Contemporary

The fourth and final book in the Rose Hill series, Wild Card by Elsie Silver, is a small town contemporary romance and a fantastic close to the series. There is a bit of a forbidden element to the romance and a whole lot of hilarity with our characters.

I read Defended by Bama by April D Berry back at the end of August and I still swoon over our MMC, Bama. As per usual with April’s books our MMC will never do anything to hurt our FMC, but…

I needed something sweet to read to start off October, and Bad for Business by Kat Singleton seemed like the obvious choice to me. Needing something with banter, bickering, and a whole lot of tension, I knew I could count on those elements in this story, and I was correct.

By far the most requested recommendation I see is for Enemies to Lovers book recs. In the romance book communities this seems to be the most popular. While in real life we likely would prefer a friends to lovers trope, in fiction we want to see the MMC hate the FMC but become completely enamored by her until the tension snaps and they fall in love.

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I was falling into a bit of a slump and my mood reading was acting up. So the moment Mountain Daddy by SJ Tilly showed up as available on KU, I immediately dove in. Because SJ Tilly can pull me out of a reading slump.

I am one of those readers that if a book can make me laugh, cry, or feel any sort of emotion, it’s automatically a fantastic book. And Sleet Princess by SJ Tilly sure as hell did that for me.

From the moment I picked up Sleet Banshee by SJ Tilly, I knew I was going to love Meghan and Sebastian. This book took me through an emotional ride of two people scared to let themselves love but who are insanely loyal to those they do.

After reading Sleet Kitten, I couldn’t help but jump right into Sleet Sugar by SJ Tilly. I was ready for more from the Sleet men and the women we met in book one. And this book absolutely gave me everything I wanted.

With the threat of another reading slump, and over all depression, settling in, I knew it was time to dive into the Sleet series and pick up Sleet Kitten by SJ Tilly. Nothing like a comfort author pulling you from the depth’s of despair to set everything right.

Look, in real life, Billionaires are not redeemable, but sometimes it’s nice to live in the fantasy. So I have several billionaire romance book recs so you too can live out the fantasy of one day having enough money to afford anything you want.

Ever want a book that’s filled with quirky side characters, slowed down living, and maybe even some shenanigans? Then you want a small town romance. Luckily for you I have small town romance book recs in most genres to recommend too.