How to Get a Life in Ten Dates by Jenny L. Howe is a very enjoyable romcom, with a plus sized heroin who, while she does have issues, is at least comfortable in her own skin. Haleigh has been in love with Jack for years, but after a disastrous trip several years before, they haveContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: How to Get a Life in Ten Dates by Jenny L. Howe”
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ARC Review: The Wolf Professor by Lilith Stone
The Wolf Professor is book 7 in the Motham City Monsters series by Lilith Stone, a paranormal romance series set in a world where monsters have been segregated from humans for many years, but that has been gradually changing. Charlie has taken a job as assistant to Max, a historian and author. Charlie has hadContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: The Wolf Professor by Lilith Stone”
ARC Review: No Ordinary Duchess by Elizabeth Hoyt
No Ordinary Duchess is book 3 in the Greycourt series by Elizabeth Hoyt, but it may be read as a standalone novel. Elspeth is the younger sister of Julian’s former friend, a man he betrayed years ago when his own sister was killed. Now, Julian and his family are being tormented by his uncle, theContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: No Ordinary Duchess by Elizabeth Hoyt”
ARC Review: Regency Christmas Weddings
Regency Christmas Weddings is an anthology with three regency period romances that occur during the Christmas season. A Mistletoe Kiss for the Governess by Christine Merrill Major Frederick Preston returns from the war to his two daughters, and their elderly (he thinks) governess, Charlotte Lewis. I loved that these two came to know each otherContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: Regency Christmas Weddings”
ARC Review: What the Fang by Jo-Ann Carson
What the Fang is book 4 in Jo-Ann Carson’s Fangsters series, a series about a witch who is blackmailed into heading up a school for delinquent vampires. This time around, Rebel is looking for a Fang Hunter, someone who is stealing the fangs of her vampire charges while they sleep, so that they can sellContinueContinue reading “ARC Review: What the Fang by Jo-Ann Carson”
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