Tagged was my favorite of December-loved the whole trilogy. My top read of the year is Blood Over Bright Haven by M.L. Wang - an excellent standalone fantasy everyone should read.
Tagged was my favorite of December-loved the whole trilogy. My top read of the year is Blood Over Bright Haven by M.L. Wang - an excellent standalone fantasy everyone should read.
She is 21 and he I think is maybe 32 or so, and while I've read plenty category romances over the years that featured a similar age gap it just seemed a little uncomfortable. Maybe because they‘re also step-cousins, and he says at one point he's waited 2 years for her to notice him as a man and not just her step-cousin. But there was lots of lovely banter that made me smile and at times laugh.
I enjoyed this but I think with all the holiday happenings I finished feeling like I didn‘t love it as much as her Fake Mate. Hoping she continues on with cryptid romance!
Book 86 of 2024
Fun and unexpected, I really enjoyed this fake dating trope that was different than any others I‘ve read. I loved the body positivity, the librarian FMC, and the work that these two do on themselves to make themselves confident and their relationship stronger. All that and spice too! #BookspinBingo @TheAromaofBooks
A great ending to this paranormal trilogy. Epic and heartwarming. Bebe really is the best! 5⭐️
A spicy rom-com set in the Scottish highlands of loch ness. Keyanna 'Key' MacKay returns to her ancestral home after her father's death to reconnect with her paternal relatives. A chance encounter with the rugged local, Lachlan, leads to secrets uncovered and a mystical connection to the legendary cryptid Nessie. It definitely fits the trope of shifter/monster romance.😉😅🤣
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A famous singer known for her Christmas songs hasn‘t been home in 15 years, but when she briefly comes home to pick up her father for vacation events unfold to keep her there. She receives mystery cards with Christmas song lyrics and she‘s taken on a scavenger hunt to figure out who it is. Told like an old-fashioned radio show the best part is the singing. A fine uplifting Christmas story.
This is cute! Pretty heavy on the OCD and ADHD storylines, which is nice representation. Overall it is a light fairly predictable romance, I really liked the ending.