Ever since I read, and loved Twisted Love, where we get to see a few fiery interactions between Jules and Josh I knew I needed to read their book. We get enemies to lovers between Ava’s [the MC of Twisted Love] BFF and older brother and it is steamy.
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A Wolf Apart by: Maria Vale
If you’re looking for a paranormal romance with a deep history, and laws, associated with its pack I highly recommend giving this series a go.
Under the Oak Tree S1V2 by: Suji Kim
We pick up directly where volume one left off getting to see a lot of day-to-day activities that Maxi does while continuing to try to prove her worth.
A Song of Secrets by: Jayci Lee
This was a novella, and I wish it would have been full length. I would have loved to see more of the world surrounding Angie and Josh.
Legacy of the Lost Mage: Jaeth’s Eye by: K.S. Villoso
Having read, and loved, Villoso’s CHRONICLES OF THE BITCH QUEEN trilogy I knew that I needed to read more of their work. When I found out that this series takes place in the same world, just at a different time period, I was ecstatic to jump back in…and it did not disappoint.
The Reader by: Traci Chee
Having read this book three times now…I’m still in awe of how Traci crafted this book and that THIS was her debut novel. Such a fantastic fantasy world that I love to immerse myself in.
The Curse of a Faeblood by: M.K. Lorber
Ember was taught to only be loyal to and protect herself…Gavyn was taught to only protect and be loyal to his siblings…but together they learn to see the value in themselves, as well as each other…and maybe the risk is worth the reward of opening up to each other.
A Galaxy Next Door Vol 1 by: Gido Amagakure
Though the loss of Ichigo’s father is discussed, overall, this is a very sweet and light-hearted read that had me giggling in joy and secondhand embarrassment.
Beasts Made of Night by: Tochi Onyebuchi
I found the lore in this book completely fascinating. Imagine a world where any sin you had could be extracted and taken into someone else.
The Midnight Star by: Marie Lu
Of course, I had a completely unrealistic hope for how this book would end…which didn’t come to pass but I was left still happy with how Lu decided to end it.
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