Review from Rhythm’s Blues →
This could have been way better … she did state that she didn’t want to be in the spotlight, but you want him to let people know he has a girlfriend and just assume people want to try to figure that out. She was just to extra for me . and the voices were terrifying..
After finishing the final book in the A Staten Island Love Letter series, The Forgotten Borough, by Jaquel J., I’m left feeling genuinely hopeful and fulfilled. Everything came together in a way that felt earned and satisfying, giving the characters and storylines the closure I was hoping for. While part of me wants more time..
Review from A Staten Island Love Letter 4: The Forgotten Borough →
I just finished A Staten Island Love Letter Book 4, and whew… that ending was WILD. So much happened—good and bad—and while some moments definitely shocked me, a few storylines weren’t my favorite. I could kind of see where things were leading, but the execution didn’t always hit for me. This wasn’t my favorite book..
Losing Sight by Tati Richardson is one of those stories that quietly sneaks up on you and then taps you on the shoulder like, hey… pay attention. What starts as a light, relatable premise turns into a thoughtful exploration of identity, timing, and what happens when life forces you to slow down and actually look..
Review from Hunted, Season Two →
This is thrilling. It was a good continuation. The characters are still rough around the edges, but this smoothly work together.. Xavier’s definitely one of the most entertaining authors and could have been a comedian if not an author.
Review from A Promising Remedy →
The southern accent was not what I expected at all… but the story line was awesome and that’s what keep me listening.
Review from Where Secrets Find Solace →
Loved this story. It was steady paced and easy to envision. The author did a great job with managing the high emotions in a solid way, not too unbelievable for the situation.
Have you ever read a book and didn’t know if you were rooting for a happily ever after or not? This book is REALLY GOOD and had me in emotional knots from beginningto end. The two main characters “shouldn’t” be together. A part of me wanted them to do the “right” thing while questioning the..
Review from Rhythm’s Blues →
I like the story. This is true for so many when it comes to letting go and finding your happy ending.
✨ No Coincidence: When a One-Night Stand Becomes a Fight for Forever! Tiffany Patterson has done it again! No Coincidence is an absolutely well-loved story of desire, want, and the undeniable pull of fate. Set in the familiar and beloved world of Williamsport, this BWWM romance proves that some connections are simply too powerful to..