Belinda spent the last six years in a coma after falling suddenly and mysteriously ill. When she wakes up, she’s sixteen and locked inside her body. Her parents have given up on her ever recovering and it takes a particularly perceptive teenager to notice the small changes. Belinda seems to be reacting to Carly’s voice … Continue reading Locked Inside – Annette Mori & Heidi Bindhammer (narrator)
I've been procrastinating on this review for a while because, as much as I enjoyed the first book in this series, Fall to Pieces, the second one didn't engage me as much. I won't complain about the lack of plot, who reads these books for plots anyway? The BDSM training is hot, there's some angst … Continue reading Satin Sheets (Honkytonk Angels #2) – Paisley Smith
This is the most frustrating book I’ve read in a while. There’s so much potential but I almost dropped it several times. I didn’t because this is my fourth book by this author and I had faith in her. At eighteen, Eliza Walsh lost everything: the love of her life, the plans they had made … Continue reading Before. After. Always. – Morgan Lee Miller
3.5⭐️ - Everyone makes mistakes but some mistakes have more serious consequences than others. Even if Princess Aurelia’s parents thought they were doing the right thing both for their daughter and their kingdom, their misguided decisions add even more hurdles to Jastyn’s quest to save her sister. This is the third and final book in … Continue reading The Princess and the Odium (The Odium Trilogy, #3) – Sam Ledel
Who said you can’t read (or in this case listen to) Christmas novellas all year long? Twenty-five years ago, Vanessa’s parents forbade her from seeing Makenna, even though Vanessa was sure the other young woman was the love of her life. Twenty-five years later, divorced and a mother, Vanessa comes back to the place where … Continue reading It Takes A Miracle – Jamey Moody & April Doty (narrator)
I thought we were past the time when coming out was the whole story. I guess maybe we’re not, or not all of us are. Janey is drowning in (mostly polite) homophobia and guilt for not being brave enough to fight it and stand for herself. For some reason – because she’s not ready? because … Continue reading You Know I’d Never – Kara Lowndes
What is it with tabloid-worthy titles in lesfic these days? After Her Pregnant Rival, here’s Hot For Teacher. After her last relationship ended in chaos, Riley, a psychology professor, hasn’t felt like dating. Her best friend Adelaide, a police detective, tricks her into visiting a dungeon. After her initial shock, Riley decides to give it … Continue reading Hot For Teacher – Emersyn Grey
This book is ridiculous and kind of enjoyable because of it. To be fair, the author found the inspiration in a Reddit post and decided to have fun with it, so I guess I shouldn’t have been too surprised. The premise is so far-fetched that I had to see where it would go. All her … Continue reading Her Pregnant Rival – Renee Dahlia
If you’ve ever wondered what goes on in the head of the straight girl who one day decides that it would be fun to experiment with another woman, meet Chelsea. Chelsea is half the lesbians I know’s worst nightmare and the other half’s fantasy, that toaster oven dream of ”converting” a woman, half-forgetting that bisexuality … Continue reading Flipcup (Vino & Veritas #7) – Kim Hartfield
3.5⭐️ - As I wrote in my review for Outlaw, the first Robyn Hood book, I would have loved these stories and their kickass heroines as a teenager. In Scarlet, Robyn and Littlejohn come upon an intriguing nun, who turns out to be on the run. The greedy Bishop of Hereford is after her, and … Continue reading Scarlet (The Robyn Hood Adventures Book 2) – Niamh Murphy
