Sci-Fi / Fantasy

I’ve officially entered my Halloween reads era, so after finishing the first book in the Maple Hallow series, I grabbed Curses and Cold Brews by Ali K Mulford and K Elle Morrison next. I couldn’t wait to find out more about the tension between Iris and Ramona, and the pay off was worth it.

When author Nenia Campbell recommends Pumpkin Spice and Poltergeist by Ali K Mulford and K Elle Morrison upon request for a gay spooky season read, you grab that book immediately. Which is exactly what I did and my little bisexual heart is singing for joy over the fun, cute, and even a bit suspenseful read.

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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.

In real life, a second chance romance rarely works out well. However, in fiction, they can be some of the most heart-wrenching and beautiful stories. So I’m listing some of my favorite second chance romance book recs. These are books that I personally loved.

As a plus-size woman myself, I love romance books with plus-size FMC’s who are living their best life. She’s typically confident, kind, and funny, which are all traits I love to see in an FMC regardless of her size. She’ll take no shit, while typically fully being that best friend you can always count on.

I was looking forward Never Feed A Dragon by Lola Glass from the moment I finished book one. We knew back then, when the bickering started between Vi and Eli, that we were getting them in a story, and I couldn’t wait.

As soon as I finished Never Fall for a Dragon I dove directly into Never Flirt With a Dragon by Lola Glass. There wasn’t even a waiting period, I just grabbed it immediately and devoured the entire book, and I loved every minute of it.

When I needed a break from reading dark romance, I planned on picking up Never Fall For A Dragon by Lola Glass. After reading the Deceit and Devotion series, I knew immediately I’d be diving into the stories involving Brynn’s brothers – August, Jasper, and Eli.

I tend to prefer my fantasy romances, or romantasy, to be dark and funny, and the Dark Halos Series by Amanda Aggie meets all of those requirements. It is a funny series that turns Christian lore on it’s head with demons, a retired God, and an overly egotistical archangel that needs a smack down.

After reading the first two books in the Deceit and Devotion series, I ran to grab How To Fall In Lust With A Devil by Lola Glass. While I have a hard time picking favorites, Brynlee was up there on the list, potentially squeaking past the others so I was excited for her story.

While a bit darker in content than the first book in the series, How To Fall In Like With A Monster by Lola Glass is still everything you would expect from the Deceit and Devotion series. A fun, laugh-out-loud, giggle kicking read that will have you reaching for the next book as soon as you finished this one.