Books Reviewed

Hidden
Book Reviewed by Ashia

One reason i always come back to Laura Griffin is that she delivers. Once again, HIDDEN is the perfect blend of suspense, a great plot and mystery that keeps you guessing. It's just the romance that's a bit lacking for me...plus the...

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A Rogue of One's Own
Book Reviewed by Ashia

A ROGUE OF ONE'S OWN is all that I expected of Evie Dunmore and more. Coming on the heels of her first book, which was a tough act to follow, this book more than lived up to it.

I wasn't all that enamored of Lucie at...

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Well Met
Book Reviewed by Ashia

I've never gone to a Renaissance Faire, and reading this book makes me want to go to one right now. Jen De Luca describes the setting and the events vividly enough that I can "see" them and immerse myself in the sights and sounds,...

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Whiteout
Book Reviewed by Ashia

WHITEOUT is amazing. It's action-packed with a spinetingling enemies-to-lovers romance and is totally one of its kind. I love this book mainly for 2 reasons:

1. The grumpy hero. I love grumpy heroes; can't read enough...

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Announcing Trouble
Book Reviewed by Ashia

I love everything about this book! If you're looking for swoony YA contemporary romance, Amy Fellner Dominy delivers. I devoured this book in one sitting and am waiting eagerly for her next offering.

ANNOUNCING TROUBLE...

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How to Quit Your Crush
Book Reviewed by Ashia

It's a real treat when I come across a YA contemporary romance done well. HOW TO QUIT YOUR CRUSH is certainly that. It's got me giggling and swooning, and I fell in love with the cute, lovable heroine and swoonworthy hero. Understated...

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The Kiss List
Book Reviewed by Ashia

THE KISS LIST is a laugh-out-loud, compelling read with relatable characters.

I love Haley and Max, especially their witty banter. Each gave as good as they got. They had me giggling and suppressing my "laugh-out-loud"...

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The Last Letter
Book Reviewed by Ashia

I'm miffed I waited so long to read THE LAST LETTER. This book is a beautiful and heartwarming story with a satisfying romance and characters that burrowed their way into your heart. Also a tearjerker. My emotions have been put through...

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Phoenix Unbound
Book Reviewed by Ashia

I just have one regret--why didn't I read this sooner? PHOENIX UNBOUND is amazing and mesmerizing, the kind of fantasy romance I've been looking for all these years. I love this perfect mix of fantasy and romance, the plot fresh and...

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Every Other Weekend
Book Reviewed by Ashia

I love Abigail Johnson due to her realistic way of tackling difficult issues; she certainly doesn't shy away from topics most authors wouldn't tackle. That's the impression she gave me when I first read one of her books, Even if I...

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The Flatshare
Book Reviewed by Ashia

Beth O'Leary has come up with something unique in THE FLATSHARE. Here we see Tiffy and Leon sharing a flat in the non-traditional sense; she gets the flat in the evening while he goes to work as a night palliative care nurse, and he...

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Love Lettering
Book Reviewed by Ashia

"I would say I like you so much, Meg."

Swoon, swoon, swoon! Or would that be swoonsh? Reid may not be a natural conversationalist, but he's got the best lines. I love his letters and that scene at the bar. Through...

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Her Deadly Secrets
Book Reviewed by Ashia

Action-packed and mesmerizing, HER DEADLY SECRETS held me in its thrall from the first to the last page.

Kira Vance is a brave heroine. For all her PI work, she's new to the murder scene and I find her reactions realistic,...

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Would Like to Meet
Book Reviewed by Ashia

I love WOULD LIKE TO MEET! Engaging and captivating, this is one of my top reads for 2019. I literally couldn't put this book down. While it's pretty long--longer than usual--I finished this in two days (in between work). There are...

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The Bookworm Crush
Book Reviewed by Ashia

Romance with a capital R! Romance junkies shouldn't miss this. I love every minute of Amy and Todd's story.

Amy is the bomb. She totally carries the entire story and it's a joy watching her grow to possess confidence...

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Undercover Twin
Book Reviewed by Ashia

While UNDERCOVER TWIN leads the readers on an exciting adventure into the inner workings of the mob/exclusive club of villains, the writing is somewhat amateurish. Audrey, the heroine, is described to be a brilliant scientist, and...

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Bringing Down The Duke
Book Reviewed by Ashia

Historical romances I read lately tend to blend into one another, even ones by favorite authors. Hence, reading BRINGING DOWN THE DUKE is a refreshing change, and this can be attributed to the author's engaging writing style and beautiful...

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The Dark Bones
Book Reviewed by Ashia

THE DARK BONES is a twisty romantic suspense mystery that captivated me and had me on the edge of my seat. I couldn't turn the pages fast enough, caught as I was with Ash's secrets. And, oh yes, of course, the mystery of the teens...

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The Art of French Kissing
Book Reviewed by Ashia

The blurb got me interested--two rival teens in a cooking competition? Sounds fun. The banter between Carter and Reid certainly was, the mean tricks they played on each other certainly typical of immature teens, and it was interesting...

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Betraying the Billionaire
Book Reviewed by Ashia

I love BETRAYING THE BILLIONAIRE! We see a heroine who came into her own, who changed the way she saw herself by the end, and the romance was absolutely romantic! Julian was to-die-for. He's so sweet and thoughtful and protective,...

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