Tag: BROTHER’S BEST FRIEND
Verdict by Brittany Storm
(ARC Review) “I’m not walking away from something. I’m choosing something.” There is stubborn, and then there is Ava James and Cohen Jordan. These two were absolutely infuriating. I spent an unreasonable amount of this book wanting to reach through the pages, grab them both by the shoulders, and make them actually TALK to each…
Fallin’ Tides by Tori Ford
(ARC Read) I fell in love with Holly River almost immediately. Fallin’ Tides gave me all the cozy fall, quirky small-town vibes I could have asked for, complete with local businesses, fall festivities, a dream bookshop, an unhinged girl gang, and the kind of town where everyone knows everyone and probably knows their business too….
It’s About Time by Harlow James
(ARC Read) I don’t know what I expected from Elliot Thorne, but it definitely wasn’t that mouth. After spending the first few books thinking he was uptight, broody, and honestly kind of frustrating, Harlow James completely changed my mind. Beneath the tailored suits and grumpy lawyer exterior is a fiercely loyal man carrying around more…
Saving the Shortstop by Hannah Gray
(ARC Read) Saving the Shortstop completely blindsided me in the best possible way. “I always said if I ever got the chance to kiss you again, I’d never want to stop.” I went into this book expecting a fun college sports romance, but what I got was one of the most emotionally impactful romances I’ve…
Ryder by Jessica Peterson
(ARC Review) One hard fall in the rodeo ring. One maddeningly gorgeous cowboy. One chance at love she swore she’d never take… and wow, Jessica Peterson absolutely delivered with Ryder. I have been waiting for Ryder Rivers, and this man did not disappoint. If you know me, you know I love my cowboys, and Ryder?…
The Wild Card by Piper Rayne
(ARC Read) Piper Rayne absolutely delivered with The Wild Card. This book was so much more than I expected, and I found myself completely wrapped up in Foster and Callie’s story from the very beginning. What starts as a one-night stand with her brother’s broody, tattooed best friend quickly turns into something neither of them…
What It Takes by Willow Aster
Willow Aster was able to create such a beautiful, deeply satisfying read for me . It’s the kind of book that quietly works its way under your skin and then just lingers there. From the very beginning, I was pulled in by the the tension and the pull between Camden and Juliana, and that feeling…
The Mr. & Mrs. Mistake by Brighton Walsh
(ARC Review) Brighton Walsh can do no wrong in my eyes. Truly. She’s an auto-buy author for me, and The Mr. & Mrs. Mistake just solidified that even more. This book was sharp, funny, emotional in all the right places, and way deeper than I expected going in. At the center of this story are…
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…
Beauty by Brittanee Nicole
I loved every second of this book. Beauty is emotional, steamy, and everything I wanted for the final Langfield sibling. Noah and Sienna’s story feels real—their connection, the timing, the obstacles—it’s messy and complicated in the best unexpected way. Six years ago, they met on a plane and spent a few unforgettable days together. No…
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