I’ve been meaning to read this series for ages, so when I got the chance I jumped on it! Off Campus is the first book in Amy Jo Cousins’s Bend or Break series. It’s New Adult, angsty goodness and I really enjoyed it! Tom and Reese were both so damaged that my heart broke for them… Continue reading Off Campus (Bend or Break #1) by Amy Jo Cousins | Review
Reading the Signs by Keira Andrews was baseball magic! Okay, so I’m not actually that big of a baseball fan. My family is though, so I’m pretty familiar with the rules, dynamics, etc. but watching a baseball game is really boring to me. This book was not! Nico and Jake sizzled off the page. I loved… Continue reading Reading the Signs by Keira Andrews | Review
I adored this body-swapping story by Jay Northcote. Into You is a truly wonderful Young Adult/New Adult book about discovering yourself and coming to terms with who you are. I follow Jay on social media so when he talked about how personal this book was for him–how much he related to it–I was excited to check it… Continue reading Into You by Jay Northcote | Review
Available Now! Amazon US | Amazon UK | Kobo | iBooks | ARe Ryder Daniels is all too familiar with rejection. His parents cut off contact because he’s gay and his boyfriend left him, choosing drugs over love. Aside from his rescued pit bull, his only joy is hanging out with his younger brother. Then… Continue reading Rescued by Felice Stevens | Release Blitz
Angel Undone by Leta Blake was a funny and steamy treat. I wasn’t sure what to expect from the story, but ended up enjoying it quite a bit. I’ve always loved the Archangel Michael. Because of that, I know quite a bit about the Christian mythology when it comes to Michael, Lucifer, and the whole gang.… Continue reading Angel Undone by Leta Blake | Review
The Law of Attraction by Jay Northcote was a delicious surprise. I adored Ed and Alec, and will no doubt read their story over and over again. At the beginning of this book, I made a quick judgment about who Alec was and how he would behave in this book and I was so wrong. I… Continue reading The Law of Attraction by Jay Northcote | Review
The Theory of Deviance is available now! Amazon | B&N | Kobo | iBooks | Google Deviance is unacceptable. It’s taboo. And it’s the one thing he’s always wanted. Painful shyness isn’t the only reason Mikey Pelletier is a twenty-five-year-old virgin. Between working for his parents and volunteering at his church, he neither has the… Continue reading The Theory of Deviance (Portland Rebels #3) by Rebecca Grace Allen | Blog Tour
Three’s usually company, except in the deliciously steamy menage, The Theory of Deviance, by Rebecca Grace Allen. It’s the third in her Portland Rebels series, but I read it as a standalone and it worked just fine that way. I’m partial to MMFs but hardly ever find one as satisfying as this one. The characters–all three… Continue reading The Theory of Deviance (Portland Rebels #3) by Rebecca Grace Allen | Review
A Second Harvest by Eli Easton was an amazing second chance novel. It combines many of my favorite things into one delicious story and begins what I hope is a long-running series, Men of Lancaster County. I loved, loved, loved how distinctive David and Christie’s voices were. Usually when you read third person alternating, you resign… Continue reading A Second Harvest (Men of Lancaster County #1) by Eli Easton | Review
Out in the Open by A.J. Truman was a wonderful New Adult story and great debut novel. Not perfect, but showing the large potential Truman possesses. This book is classic New Adult: both MCs are learning about themselves and discovering who they are and their place in the world. You know, typical college stuff. Written strictly… Continue reading Out in the Open (Browerton University #1) by A.J. Truman | Review
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