Stolen in Death by JD Robb
Wealthy people acting badly is probably one of my favourite mystery tropes right now, because watching them have to pay the price feels so good in today’s world.
Wild Russian Storm By Odette Stone
Odette Stone continues to prove she is the queen of completely bonkers romances.
His To Defend By Rhenna Morgan
His To Defend is a delicious and easy mafia read.
How to Write a Love Story by Catherine Walsh
How to Write a Love Story checks all the right boxes for a romance lover.
Catch Her If You Can By Tessa Bailey
Catch Her If You Can is another spicy romance that is so easy breezy to sink into.
Just For Kicks By Tracy Solheim
If you are looking for a quick and easy football romance to get you into the Super Bowl mood, then you could give this book a try.
Deep By Kylie Scott
Deep is a fun and slightly bonkers romance and a great conclusion to the Stage Dive series.
Lead By Kylie Scott
Lead is another fabulous installment in the Stage Dive series.
Axe and Grind by Taylor Hutton
Even with an intriguing premise, this book fell flat for me.
Roommating by Meredith Schorr
If Taylor Swift’s “Ruin the Friendship” was about two characters, it was written for Sabrina and Adam in Roommating.