Reviews
Love Burns Bright – Rien Gray
Another compelling book in the Fatal Fidelity series from Gray. I read this in quick succession after the second instalment – Love Bleeds Deep as I find Campbell so fascinating and captivating as a character. This book felt slightly different to the other two, in that the relationship between Justine and Campbell never feels at … Continue reading Love Burns Bright – Rien Gray
Love Bleeds Deep – Rien Gray
I love a morally grey character, and I think Campbell is probably as dark a grey as you can get without being completely in the black. They’ve fast become my favourite non-binary character, and whilst I know the topics of this series won’t be for everyone, I never hesitate to recommend the first book in … Continue reading Love Bleeds Deep – Rien Gray
Words Unsaid – K.G. MacGregor
A different but at the same time familiar new entry to the Shaken series from MacGregor. It’s hard to say you enjoy a book when it contains such difficult subject matter, but it had lots of great features that I really liked. I read all five books in this series one after the other, so … Continue reading Words Unsaid – K.G. MacGregor
Zero Chill – Carolyn Elizabeth
I read both Dirt Nap and Zero Chill one after the other, and I have to say it was great to immerse myself in the world of Corey and Thayer for a while. They’re are now living together in Thayer’s lake house, trying to live a more peaceful life than their first six months together … Continue reading Zero Chill – Carolyn Elizabeth
Across the Hall – Kat Jackson
This was a nice easy read that I enjoyed a lot. Caitlin is recently divorced, moved into a new condo next door to her best friend, and about to begin a new job as a substitute English teacher. The only thing she’s interested in right now is work. Mallory is a history teacher with a … Continue reading Across the Hall – Kat Jackson
Cure for Insomnia – Laina Villeneuve
I found this to be surprisingly enjoyable. It’s my first Villeneuve book and reading the blurb I wasn’t sure if this would be too science heavy for me. Instead I found that the science was one of the things I really liked about the book. Karla is a research scientist, spending the majority of her … Continue reading Cure for Insomnia – Laina Villeneuve
One Little Yes – Jamey Moody
Having enjoyed the Your Way series, I was definitely looking forward to reading One Little Yes, and it didn’t disappoint. Whilst it was missing something for me to be a five star book, I thought Moody did a great job of looking at the characters situations and approaching them from a different point of view. … Continue reading One Little Yes – Jamey Moody
A Perfect Mess – Sienna Waters
3.75 stars. This is a sweet, return to small hometown romance. Del left her hometown as soon as she could. Having never quite found home elsewhere, when she gets a phone call from her father asking her to return home and look his shop whilst he’s on the run from the IRS, she takes it … Continue reading A Perfect Mess – Sienna Waters
Reach the Stars – Lily Seabrooke
This was a cute novella from Seabrooke. Emmy finds herself competing in a reality TV singing contest, something she never expected would be a possibility. She’s a kind, bubbly, sweet person, who stands out both for her demeanour and her talent. Kat is a singing contest veteran. Bowled over by Emmy, she finds herself stuck … Continue reading Reach the Stars – Lily Seabrooke
Spellbound – Ophelia Silk
I really enjoyed this one. It’s not my usual thing, I rarely read fiction that involves magic and the like, nor am I historical fiction fan, but I found myself attracted to the potential storyline here and I’m really glad to say I liked it a lot. Jane lives a relatively normal life for a … Continue reading Spellbound – Ophelia Silk
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