Genre: Romance

Missing that Romance Novel Spark | Too Wilde to Wed by Eloisa James

After reading Wilde in Love and immediately falling in love with James’s writing and story, I couldn’t resist reading Too Wilde to Wed early and sharing my thoughts. While I will certainly continue reading books in this series, this one didn’t live up to the first book. I felt like I read two different stories. The first half followed the romantic set-up with […]

Book Review on May 20, 2018
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The Serpent by Sarah Fine (#CoverReveal)

Good morning, Knights! How has your Tuesday been so far? Good? (I hope so!) I’m bringing a new cover to you for Sarah Fine’s upcoming novel, The Serpent! You might know her other works such as the Impostor Queen series among others. Now 47North is bringing you her new adult urban fantasy/paranormal romance! Y’all, I used to binge-read this genre SO […]

Promo on April 3, 2018
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Light, Fun, and Saved the Series | Lady Be Reckless by Megan Frampton

While Lady Be Bad didn’t set me up with much hope for this series, Lady Be Reckless helped save it from total demise. Featuring the next of the Howlett sisters, this romance follows Olivia on her quest to win the heart of Lord Carson, the man who her sister was supposed to marry (for that particular story, check out the first book in the series). […]

Book Review on March 23, 2018
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Promising Story, Mediocre Execution | Lady Be Bad by Megan Frampton

Lady Be Bad is yet another historical romance I’ve added to my list of promising stories with mediocre execution. I don’t feel particularly strongly about any elements in the book because, frankly, I didn’t care about the story or characters enough to bother. Eleanor needs to marry well in order to raise her family up in the eyes of society. The […]

Book Review on March 17, 2018
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Review - The First Kiss of Spring by Emily March

I have a lot of mixed feelings about The First Kiss of Spring. This was probably one of the first romances I’ve read where some of the harsher truths of reality were brought to the forefront. Definite trigger warnings for addiction and drug abuse, as well as child abuse in lesser detail. Let’s start with Caitlin. She acts like a child […]

Book Review on February 20, 2018
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