Recent Release Book Review: Black & White: An MM Shifter Romantic Suspense Novel (ORCA Book 1) by Vinni George

Reviewed by Sadonna   TITLE:  Black & White: An MM Shifter Romantic Suspense Novel SERIES:  ORCA AUTHOR:  Vinni George PUBLISHER:  Self-published LENGTH:  212 pages RELEASE DATE:  June 6, 2024 BLURB: Nero Hunter is tired. He’s tired of early mornings chasing down skips. He’s tired of Shamu Read more

Recent Release Review: Lost in Someone (Calstone Cove #2) by JJ Harper

Reviewed by Kat   TITLE: Lost In Someone SERIES: Calston Cove (Book 2) AUTHOR: JJ Harper PUBLISHER: Self Published LENGTH: 246 pages RELEASE DATE: May 28, 2024 BLURB: Lost In Someone It only takes one night to turn their lives Read more

Release Day Review: A Stealthy Situation (Franklin U 2 #2) by Saxon James

Reviewed by Ro     TITLE: A Stealthy Situation SERIES: Franklin U, Season 2 AUTHOR: Saxon James PUBLISHER: Self Published LENGTH: 294 pages RELEASE DATE:  June 14, 2024 BLURB: Harrison My life’s goal? Make plants fun! I’m gonna be fighting Read more

Blog Tour incl Exclusive Excerpt & Giveaway: Kady Cordova – Fractured Hope (Hope’s Ridge #1)

Blog Tour, Exclusive Excerpt & Giveaway: Fractured Hope by Kady Cordova Hope’s Ridge, Book 1 Can I really escape hell to find all I’ve ever longed for? Bodhi Finding yourself is hard. Finding someone you can truly trust is harder. Read more

Audio Book Review: A (Non) Comprehensive Guide to Sea Serpents (Sorcerer’s Grimoire #1) by AJ Sherwood (Author) &

Reviewed by Sadonna   TITLE:  A (Non) Comprehensive Guide to Sea Serpents SERIES: Sorcerer’s Grimoire #1 AUTHOR: AJ Sherwood NARRATORS:  David Lee Huynh LENGTH:  9 hours and 51 minutes PUBLISHER: Podium Audio RELEASE DATE: March 19, 2024 BLURB: Two new apprentices. One charming Read more

Recent Release Book Review: Sunrise (Down the Shore #1) by Evie McGlynn

Reviewed by Sadonna   TITLE:  Sunrise SERIES:  Down the Shore AUTHOR:  Evie McGlynn PUBLISHER:  Self-published LENGTH:   360 pages RELEASE DATE:  May 29, 2024 BLURB: Miguel From the time I was in elementary school, it was clear I was never going to pass for straight. It Read more