Review Readers in search for a sweet and swoony love story that goes beyond the slow burn need look no further. Character growth. Anxiety rep. Elderly dogs. Loveable secondary characters. Connection to community and family. The Plus One List by Amy Ewing has all of that and more. It's been a long time since I've… Continue reading The Plus One List by Amy Ewing
Unhinged by Steph Macca is my latest proof that I enjoy dark romance. The title alone describes the characters and their darkest thoughts. But no trigger warning is off limits when it comes to showing how they live up to it. Read more
The Ferryman’s Daughter is Yasmin Angoe’s strongest work yet – at least of the titles I’ve read. I’m sure the “child of a former serial killer” trope appears plenty in the psychological suspense genre. Or even plots involving copy-cats stirring up fear and doubt again. But the FMC being engaged to a detective on the case adds a messy and entertaining layer to the story. Read more
