Thornfruit (The Gardener’s Hand #1) by Felicia Davin
An intriguing start to a promising fantasy trilogy Thornfruit is the first book in a trilogy, so be prepared not to get all the answers by the time you turn the last page. Be prepared to want to keep reading, too. Ev and Alizhan first meet as kids, at the market where Ev is helping […]
Honey in the Marrow by Emily Waters
An inspiring journey from grief and depression to forever love As I’ve explained before, I’ve never been a big fanfiction reader but it so happens that the fanfic this book is based on is one of a handful I reviewed. I was both excited and a tad wary when I saw Ylva had picked it […]
Chemistry Lessons by Jae, narrated by Abby Craden
An upbeat, cute, and light romance I read this book when it was released in 2021 and now that the audiobook version narrated by Abby Craden is available, I decided to give it a go. Jae is one of the best Sapphic fiction authors and a safe bet when it comes to well-written and entertaining […]
Purposefully Accidental by G Benson
A new favourite by G Benson I usually begin my reviews with a quick synopsis, but I’ll keep this one especially short since the whole story is about two people discovering each other and I don’t want to spoil even in the slightest. You need to know close to nothing in order to fall in […]
Just a Touch Away by Jae
Another entertaining story by Jae Jae is one of my auto-read authors who writes in a diversity of genres such as contemporary romance, suspense, paranormal, and historical fiction. If you are looking for slow-burn romances, you cannot go wrong with Jae. Hannah Martin is a professional cuddler. Winter Sullivan is an aloof workaholic. When Winter’s […]
Shadow Series by J.E. Leak (books 1 & 2), narrated by Abby Craden
A very smart choice of narrator for this fantastic series I’ve been hearing great things about this series for a while now but I was hesitant to read it because I’m not a fan of historical fiction. The genre usually reflects the misogyny and homophobia that was commonplace in the past (and unfortunately, sometimes in the present too) […]
Good Spin by Monica McCallan, narrated by Lori Prince
An enjoyable listen Tantor audio is releasing all the back catalogue by Monica McCallan, narrated by Lori Prince and slowly but surely I’m going through it as I like both the author and narrator. When public relations expert Emery Bates is invited to the wedding of an old college friend, she wants to take a […]
It Started With A Kiss by Clare Lydon
Another winner by Clare Lydon The more I read Clare Lydon’s books, the more I love her style. Maybe because in a sea of US-based books, her novels are an island of British awesomeness, of a place I can relate to. So when I read that It Started With A Kiss was about women loving […]
Down to a Science by Haley Cass
A very cute and nerdy friends-to-lovers novella A best-friends-to-lovers romance between a neurodivergent nerd and a hot firefighter? Yes, please. Ellie is an adorkable genius, a brilliant researcher in biomedical engineering at MIT, whose idea of being social is sitting at the bar in her favourite pub, working on her PhD. When she’s not hogging […]