I have been meaning to add this book to my reading list for some time. This book offers a delightful mix of banter, mystery, and more, and it follows the story of Audrey and Josiah. Audrey is an independent woman who recently lost her job and had to return home. She is currently working for th

This was the first time I’ve read an omegaverse novel without shifting elements, and I was thoroughly pleased with the experience. The story follows Sedona, a woman who is compelled to return to the town she once fled. Here, she must confront the man she once broke and the people she left behind. I

Bought this book on a whim and totally glad I did. It’s got action, spice, banter, and loads more. It’s like a Sleepy Hollow vibe—dark and gritty. This book follows Kat, our FMC, who is a witch and is preparing to attend college. She is a spirited, intelligent, and independent woman who has long

This is the second book in the series, and it's all about Conan and Hallie. You'll see a different side of Conan in this one, and the banter between the main characters is awesome. Plus, Hallie's best friend adds a lot to the story. Hallie's a nurse who works with Finn, and she&#

This book was so captivating that I found myself reading it through the night. I was completely engrossed. Firstly, I would advise readers to be aware of potential triggers. To me, this felt like a darker reinterpretation of "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," infused with significant

This was my initial experience with a book by Lucy Score, and I am thoroughly captivated. The engaging dialogue, tender instances, and humorous interludes truly made this book exceptional. I am so enchanted that I wish I could relocate to the town depicted. The narrative centers around the characte

This is the first book, and I must say it was quite captivating. I found it difficult to put down. I particularly admire Lana's intelligence, kindness, spirited nature, and compassion. Her generous heart, however, led to considerable distress for her. Marcus is portrayed as a brooding billionai

This was the concluding book in the series, and I am content with its ending. Book four is Cora story. I thoroughly enjoyed observing the character development of Rae and her companions, as well as their individual growth. I do, however, wish that we had been provided with more background informa

Book two surpassed book one in quality, though book one was certainly not without its merits. I particularly enjoyed observing the developing relationships between Rae and her companions. It's wonderful to see Rae truly embracing her own identity. My sympathies are with the gentlemen as they na

I am very grateful to have received this as an Advanced Reader Copy. This book was precisely what I needed. It follows Avery and Theo, who are college students and best friends. They decide to pretend to date to avoid their respective ex-partners over Thanksgiving. I appreciate Avery and Theo's

This book concluded the series quite nicely. I would recommend it as an introductory read for those new to the "why choose" genre. It offered a delightful and entertaining experience without being excessive. While many "why choose" stories set in college often feature bully or enemi

This installment, the third in the series, was quite enjoyable. However, I must admit that it is beginning to feel a bit repetitive. Please do not misunderstand; I genuinely appreciate the characters and the overarching storyline. Nevertheless, the pacing is rather slow, and the action sequences te