Review: Charming as Puck by Pippa Grant
Synopsis: The man could charm the panties off a nun... Nick Murphy. Hockey god. My best friend’s big brother. My friend-with-mindblowing-benefits. The best thing to happen to my nether regions…
Review: Teasing the Princess by Nana Malone
Synopsis: Roone… She’s gone. Someone took her from me. I knew I wasn’t supposed to fall in love. But I did it anyway. And now it might have cost my…
Review: Marry Me by Samantha Lind
Synopsis: What do you do when you receive a wedding invitation from the one girl you always thought you would marry? Sam- Lauren and her twin brother were my best…
Review: Fearless King by Maya Hughes
Synopsis: My first crush. My first heartbreak. My brother’s best friend. The butterflies in my stomach turned into full blown eagles the second our lips touched. A kiss under the…
Review: The Deal by Natalie Wrye
Synopsis: Every city hides a few sins. In Manhattan, what I did to Jesse Somerset was mine. Five years ago, I spent the night with my brother's best friend. Only…
Review: Flirting with the Frenemy by Pippa Grant
Synopsis: He's a hot single dad. A military man with abs of steel. My brother's best friend. My biggest enemy. And now my fake date to my best friend's wedding.…
Audiobook Review: Closer by Alexa Riley
Synopsis: Ava fudged a little on her résumé to land her dream job. She’s been working her curvy booty overtime to get her boss’s new lingerie line off the ground.…
Review: The Hero and the Hacktivist by Pippa Grant
Synopsis: For anyone who’s ever been on the receiving end of an unsolicited dick pic… He has the muscles of Adonis, an ego bigger than the sun, and a very…
Review: The Vow by Natalie Wrye
Synopsis: Seven years ago, I gave my vow to a man. Except it wasn't a wedding... Because Brett Jackson was the epitome of anti-marriage--a dirty-talking tattoo artist with a penchant…
Review: Irrevocable by Addison Jane
Synopsis: Our pasts were a part of us. Definitively. Irrevocably. Mine hijacked my dreams every night, drowning me in guilt and staining my hands red. It wasn’t just a part…