Review from Mr. Collins in Love →
I didn’t think it was possible! Lee Welsh has reinterpreted Mr. Collins as such a lovely and sympathetic young man who just wants to be able to survive in a world he doesn’t fully understand and love whom he loves. Highly recommend!
Review from The Incubus’s Assistant →
I found this novel fun. I’d give it 3-4 🌶, but absolutely NSFW. I will definitely read the next in the series
Review from Mortal Skin →
I actually didn’t like this book too much at the beginning because Ash was a bit annoying. This book is only in his PoV and I really wanted Lonan’s perspective as well. Starting on the 2nd book we start getting Lonan’s PoV which was great. I understand why the 1st book only had Ash’s PoV,..
Review from The Unseelie King →
I loved the story. It seemed like an old school fairy tale or Grimm story.
Review from Sparktopia →
Some spice that was satisfying. Overall, it’s a low-key masterpiece. The characters are addictive.
I loved the multi view points of the characters! So well written 🙂 Thank you for the amazing story OX
Review from The Cuckoo’s Call →
Oh my goodness! How is it that I waited so long to put this book at the top of my TBR? Spectacular! Beautiful. Enchanting. Swoon-worthy. Wren is one of the most wonderful characters I’ve ever encountered, and I ached for Mateo like he was my own. A tender hearted optimist, and a grumbly hardened millionaire…
Review from Wear It Like a Crown →
I love a good royal/commoner romance, and this story’s set-up for the characters’ meeting was both cute and believable. However, the story’s conflict involves the hand-wringing main characters annoying each other and everyone around them with their inability to honestly communicate. Not sure how many times I yelled at the characters in frustration, “Just tell..
Review from A Betrayal of Storms →
A Betrayal of Storms opens the Realm of Fey series with lush worldbuilding and a high-stakes realm of half-fey heirs, war, and hidden legacy, but the pace crawls as it sets up the war between humans and fey. Ben Alderson crafts evocative magic—ice, courts, ancient power—but the emotional beats and character chemistry feel buried under..
Review from We’re Not Safe Here →
This was a bit nostalgic as I grew up a fan of mystery and supernatural shows like the X-files. The full cast of voices brought it to life along with the creepy background music. It had me intrigued and weirded out by the creatures so I wanted to know more. But the end left me..