Part 2… yeah I’m not even gonna sugarcoat it — it felt a little all over the place. Rylie Rose?? Baby… she was definitely something else 😭 This series is HEAVY. Like it really dives into some traumatic topics, so just be prepared for that going in. But what kinda threw me off was all the flashba

This book had me in a CHOKEHOLD from start to finish 😮‍💨 like I could not put it down. Every chapter was giving chaos, drama, and straight jaw-dropping moments. But I’m still stuck on one thing… what WERE these men?? Vampires?? Something else?? Because the vibes were not normal at all 😭 The e

Oh baby… I need a one-way ticket to Diamondland immediately 😮‍💨 This book had SO much unfolding and unpacking, I’m still trying to process it all. The layers?? The backstories?? These men are walking trauma with fine faces because what do you mean THAT’S what they’ve been carrying?! And just

I knew I was going to like Preach story—and I was right. His parents really let him down, especially his father. That part annoyed me bad. I will say, I’m glad his mom showed up eventually… but the damage was already done. And why are all his women the SAME?? He clearly has a type and refuses

Off the Chart is such a cute little rom-com, but listen… when I say the FIRST 21 pages had my jaw on the floor?? I just knew I was about to walk into pure chaos and mess 😭 But surprisingly… it wasn’t messy like that—and I’m actually glad. The story took a more mature route, and I really apprecia

I Love You Too Much gave very much “Lifetime movie on Tubi”… and I mean that in the best way possible. I loved that this book didn’t drag things out. It got straight to the point—no filler, no unnecessary fluff—just drama, tension, and messy characters from start to finish. And let’s talk abo

Shoutout to my Fable book club for picking this as our book of the month—because whew, I definitely wouldn’t have grabbed it on my own just based off the title. And that’s exactly why you don’t judge a book by it 😭 The story follows two women—one in 1800s Africa and the other in present-day UK—a

I was NOT expecting Lawe’s book to eat like this 😭🔥 Because why am I lowkey mad we didn’t get more Halo?? Like… I needed MORE of her, I’m sorry. And Kleu?? Baby was about her PAPER and somehow I still ain’t connect the dots at first 🤦🏽‍♀️ And Liam?? Had me laughing way more than I expected… l

I’m honestly not even sure where to start with this one. It had a mix of suspense and humor, but somehow still left me with more questions than answers. The story is set in Dominion, Mississippi in 2000 and follows Priscilla, the First Lady, and Diamond, her son’s girlfriend. Both women went thr

After finishing this series, I can honestly say Laike’s story felt like a lighter smut read compared to the others. Out of all the siblings, he was definitely my least favorite—even though his book had more substance. His immaturity just didn’t do it for me, but his storyline really showed that “yo

I just knew I was going to love Dre’s story—but I did not expect it to hit like this. His grandparents’ support? Absolutely beautiful. Meanwhile, I’m still stuck on what kind of mother moves like that… over her own child. Chapter 19 had me CTFU 😂 Jules is hands down one of the funniest in the se

Lyric… girl 😩 I wanted to root for her so bad, but she came off a little immature for me. I got her reasoning, but the way things kept dragging—especially toward the end—had me like “okay, let’s move this along.” And the thing is… she had support. Like REAL support from two people, and I just

I picked up A Love Song for Ricki Wilde at Ollie’s, only to realize later it was also available on Libby as an audiobook. Going into this book completely blind—as I usually do—I didn’t even realize Ricki was a woman at first, which made the experience even more interesting. This story felt diffe

This read was a little different but definitely good. Bridgette story was heavy and loving. Jules is really that guy. 10/10

Short story straight to the pointI slept on Zoo Boyz too long. I love the introduction to the series. I love every character pov and can’t wait to get into everyone individually stories. Especially Preach and Foe.

I never read a book ever I hated a MMC so much. I really read this book off reviews alone and they didn’t justify the amount of hate for Rah. This is a book good but the audible voices was not good at all. The MFC was typical believes any and everything a man tells them. This book had me hot. But i

As someone who never really cared for Greek mythology, I was familiar with a few names but never their full stories. Reading I Medusa completely changed my perspective. I found the story deeply engaging and surprisingly relevant, touching on themes like power, control, abuse, and injustice. What

Kimberly Brown is starting to be one of my favorite authors. Although her books are all romance they’re coming from different angles. This book was selected by one of my book groups and I went in blind. I’m glad I did. Vi was definitely too smart for her own good. This was a cute love story. Every

I read this book with my fable club. Great choice by the way. You have Ken a female that lives in New York City that has DID (formerly known as multiple Personalities Disorder) she is preparing to take a job on an remote location that’s has a castle as a caregiver. I give this book a 4.5 out of 5 d