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Review : The Call-Up by K.C. Carmichael
I did not read the first book in this series (The Kennedy Rule) and I appreciate…
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Review : Operation Boyfriend by Zarah Detand
A fun, flirty, fake-dating romcom, packed with communication and overflowing with reasoned decision-making, Zarah Detand’s Operation…
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Review : How to Fake It in Society by KJ Charles
As is her trend, KJ Charles delivers another emotionally complex, witty, and thoroughly researched historical MM…
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Review : First to Finish by Rebecca J. Caffrey
I wouldn’t call myself an F1 fan, but Pole Position, the first in this series, I…
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Review : And Now, Back to You by B.K. Borison
When Harry Met Sally is my favourite movie, so when I saw that B.K. Borison (by…
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Review : The Dark Lord’s Guide to Dating and Other War Crimes by Tiffany Hunt
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Dark Lord in possession of a vastly powerful…
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Review : The Sacred Space Between by Kalie Reid
The Sacred Space Between starts strong, and Reid shows a keen attention to detail and advanced sentence-level…
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Review : The Leather Boys by Gillian Freeman
The Leather Boys is not a bad book. It is an important book. A spiritual sibling…
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Review : The Princess Knight by Cait Jacobs
A strikingly well-penned debut inspired by Irish folklore, The Princess Knight is a love letter to…
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