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I have reviewed 96 books so far this year.
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Dark Obsession by Sarah Piper
Dark Obsession by Sarah Piper brings to a conclusion the trilogy that is Dorian and Charlotte’s romance. This might be the only trilogy where it has stayed consistently good. I was worried that things would fizzle for this third book, but it continued to give everything the series is known for. There was spice, angst, and violence!
Window Shopping by Tessa Bailey
Heartwarming and spicy, Window Shopping by Tessa Bailey is a solid holiday romance read. What really made this special, however, was the audiobook because wow!
The Rebound Play by Kate O’Keeffe
The Rebound Play by Kate O’Keeffe was such a sweet hockey romance! Was it hockey realistic? No, of course not. But was it cute? Was it sweet? Did it make me happy to read? Yes!
This is Not a Holiday Romance by Camilla Isley
This is Not a Holiday Romance by Camilla Isley is an easy entry into the Holiday Romance season. This is an extremely quick read with just enough spice, angst, and, of course, romance, to set the mood for the month to come!
Star Crossed by Heather Guerre
Star Crossed by Heather Guerre is my second book by this author and I continue to really enjoy her writing! I feel like I don’t normally go for alien/space romances, but this one really hit the spot! It was sweet, spicy, and had the slightest bit of angst.
The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty by Anne Rice
After having read the Vampires Chronicles and the Mayfair Witches series, I decided I could delve into something a bit more risque and picked up The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty by Anne Rice. This was the worst mistake. This was such a weird and boring read, which is wild to
Dark Seduction by Sarah Piper
So, I picked Dark Seduction by Sarah Piper up immediately after finishing the first book in the Vampire Royals series and, unfortunately, after finishing this book, I immediately started the third book. So, this review is going to be a bit vaguer than usually because I honestly cannot remember where