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Give Me Butterflies by Jillian Meadows
Give Me Butterflies by Jillian Meadows was such a cute romance! Yes, there seems to be a deluge of STEM romances, but this one definitely stood out from the rest. This isn’t your typical grumpy/sunshine romance. Grumpy Finn definitely has reasons for being standoffish and unfriendly, while Millie’s sunshine is
Make Me Lose by Ember Leigh
Make Me Lose by Ember Leigh was an easy to read romance that I really enjoyed! I picked this up only because I wanted to read book 4 in the Bayshore series, but decided to give the first book a chance to ensure I could get behind the writing style.
Dark Heart by Donna Grant
One of the things I love most about the Elven Kingdoms series is how the focus seems split equally between fantasy and romance. That is especially the case in Dark Heart by Donna Grant where our couple, Arya and Jai, spend the majority of the book apart. We get so much action
Bearly Taken by Lola Glass
The second book in the Cub Shifter series, Bearly Taken by Lola Glass has a bit more angst than the first book in the series, but still leaves you feeling happy. This one focuses on Wren, who ended up mated and pregnant with her hook-up’s cub after he left her.
Bearly Mated by Lola Glass
Bearly Mated by Lola Glass is a short, sweet, and spicy shifter mates romance that is perfect when you’re looking for a quick read to leave you feeling fluffy.
Raven’s Cry by Christian A Brown
I think if you’re looking for something different in the modern/urban fantasy genre that is dark with blips of light, I definitely think Raven’s Cry by Christian A Brown would be a great book to pick up. Not only are there great characters, but solid worldbuilding with an intricately detailed plot that leaves you desperate to continue until you can place each puzzle piece together.
Morning Glory Milking Farm AND A Blue Ribbon Romance by CM Nascosta
I finally fell into the craze and picked up Morning Glory Milking Farm, as well as the alternate POV of A Blue Ribbon Romance, both by CM Nascosta. It was sweeter and slower than I thought it would be given the premise, but still a solid read.
