Welcome to the March edition of mini-reviews! Four books this time, including a gothic, a m/m Victorian paranormal, and two m/f farmer books.
Suzanne

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Mini-Reviews, March 15, 2018
[fa icon="calendar'] Mar 15, 2018 10:42:00 AM / by Suzanne posted in review
Good Rep, Captain America, and What's Next - An Interview with Talia Hibbert
[fa icon="calendar'] Mar 11, 2018 9:56:45 AM / by Suzanne posted in interview
Talia Hibbert is a contemporary romance author from the UK and her books have magically taken over my Twitter feed in the last few months. She lives up to the hype and happens to be hilarious as well. Read on for a super-official interview with her!
The Decades Project, Comics, and Writing African-American History - An Interview with Kaia Danielle
[fa icon="calendar'] Mar 6, 2018 10:00:00 AM / by Suzanne posted in interview
Rewind: Way Down Deep, by Charlotte Stein and Cara McKenna
[fa icon="calendar'] Mar 1, 2018 9:00:00 AM / by Suzanne
The post below originally ran at Heroes & Heartbreakers and is no longer available there, so we're reposting it here!
Friendship, Xena, and Toronto: An Interview with Jenny Holiday
[fa icon="calendar'] Feb 28, 2018 2:00:00 PM / by Suzanne posted in interview
Jenny Holiday's latest book, ONE AND ONLY, starts a new series called Bridesmaids Behaving Badly. I loved it, so we asked Jenny to stop by and tell us a little about the book, what's next, and what she's been reading!
Review: A Princess in Theory, by Alyssa Cole
[fa icon="calendar'] Feb 28, 2018 11:35:02 AM / by Suzanne
Alyssa Cole writes amazing novels across many subgenres and she deserves all the praise heaped upon her. A PRINCESS IN THEORY is grown up Princess Diaries written for all the women who've been waiting for a princess who looks like them. It's one of those books that everyone can and should love, but means so much more to black women that it really doesn't and shouldn't matter what I have to say. (I mean, I loved it and you should go buy/read it, but my analysis isn't going to be as good.)
Review: One and Only, by Jenny Holiday
[fa icon="calendar'] Feb 27, 2018 7:18:08 AM / by Suzanne posted in review
Jenny Holiday's ONE AND ONLY is one of those books that leaves you smiling at the end. It's full of elements that are delightful on their own, but combined make something full of hope and joy and laughter. And hot sex. That, too. Jane is a YA fantasy author who cosplays Xena at one point in the book. XENA. This line is what got me to pick up the book, but I stayed for a bunch of reasons.
Top Off Your TBR: March 2018 Edition
[fa icon="calendar'] Feb 26, 2018 4:00:53 PM / by Suzanne posted in new releases
Spring is almost here! We're looking forward to March for a bunch of reasons, not the least of which are these lovely books.
LiP's Top February Reads
[fa icon="calendar'] Feb 26, 2018 2:52:01 PM / by Suzanne
We talk a lot about the books we're excited for, new releases, and so on. But what books did we actually read and love? Our team whittled down their lists to one (or not) top picks for the month.
Sexy Geeks, Pen Names, and Writing With Friends: An Interview with Melissa Blue
[fa icon="calendar'] Feb 22, 2018 9:00:00 AM / by Suzanne posted in interview
Melissa Blue (@mel_the_great) is a geek and a romance writer, which means her books are full of sexy geeks falling in love. She even has a series called #dirtysexygeeks. As is usually the case with interviews, we asked her a bunch of questions and she answered them!