Sophie Steinbeck and Max Parks have sworn off love. In fact, these two cynics are co-objectors in their side gig which allows them to spare other brides and grooms the embarrassment of cancelling or calling off a wedding. They soon realize that spending even more time together might just help get them to the next…
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Murder Road
I completely enjoy the way that Simone St. James weaves mysteries, thrillers, paranormal, and a little bit of horror together. She’s an auto buy author and I always know I’m going to enjoy her books. Follow April and Eddie on their honeymoon, Murder Road, has all the 90’s vibes. While on their way to a…
Death in the Dark Woods
The second in the Monster Hunter series! Morgan is back and is once again being asked to help investigate a potential cryptid sighting in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. This time She’s called in to search for evidence of a Bigfoot type creature that is being accused of multiple murders. With the help of her dog…
A Death in Door County
Morgan Carter, the owner as a quirky bookstore and a self-taught cryptozoologist spends her time investigating interesting cryptids, just as her late parents did. When unexplained murders begin happening on the shores of Lake Michigan, the new Chief of Police Jon Flanders, comes to Morgan to help solve the case. Does Lake Michigan have a…
Village in the Dark
In the second installment of the Cara Kennedy series, we pick up right where we left off in City Under One Roof. As I mentioned in my review of City Under One Roof, I love a good Alaskan setting for mysteries and thrillers, so I was more than excited to continue on with this series. Without…
Last Call at the Local
Give me a good romance set in the Scottish Highlands or in Ireland and I am soldddddd. Last Call at the Local was no different, and I adored this heartfelt Irish romance. Raine has always struggled with ADHD. After dropping out of med school she’s diving headfirst into her music and playing around Europe. When…
The Fake Mate
I have never read a shapeshifter romance before. While I love fantasy, romantasy, and romance books, but have just never had the desire to pick one up. But I’ve heard great things about Lana Ferguson’s books so when Berkley sent me a copy, I decided to give it a whirl. From the first chapter, we…
The Gentleman’s Gambit
After not enjoying Portraits of a Scotsman too much (Hattie is the worst), I was leery going into the newest installment of The League of Extraordinary Women. Have no fear though because Catriona Campbell has saved us. We finally get to get inside Catriona Campbell’s head in The Gentleman’s Gambit. Catriona is spending the summer…
Portrait of a Scotsman
I adore this series. It’s educational, charming, spicy, and filled with independent women during a time when women were seen as property. I’ve loved all our couples (Lucie and Tristan, Annabell and Sebastian) and I have loved Hattie’s character since Bringing Down the Duke, so I was extra thrilled to finally get a love story…
Black Sheep
Another weird, page turning novel from Rachel Harrison. Her books, while usually labeled horror tend to be campier in nature than truly scary. Black Sheep which follows Vesper as she tries and fails to distance herself from her family and their eccentric religious group. After trying to make it on her own, she gets an…