Nice Catching You was my first book by Ryan Taylor and Joshua Hardwood, and strangely it was the first time I’d listened to Nick J Russo!
One Bite With A Vampire is the amazing second book in Louisa Master's Hidden Species series.
Code Red by N.R. Walker is an addictive and emotional examination of the pressures of life in the limelight.
Bunny play and MMM? Yes please, sign me up!
Finding Finn is the second book in the Forever Love series. It is a very romantic, funny, heartwarming, and hot, friends to lovers romance.
Felice Stevens' Fall Guy is a bodyguard romance with a difference. If you enjoy character driven romances, this is for you!
The first in a series of reviews that will discuss the books from the YBBB Giveaway
In Step is the third book in Jay Hogan's Painted Bay series. Fans of the series, have long waited for Kane's story - here it is!
I had such a good time reading this book. There is nothing suspicious about how sweet this story is!
Reviews of all stories featured in Volume 5 of the Heart2Heart Charity Anthology
Three gorgeous books in one review!
The Word Nerd Reviews team's best books for January 2022
This book was so much, it was sweet, it was hot, it was a little twisted, but in all the right ways.
I feel like I’m going to be on a forever quest to find more books just like this one, because I need more of this in my life!
Eden Finley's Mike Bravo Ops: Iris is an engaging, addictive and passionate read.
The first in a four book series about the same couple. I'm beating myself up for waiting so long to read this one I had a good time reading
Roommate Arrangement is the first book in the new series, Divorced Men's Club. The cast has been beautifully rendered with depth and humour.
When I say I want a sweet and fluffy book, I mean this book. This book is everything I have ever wanted.
Demons Do It Better is the first book in Louisa Masters' Hidden Species series. The series is now complete and all books now have audio too.
I really loved a lot of this book. It was angsty with of push and pull, but it was justified in the context of the book, it worked for me.
