This is a fabulous castaways story. Cruise ship chef Cady thought she was just heading for a night of pleasure in the arms of the hot guy she picked up in the bar. The last thing she expected was to be mistaken for the former First Daughter he was supposed to be protecting, and kidnapped on the high seas! Cady isn’t the woman he was sworn to protect, but it’s his fault she’s been taken. He’s got to go after her - and given that his other choice is drowning in the South Pacifi

Vic's Tasty Treat is a fabulous new novella by a pair of authors I love - yes, Christina Rose Andrews is two authors writing together. Featuring interracial romance (BMWW) and a bisexual female protagonist, it's a breath of fresh air after some of the terrible, insensitive and diversity tone-deaf books I've been reading lately. Paige has moved across the country to start a new life after breaking up with her girlfriend. In East Grand Rapids, she finds herself unexpectedly dr

A couple of weeks ago, my social media followers may have noticed me having a little rant because I’d read a godawful book that really powerfully demonstrated why white people shouldn’t try to write the stories of PoC. Or at least, they shouldn’t do so without a damn good diversity editor. This is that book. My review for it got approved by Online Book Club. Due to their policies, you have to read the review there, but you can comment on the forum topic and let me know your o

I reviewed this book for Online Book Club. Due to their policies on where reviews can be posted, you need to read my full review here. However, I can tell you that my full review is a full-on Book Rant and I gave the book one star, so if you like my one-star reviews, do go and check it out! Please feel free to comment on the forum post - the more comments on my reviews, the higher my site ranking! #onestarreview #greatesthits #interracialromance

Don’t Let Him Go is a charming contemporary romance featuring an interracial couple; Jack Morrison is the epitome of the rich white trust-fund kid… right up until he realizes that his family’s corporation is ruining lives when they buy up old rent-controlled buildings and evict existing tenants in order to turn the buildings into high-priced luxury homes. After five years ‘finding himself’ he comes back and starts a non-profit dedicated to fighting the battles those tenants c