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This week we're looking at an excellent coming of age tale featuring the dawn of the war on drugs as seen

Fun, Fast Read With Lots of Heart. This is a shorter novel at around 15

Superior Saving Skills. In this continuation of the new (non-paranormal) series from Pine, a

Once again we come to a Carina Adores Blog Tour, which are always awesome. Seriously, I haven't encountered a bad book in this program yet, and I've found several authors doing this that have taken me to places I'd never been before - and that is always awesome. :)

This time, we're looking at The Secret Inredient by KD Fisher.

Here's what I had to say about it on Goodreads:

Fun Foodie FF Romance. This is a lesbian romance where the two ladies are about as opposite as it gets - one is a trained chef working for a corporate restaurant group, the other is a legacy baker who took over and revitalized her mom's shop. As a short romance, it works well in tha

Welcome back to yet another Blog Tour from Carina Press, the first of two this week in as many days. Both feature excellent though very divergent tales, and we're gonna see my own reviews of each, a couple of pages from when the characters first see each other in each, and all of the relevant details to make it really easy for you to jump over to your eBook market of choice and buy the dang books. :D

First up, we have the most recent entry (and possibly last, if it is a trilogy?) in Annabeth Albert's High Heat series, Feel the Fire.

Here's what I had to say about it on Goodreads:

Feel-Good Finale. This second-chance romance tale, seemingly the last book of this year's Hotshots series, was a solid way to go out. It is *very* loosely coupled with the previous two books - both prior couples make cameos - but can largely be read as a standalone. Fans of the MM genre will like this one, as it contains pretty well all of the standard elements of the genre. But that actually gets to one of my quibbles with the book. One of the guys here is al

Required Mention Of Thelma And Louise Meets Fast And Furious. Redfearn blatantly admits that she set

This week we're looking at a breakneck psychological thriller that also serves as a clarion call on an issue many are speaking of quite a bit over the last decade. This week we're looking at Lies We Tell

Fun Tale Told In A Possibly Unique Way. In some ways, this was a typical light-ish, women's fiction level m

Literary Soap Opera. This is a tale of dual sets of sisters roughly three decades

Strong WWII-Europe Tale Featuring Not-Usually-Featured Personnel. This was a solid tale of the trials and tribulations of a job in WWII-Europe that doesn't really ge