I’ve been in a book slump again and not connecting to anything I’ve been reading. I don’t normally opt for college or bully romances but I was expecting Noxious Boys to drag me out of that dark hole. No pressure there for K. L. Taylor-Lane. If you’ve read enough of Taylor-Lane’s books then you’ll know there’s a certain vibe to her writing. Honestly, I didn’t […]
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When you see a book called Ghost Dick, you absolutely have to read it, no matter what may be contained within its pages. I’ll admit that I had absolutely no clue what to expect from this book, beyond it being a dark, taboo romance. Taboo’s not normally my thing – it doesn’t get me going the way it does some of you smut lovers –
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AJ Merlin is back, and bringing us all the omegaverse vibes meshed with her signature style. The result is mysterious, and with fabulous characters packed into an addictive read. Mercy has gotten into the prestigious Winter Grove university where she plans to study so she never has to be one of those omegas, the ones that rely on their pack for everything and can’t stand
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It’s all kicking off in Saint View and, you guessed it, Lacey is at the centre of the chaos. Those new characters that appeared at the end of Dangerous Little Secrets are there to cause some serious trouble and reveal some shocking truths (as if we haven’t had enough of those already). After the first two books in the trilogy showed women being beaten down
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After that shocking cliffhanger we were left with at the end of Devious Little Liars it was hard to see how Lacey, Rafe, and Banjo’s relationship could recover. Then there was Lacey; after everything she’d been put through someone just had to come and kick her while she was down. I’m not going to say it’s all good (because clearly, it isn’t) but it does
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I kinda got to know the town of Saint View all out of order. My first introduction to the wrong side of town was in the Saint View Prison series, which was a fabulous read. One of the characters from Saint View High makes a brief crossover into the prison, but it never really occurred to me to go back and read the series. After
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You know a book is going to be a fun read when it gives you a first line like that. Way to suck me in and get the curiosity going. In fact, Steffanie Holmes managed to make me as inquisitive as her protagonist, George. George is a quirky but absolutely lovable character. She’s the sort of person I would’ve hung out with (decades ago, when
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A review of Burn For Me, the new book by Sara Cate
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The prequel to A Legacy of Sorrow – A History of Violence – was my introduction to bully romance (an oxymoron if ever I heard one). I loved the mystery of it, the secrets that were gradually revealed while still leaving you thirsting for more. I had hoped that A Legacy of Sorrow would be a continuation of this, but unfortunately, it didn’t quite live
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