Heroine – Scientists, engineers, mathematicians, computer scientists
Cider Bar Sisters, Book 1
Heat Factor: Yup, there is some boning.
Character Chemistry: “Why is she trying to be my friend? She is so perky!”
Plot: Amy moves to the Big City, enthusiastically embraces Big City Life…and her new neighbor.
Overall: This is some A+ grumpy/sunshine action and it’s just what I needed.
Heat Factor: A hint of heat to cap off a perfect date
Character Chemistry: Cutie patooties
Plot: Jordyn and Mike meet cute over a romance novel and then go on a day long date
Overall: This book is a delightful treat for super romance fans
Feminine Pursuits, Book 2
Review of Feminine Pursuits, Book 1
Heat Factor: Slow, steady, burn.
Character Chemistry: So much pining! But also, believable BFFs. And they do that thing where they call each other by last name and I swoon every time.
Plot: A year in the life of Flood and Griffin.
Overall: The plot meanders but sometimes a book (even a romance) is more than a tight plot. I recommend reading this one.
Filthy Rich, Book 2
Review of Filthy Rich, Book 1
Heat Factor: Fire. Fuego. אש. 🔥.
Character Chemistry: Emotionally complicated hate sex.
Plot: “My first love destroyed me and I hate him now. But I must have a fake relationship with him for the paparazzi in order to save my kingdom. What could go wrong?”
Overall: I couldn’t put it down.
The Boyfriend Project, Book #1
Heat Factor: Perfectly suited the relationship
Character Chemistry: Usually I don’t miss the uncertainty of new romance, but the joyful comfort between these two made me a bit nostalgic.
Plot: After being catfished, Samiah decides to prioritize working only on her non-romantic life goals. Meanwhile, Daniel is on an undercover assignment to crack a case for the Treasury Department.
Overall: Solid and satisfying
