As I mentioned in my mini-review of the first book in this series, Beyond Scandal and Desire, Lorraine Heath writes emotional, soapy historical romances with plots that can be over-the-top at times. This means that the author's entire body of work is hit or miss for me, but this one was a hit.
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More mini-reviews! An m/f historical, an m/f contemporary, and an m/m paranormal.
Sweet Disaster is a steamy romantic comedy with a delightful supporting cast. The middle sags a bit, as the central conflict hinges on the male main character moving for a job, but the awkward details and chemistry between the leads is enough to save it.
If you've ever wanted to read a Dracula retelling in which Mina and her best friend Lucy are actually in love... Avon Gale and Roan Parrish are here to deliver what you need!
This month, we have a whole bunch of romances and a couple of books with strong romantic elements for you. Plus, Amy shares a how-to cosplay video!
Last week, we shared Shira's recommendations for
contemporary f/f romance. This week, it's all historical! Let's get to it.
The latest edition of Ninestar Press's Once Upon a Rainbow series is thoroughly charming. The premise is simple: queer retellings of classic fairy tales, but the execution is, for lack of a better word, magical. I haven't read the first two volumes, but bought them immediately upon finishing this review copy. As with their Into the Mystic anthologies, Ninestar's editorial chops are on full display here - none of the stories stand out as "filler." Yes, there are a few that worked better for me than others, but most of that is personal preference, not objective quality issues.
Ready for school? For 2019? For a post-summer (or winter, hiiii southern hemisphere!) reset? Let's do this.
Here's the problem with planners - you only need one, maybe two, but there are so very many cute ones out there. Here's how we're coping - by sharing with all of you.
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