Heart of Ice by TB Markinson and Miranda Macleod, narrated by Stephanie Murphy
An entertaining age-gap, workplace romance I have really enjoyed each story by the artistic partnership between TB Markinson and Miranda Macleod, my favourite so far is The AM Show but I enjoyed this one too. Laurie “the Hatchet” Emerson is a finance CEO who is rumored to have a heart of ice. Widowed a year […]
No Strings by Lucy Bexley
A sweet and quirky rom-com with puppets If I ever have to work for someone again, I want Jones Haelstrom to be my boss. Jones’ father just died and her life is upside down. Instead of flying back to L.A. promptly, as she’d planned, she’s stuck in New York, as the acting CEO of her […]
Under a falling star by Jae, audiobook narrated by Abby Craden
A very entertaining workplace romance audiobook This book was previously released on audio performed by another narrator, which is a rare case among lesfic audiobooks. I’ve had the chance now to listen to both and I’m glad that Ylva Publishing decided to bring Abby Craden on board as the final result is so much better […]
Hold Me Closer, Toni Danzig by Laura Henry, narrated by Suehyla El-Attar & Lori Prince
A sweet and funny Christmas novella I had things to do around the house and needed a short audiobook to keep me company, and I remembered someone recommending this one on Facebook (I don’t remember who it was but thank you). It’s included in the Audible Plus subscription. Most grand gestures aim at getting the […]
The AM Show by T.B. Markinson and Miranda Macleod, narrated by Lori Prince
Entertainment and escapism at their best After experiencing the worst week of my life in which my dad passed away, I definitely needed a pick-me-up audiobook. Thanks to my friend and co-reviewer Tere who gave me 3 Audible credits to cheer me up, now I have the chance to choose some listens among the good […]
Unexpected Goals by Kelly Farmer
A hockey player’s journey to finding her identity Remember Amy from Out on the Ice? Jen is the opposite in many ways. Where Amy was bubbly and talkative, Jen sounds as far from warm and fuzzy as can be. At least that’s how it feels to Maisy. The two players have history on the ice […]
Trust Donna Jay to deliver a good story
Review of ‘The People we Trust’ by Donna Jay Soraya doesn’t date, for many reasons, but the most recent one is her job. Not only does she work at Libellule’s, as both a beautician and a sex worker, she’s also the manager now. She’s surprised to realise that singledom doesn’t feel as fun as it […]
An exquisitely written romance with a side of intrigue
Review of The Headmistress by Milena McKay When you read 100+ women-loving-women titles per year it’s incredibly exciting to witness the arrival of a new special talented author to our little community. A few years ago, the new gifted writer was EJ Noyes, later on, Anna Burke, last year (2020) was Haley Cass. This is […]
A delightful age gap/ice queen romantic suspense novel
Review of The Headmistress by Milena McKay Milena McKay’s debut novel, The Delicate Things We Make, is the book I recommended most often this year since I read it in January. It’s a very impressive debut, a promise of many good books to come. The Perfect Match in February reinforced that impression, but it’s so […]