Book Review
Sin Bin by Chelsea Curto
I’ve been waiting for Coach Brody Saunders’ book since the moment we found out he was 6’6”, tattooed, and had a habit of wearing his hat backwards, and Sin Bin was worth every second of that wait. Brody and Hannah are the most unlikely pair and somehow the most perfect match. Fun, sexy, emotionally grounded,…
Collie by Indy Valentine
(ARC Review) I was obsessed with Collie from page one. It’s fun, flirty, impulsive, and completely addictive, with just enough emotional depth to make everything hit harder. The story carries weight, but it never feels overwhelming, thanks to the humor, the spice, and the undeniable chemistry that kept me grinning the entire time. Losing her…
Careless Storm by Katherine Jay
(ARC Review) This book completely consumed me from page one and never eased up. I went in expecting angst, but what I got was a deeply layered, emotionally relentless second-chance romance that kept peeling back new truths, new wounds, and new reasons to ache for these characters right up until the very end. Zane Fitzpatrick…
At Whit’s End by Bailey Hannah
“She’s afraid she’s not enough. He’ll make damn sure she knows she is.” And honestly? That line alone tells you everything you need to know about this book. Single mom Whitney Hart is exhausted, overwhelmed, and hanging on by sheer willpower. Her ten-year-old son Jonas is struggling, his dad is unreliable at best, and Whit…
In A Heartbeat by Laura Pavlov
(ARC Review) Axel Chadwick and Wren Waterstone are the definition of it’s always been you. Best friends since childhood, bonded by horses, shared dreams, and a love that grew quietly for years, until it all shattered in one devastating moment. Two years later, Wren returns to Rosewood River after a career-altering equestrian accident, wounded in…
Keeping Score by Rebecca Jenshak
(ARC Review) Waking up married to the hottest hockey player alive after a night in Vegas is not exactly on Hannah’s life plan, but neither is falling for her arrogant, charming neighbor who’s been relentlessly asking her out for weeks. When the media catches wind of their shock wedding, Hannah and Travis agree to stay…
Follow the Play by Kaylee Ryan
(ARC Review) Oh my heart—Kaylee Ryan truly outdid herself with Follow the Play. Every time I think this series can’t possibly get sweeter, or more emotionally satisfying, she proves me wrong. Baker Sinclair (aka Daddy Sin) just might be my favorite Rampage player yet, and yes, I feel a little disloyal admitting that. Baker is…
Chasing Home by Piper Rayne
(ARC Review) Ohhhh this one had me in a chokehold. I picked up Chasing Home thinking I was in for a fun, flirty country-music fling, and instead it delivered something far deeper and more satisfying than I ever expected . Piper Rayne absolutely had me wrapped up in Zander Shaw and Romy Owens from the…
Sweet Addiction by Bella Matthews
(ARC Review) Welcome back to Kroydon Hills, friends… and all I have to say is: ROME. FREAKING. TITAN. BENEVENTI. Bella Matthews did not come to play with this man, and I devoured every word like it was my last meal. Dillan and Rome have been dancing around each other for years—all sharp glares, snarky comebacks,…
Where You Belong by Kristen Proby
(ARC Review) We all knew Brooks Blackwell’s story was going to wreck us a little, and Kristen Proby made sure of it. Fifteen years ago, Juliet didn’t walk away from the man she loved because she stopped loving him. She left because someone she trusted twisted her loyalty into something dangerous. What looked like a…