Another Book, Another Destiny…
Kieran is the third and final book in the Blackwell Brothers Redemption series, and I went into it already loving this world and these characters. I’ve read and enjoyed both of the previous books, and I was so excited to see how Kieran’s story would unfold. Kieran is sent to a small town to reap … Continue reading Book Review: Kieran by N.J. Walters
I was so intrigued by Romantic Hero when I read the premise. A romance author accidentally bringing the villain from her unfinished novel into the real world is such a fun idea, and overall, I enjoyed it. Between the magical realism, the humor, and the romance, this was an entertaining read that felt quirky and … Continue reading Book Review: Romantic Hero by Kirsty Greenwood
Happy Tuesday! Today, we're celebrating five exciting new fiction releases on my radar. From historical romance to romantasy to some unique speculative fiction, they all sound great. Let's check them out! Can love survive an unbreakable curse? Kierse McKenna’s magic is bound to a man she hates―one who has spent lifetimes fighting the man she … Continue reading Today’s Hot New Releases: June 16, 2026
This was such a fantastic read and a great ending to the duology. I love the direction it went with the characters and plot, and the romance is positively swoon-worthy with some major fated mates, touch her and die vibes. Paisley goes through so much over the course of the story, and she learns a … Continue reading Book Review: Night Witch
Wildflower was such a charming cozy fantasy filled with flower magic, curses, and a slow-burn romance, but it also has a mystery at its heart that kept me invested from beginning to end. Becky Jenkinson created a unique world that felt whimsical and magical, and I found myself completely drawn into Fliss's journey. Between the … Continue reading Book Review: Wildflower by Becky Jenkinson
A Shop Girl's Guide to Wooing a Lord was a little different from what I expected. The title suggests a lighter, more playful historical romance, but the story spends a bit of time exploring the harsher realities of poverty in Regency England. Tamsin's life is difficult long before the book begins, and things only become … Continue reading Book Review: A Shop Girl’s Guide to Wooing a Lord
I’ve read and loved several of Catherine Bybee’s series over the years, so I went into Lead Me Home knowing I was in for a treat. The first book in the Queen Anne Hill series, the story follows Luna, a forensic accountant who has built a carefully controlled life after a difficult past, and Nate, … Continue reading Book Review: Lead Me Home by Catherine Bybee
This is a fun and touching addition to Briton’s series with great characters, a heist-based storyline, and a lovely romance. I also loved the messages about grief, family, and acceptance. Iris is a great FMC. She’s blunt and says what she’s thinking, and she sometimes makes social blunders. She was treated differently her entire life … Continue reading Book Review: You Had Me at Heist by Christina Britton
