⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Dare excels at launching a new series with an addictive first installment, and Ruin is the most addictive to date. Red Ridge Sinners is going to be a hell of a ride. River has come into her own in many ways. She’s no longer the meek girl we first met; she’s got a fire about her now that wasn’t there before. In some instances, … Continue reading RUIN by Caitlyn Dare ~ Review
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Soft Like Thunder is a remarkable start to the Savage U series. If you’ve read The Savage Crew, you’ve probably been intrigued by Hells (Helen) since she was introduced, and I’ll tell you that whatever you’ve imagined about her is only a fraction of who she is. Helen is more of a BA than I expected; she’s fiery and driven, determined to do whatever … Continue reading Soft Like Thunder by Julia Wolf ~ Review
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Greenes are one of my favorite fictional families; each book makes me wish that being adopted by a fictional family was a real thing. Posey is the ideal mix of sassy and sweet. She’s quick to toss sarcastic retorts at Gavin at every chance, but beneath that is a girl who just wants her mom to get everything she’s ever wanted, even if … Continue reading My Famous Frenemy by Piper Rayne ~ Review
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Empire of Sin is the second book in Kent’s Empire Series, and if Anastasia and Knox’s story teaches us anything, it’s that each book in the series keeps getting better. Empire of Sin isn’t quite as dark as Kent’s other works, but it’s no less captivating. I was looking forward to not only Knox’s narrative but also Anastasia’s because they both left a trail … Continue reading Empire of Sin by Rina Kent ~ Review
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Put Me in Detention has everything I love about Quinn’s novels: witty characters, laughter, a tension-filled slow burn, and, as always, she instills a lesson that we can carry with us long after we finish the book. I’d been looking forward to reading Cora’s story since we first met; there was something about her that drew me in, and as I read Put Me … Continue reading Put Me in Detention by Meghan Quinn ~ Review
#Mr. Silver is my new favorite in the Kings of Cypress Pointe series, and without a doubt, one of the top reads of 2021. While this is a stand-alone, I believe it’s best to read the series to fully appreciate it, as the dynamics of the Golden Crew play an important role in each couple’s story. Lexi is as sassy as they come; she doesn’t … Continue reading #Mr. Silver by Rachel Jonas and Nikki Thorne ~ Review
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Wicked Empire is a wickedly EPIC conclusion to Stella and Seb’s story. The moment I read the first few words, I knew there was no chance of me doing anything else until I read every word, and that proved to be exactly what happened with no conscious effort on my part. Every word intensified my craving to know how this would play out. I’m … Continue reading Wicked Empire by Tracy Lorraine ~ Review
Merciless Kings was an absolutely mind-blowing introduction to the Boneyard Kings world, with vengeful alpha-holes, an inquisitive girl, dark secrets, and even darker deeds that have yet to be revealed. Everly’s life had been turned upside down, and as if that wasn’t enough, she was sent to live in the United States with an uncle she barely knew. She was making the best of the … Continue reading Merciless Kings by Becca Steele and C. Lymari ~ Review
Wicked Trials takes up where Crooked Crows left off, all I can tell is to brace yourselves for a deliciously dark and wicked ride that you won’t want to end. AJ constantly displays that she isn’t a helpless damsel in distress; she’s feisty with a sharp tongue and has the BA skills to back it up. Her goals and the offer that would give her … Continue reading WICKED TRIALS by Elena Lawson ~ Review
Knockout is my new favorite in the Whiskey Dolls series. Layla was sweet and sassy, with a dash of sarcasm. She was also highly determined, and her positive outlook added to her admirability. Instead of becoming bitter and resentful, she became loving and offered every opportunity to wrap her love around others. She had every reason to be bitter and a list of reasons that … Continue reading Knockout by Jessica Prince ~ Review
