged. While I managed to guess the killer, the unexpected events…
A Rip Through Time by Kelley Armstrong | Book Review
In this enthralling murder mystery with a unique twist set against the backdrop of 2019 Edinburgh, Mallory, a seasoned 30-year-old homicide detective, experiences an unforeseen journey when a heroic rescue during a routine coffee break thrusts her into the unfamiliar territory of 1869. Inhabiting the body of 19-year-old housemaid Catriona, Mallory grapples with the challenges…
A Poisonous Page by Kitt Crowe | Book Review
While I hadn’t delved into the first book of the series, diving into this one didn’t leave me feeling like I missed any crucial details, and the story was easy to follow. Crafted by an engaging author, this cozy mystery from the Sweet Fiction Bookshop series captivated me with its three-dimensional, charming characters. The dynamics…
Mystic Bonds by CC Solomon | Book Review
In this first installment of a paranormal series, the narrative unfolds in our world, where a woman’s life takes a drastic turn as people begin exhibiting supernatural traits for unknown reasons. The emergence of werewolves, mages, warlocks, witches, fairies, vampires, and more accompanies her newfound witchy powers. However, the story reveals that normal humans seek…
