• Pansies By Alexis Hall Book Review

    Pansies is a story about toxic masculinity and the struggle of finding yourself when you discover your sexuality later in life. It’s deep themes but there’s also an intoxicating bullies-to-lovers romance with a second chance trope that keeps it light and exciting.

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  • Priest By Sierra Simone Book Review

    I wasn’t sure what to expect from this book. I’m not Catholic, so I didn’t have any prejudices or hang-ups about the male character being a priest (unless you count thinking they have a toxic culture in leadership). It’s actually prettier than I expected, and more religious than I expected. But what it definitely is, is a book all about sex! Read More

  • You’re The Problem, It’s You By Emma Alban

    Emma Alban’s You’re The Problem, It’s You, is a queer regency romance with rose-tinted glasses. Being gay back in that world would have been heartbreaking and difficult, but Alban dreams up a fairytale so that everyone gets the happily ever after that they deserve. Read More

  • The Crown Of Oaths And Curses By J. Bree Book Review

    I loved J Bree’s The Bonds That Tie series. It was like crack, fun, dramatic, smutty crack. When I saw she’d started a new series I was excited to pick it up and fall into another of her worlds. But this story has a lot more of what annoys me about her writing than what addicts me. Read More

  • Punk 57 By Penelope Douglas Book Review

    Punk 57 is a hot mess. It’s sexy and gripping, but it’s still a hot mess full of unbelievable drama and crazy characters. Read More

  • Hell Bent By Leigh Bardugo Book Review

    I found this book so creepy reading it late at night. I don’t know if it was because I was staying in a new place but it would just leave me with a feeling of unease. I don’t read horror books, because I’m a wimp, and I did not expect the level of creep in this book. Read More

  • Ninth House By Leigh Bardugo Book Review

    This book is spooky. But in such a good way. It’s not trying overtly to be scary, it’s just the uncanny world that Leigh Bardugo has created. A place just outside of our perception that may or may not be real. Full of death and strangeness and power. Read More

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