Audiobook Review: Seat Mates by Cara Bastone Seatmate is the 3rd book in the Love Lines series by Bastone and it’s just a sweet and funny as the two previous books. This time around there’s no mistaken calls or texts involved instead the main characters, Sam and Gwen meet via a public bus. They are both […]
Audiobook Review: Sweet Talk by Cara Bastone Sweet Talk was another hit for me from Cara Bastone, and new to me narrators Lidia Dornet and Chris Brinkley where a hit as well. Last time around in Call Me Maybe, the couple met over the phone and talking and getting to know each other before they meet […]
The Friendship Pact Author: Jill Shalvis Reviewer: Jennifer Rating: A- What I’m Talking About: Again, Jill Shalvis brings a funny and heart warming story with her new release, The Friendship Pact, the second book in the Sunrise Cove series. The only connection between books is the sitting so feel free to start here and know you won’t […]
Audiobook review: Grey Magic by Jeffe Kennedy Grey Magic, the third (and final?) book in the Bonds of Magic series, picks up at the immediate moment the previous story ended. This book is not a standalone story! Gabriel and Nic have just discovered her alternate form and need to prove they are truly bonded so the Convocation […]
Audiobook review: Something Wilder by Christina Lauren Something Wilder is a story with different elements: romance, adventure, suspense and comedy. The romance goes from a sweet first love in the opening to 10 years later as a second chance romance. Lily and Leo fell in love one summer when she was 19 and he was 22. He […]
As Seen on TV Author: Meredith Schorr Reviewer: Jen Rating: A- What I’m Talking About: Adina grew up and lives in NYC. She and her mom moved there from a small town after her dad died when she was 3. Adina finds herself disenchanted with the big city, romanticizing small town USA after watching too […]
Audiobook review: Eternal Kiss of Darkness by Jeaniene Frost I am excited to participate in Anne’s read-along again this year. I listened to the Night Huntress books back circa 2015 and enjoyed them. Eternal Kiss of Darkness is one of two standalone romances that feature supporting characters and an HEA. I enjoyed my re-read tremendously, and […]
Audiobook review: Claws for Suspicion by Deborah Blake It’s been a few months since Kari bought the animal rescue shelter; most of the repairs are done and things are going smoothly. That is until Kari’s ex shows up telling her they are still married and he deserves half of her lottery winnings. But when Charlie dies […]
Dark Skye by Kresley Cole It’s no secret that I’m a HUGE Kresley Cole fan so you might be confused when I say that Dark Skye is the first book I’ve read by Cole. I’ve listened to all the Immortals After Dark books (and Cole’s other books) on audio. She has great narrators. But when I […]
The Other Half of the Grave Author: Jeaniene Frost Reviewer: Jennifer Rating: A+ What I’m Talking About: The Night Huntress series is one of my all time favorite series in the PNR/UF genre. I’ve read the first 4 books at least three times, and when I saw Frost was writing from Bones’ POV I knew […]
Go Hex Yourself Author: Jessica Clare Reviewer: Jen Rating: A- What I’m Talking About: When Reggie answers a help wanted ad from the paper, she never expects that magic is real and that she’d be learning to help cast spells. While her boss, Dru, is a bit eccentric, Reggie comes to enjoy her job, even if […]
The Lady Tempts an Heir Author: Harper St. George Reviewer: Ang Rating: A What I’m Talking About: I thoroughly enjoyed Lady Helena and Max when we were teased with them in The Devil and Heiress, and I was excited to see them get their own book. Ms. St. George does a lovely job taking us on a fabulous “will […]
Braking Day Author: Adam Oyebanji Reviewer: Nima Rating: A- What I’m Talking About: Braking Day, thoughtful debut offering by Adam Oyebanji, begins in the sixth generation of a seven-generation trip through space. The seventh generation are currently infants and toddlers. For genealogical purposes, a generation is typically defined as twenty years. That means that it’s […]
The Wedding Crasher Author: Mia Sosa Reviewer: Jen Rating: B+ What I’m Talking About: Solange reluctantly agrees to help her wedding planner cousin with bridal party makeup and regrets it from the start. But what makes it worse is that she overhears the bride-to-be confess her love to a man who isn’t the groom. Even though […]
Audiobook review: Murder in the East End by Jennifer Ashley Murder in the East End picks up a few weeks or so after the conclusion of the previous tale. This time around Kat is called to action by Daniel McAdam when he learns that some children and a nurse from the local Foundling Hospital are missing. Kat […]