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For this blog tour, we're looking at the spicy second entry in Natalie Cana's series of family, friends,... and a meddling grandfather. For this blog tour, we're looking at A Dish Best Served Hot by Natalie Cana.

Here's what I had to say on the review sites (TheStoryGraph, BookHype, Goodreads):

Slow Burn Second Chance Romance With Quite A Bit Of Political Commentary Baked In. Straight up, just from the nature of the work of our female MC in particular, this book has *quite* a bit of left leaning politics baked in. That noted, if you can accept that this is simply this character... it actually isn't overly preachy. I've certainly seen *far* more preachy books given similar characters in other works by other authors before, so, truly - don't let that scare you too much, just know your eyes may roll a bit if you disagree with the politics being espoused.

Beyond that though, this really is a solid and remarkably deep second chance/ single dad romance showing the power of love... and meddling grandfathers and saccharine sweet young daughters. But it *is* a *very* slow burn, almost with more focus on everything *other* than t

Promising Debut. This was one of those debut novels where yes, the author tries to do too much

Complex Heroes + *Dark* Villains + Taut Suspense = Winning Combo. While this particular ta

Former International Space Station Commander Channels Spirit Of Tom Clancy. Growing up, I *loved* Tom Clancy's writing - and yes, I was

Country Music Romance For The Anti-Second Amendment Crowd. So let's get it out of the way as quickly as Hahn does in the book: Seemingly literally on page 1 of this tale, Hahn brings in an anti-Second Amendment screed. Which could have been excused... except that then became a recurring and even some

Better Than Malibu Rising. I read and reviewed Mailbu Rising as an ARC, back before it came out. In that review, I noted that while it was a good story overall, I knew of many others that were at least as good - and would likely never get anywhere *near* the hype

For this blog tour, we're looking at . For this blog tour, we're looking at The Riyal Daughter by Soraya Lane.

Here's what I had to say on the review sites (Goodreads, TheStoryGraph, BookHype):

Strong Dual Timeline Emotional Rollercoaster. This

Controversial Yet Mostly Solid - But Needs Better Documentation. I first became interested in fire management over a decade ago, when I read an article on wired.com on July 8, 2012, where it made the case that perhaps our modern American efforts to suppress wildfires... had actually led directly to fires becoming ever b

Sold Short Sychological Sequel. (Yes, the alliteration didn't work with "psychological", so I had to misspell it. :D) This is one of those seque

Fast, Twisty Read With Plenty O' Drama. Once again Banner delivers on managing to pack quite a tale into a relativel