Book Review #74: Dear Roomie by Michelle Angelle

Ghita's dating life is a disaster. I mean, the woman literally invented a (NOT) dating app, and even she can't find companionship with it! But maaaaaybe, love is something that doesn't always follow the nice, clean algorithm we expect it to. Enter Logan--a complicated man with a spark Ghita can't deny. I've read everything Michelle …

Book Review #72: Hierarchy of Blood (Jennifer Haskin)

Marishel has her entire life figured out. Right now, she works as a seamstress in the Needles, a dark corner of the dwarf planet she resides on, but soon, so soon, she's going to break free of the cold days and run away to the warm heat lamps of the Farmlands. That is, until she's …

Book Review #71: Someday, Sometime, A Genie Awaits (Andrei Saygo)

William's life seems to be falling apart on him. Catfished by his long-term girlfriend, alone in a foreign country, jobless, and hopeless--he doesn't have much left to be proud of or to care about. Then, he meets Adra, a mysterious, alluring woman who can speak more languages than he can and tells stories about the …

Book Review #67: Until Next Year by Michelle Angelle

I've become sort of a romance junkie... At first, I thought it was a problem, but I'm starting to realize that whatever makes me happy in life should be embraced! ... Even if it's fictional couples falling in love... lol I'm a huge fan of Michelle Angelle! This author duo has NEVER done wrong by …

Book Review #65: Cursed (Lost in the Vast #3)

With every jump through time, bonds splinter just a little more. The bonds between friends. The bonds holding reality together. The bonds of the human mind. The bonds that separate worlds. Alexis, Cole, Trent, and Dante find themselves in an new reality full of monsters, but little do they know, the real monster is already …

Book Review #61: Some of It was Real by Nan Fischer

I picked this book up on a whim. There's a reviewer that I follow on BookTok and Goodreads who writes the most hilarious reviews (talking about you, Ayman, even though you'll never, ever see this) and I saw it pop up on her timeline saying, and I quote: "I've never read anything like this." I …

Book Review #56: Rapid Eye Movement by Amanda Sheridan

Lucy has a rather simple life. She gets up every morning, cares for her two wonderful daughters, does the job of her dreams, and spends her free time with her loving husband. Everything is wonderful and exactly how it should be. Until she falls asleep. At night, Lucy is thrown head first into another world, …

Book Review #54: Hammer my Heart by Michelle Angelle

Reality TV was NOT made for the weak of heart. So when Sam signs up for the famous carpentry-based TV show Go Hard or Go Home, she steels her heart and mind for the competition. What she doesn't expect is a gorgeous Clark Kent doppelganger who is good at marketing and charming a crowd, two …

Book Review #53: The Ashes of Hope and Hunger by Dawn Jonckowski

Arba never wanted to be a Wife. A wife, maybe, with a lowercase 'w' but never a Wife. She's dreamed of bodice-ripping romance all her life, devouring Earthen books through back alley networks across the universe, but this marriage, all that it entails, it's nothing like what she wanted. But her planet is dying and …

Book Review #52: The Weight of Stars and Suns by Dawn C. Jonckowski

On the planet of Tav, there are two factions--The Tavarians and the humans. Marooned on the planet a hundred years ago, the humans are now slaves to the local Tavarians. Their latest rebellion, though, lands one particularly snarky rebel in prison, and that's where he'll meet a certain Tavarian princess, one trying her best to …