This Close To Okay by Leesa Cross-Smith The book opens with Tallie (a recently divorced therapist) driving home from work on a rainy October night in Kentucky when she notices a man climb over the rail of the bridge she’s driving on. From the very first...
Sistah Girls, February was Lit! I lucked up with some good reading prospects and was not met with the pain of a DNF or even worse disappointment for any of my highly anticipated releases. 5 HUGE GOLDEN STARS for The End Game (The Sun book 2) by Rae LyseThis Sistah...
Review: How To Get A Baller In 90 Days by Danesha Little Sistah Girls, I have news you can use. Are you ready? Danesha Little has a new release, and it was fabulous! The story is about an athlete and a newspaper reporter. Here is the premise In the story, Candace...
And Then We Fell In Love by Kay Shanee We first met Keyla Carson and Rashawn Hanes, in Roll Bounce Love. While it isn’t necessary to read the first book, I would encourage you to read it because it gives you a better look at how their relationship started. The...
THICKERELLA BY TANZANIA GLOVER (FADED FAIRYTALES BOOK ONE) Are fairytale endings impossible or possible? After the death of her father, Tillar Reed had to grow up fast and reality set in. Tillar finds herself back home years later in an attempt to save the place she...
Usually, when I’m on vacation, I can’t wait to get lost in a sexy romance. But recently, I stumbled upon Lakewood by Megan Giddings, and–instead of getting caught up in a love story with lots of meet-cutes, angst, misunderstanding, sex, and more sex–I ended up in one...
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