Tag: TOUCH HER AND DIE
Sweet Oblivion by Bella Matthews
If there’s one thing Sweet Oblivion proved to me, it’s that sometimes the most unexpected beginnings create the most meaningful kind of love story. Did I read this in one sitting? Yep.Did it completely take over my brain and my emotions? Also yes. Ryker Beneventi has been that man since the earlier books, but this…
Cocky Mother Pucker by Sarah Smith
(ARC Review) Sarah Smith truly never misses, and Cocky Mother Pucker is the perfect kickoff to the Hollis U series. What starts as a cocky college hockey romcom quickly turns into something surprisingly heartfelt, layered, and genuinely emotional. Nick St. George is known for three things: he’s captain of the hockey team, he’s ridiculously hot,…
Of Ink and Alchemy by Sloane St. James
I am still not okay after reading Of Ink and Alchemy. Like…it’s the morning after. I slept. I ate. I tried to be a functioning adult. And I am still thinking about Logan Teller. This book had everything.Spice. Obsession. Yearning. Torment. Found family. Suspense. A morally gray man waving red flags like he’s at a…
Within Range by Ruth Stilling
(ARC Review) I don’t even know how to properly explain how this book made me feel, only that it felt like everything. Emmett Richards is yearning, restraint, and quiet devotion wrapped up in one devastatingly good man. You can feel his internal battle on every page: the pull toward Billie, the guilt, the fear of…
Getting the Goalie by Hannah Gray
(ARC Review) Isla Hardy is not just Cam Hardy’s daughter, and Getting the Goalie makes that clear from the very first page. There’s something quietly powerful about opening a book and realizing you’ve come home, and from the moment Isla stepped onto the ice, I felt that familiar Hannah Gray pull, the kind that reminds…
Black Ties & White Lies by Kat Singleton
Oh my HEART. I loved this book! Beck and Margo were such a ride in the best way. I melted. I kicked my feet. I blushed my way through five straight chapters of spice. Their chemistry isn’t fleeting or forced — it’s combustible and constant, a slow-burn obsession that finally has the space to ignite….
Full Tilt by Ruth Stilling
(ARC Review) My QUEEN, Ruth Stilling does it again. I didn’t think anyone could rival Archer and Darcy, but Tommy and Jenna? They’re an entirely different kind of wildfire. This story isn’t about soft, easy love. This story is about clawing your way out of the wreckage of your past and daring to believe you’re…