Review: The Fall – Tal Bauer
With a gripping premise of memory loss and love on the ice, The Fall could have been one of Tal Bauer’s most powerful romances. But its 800 pages often dragged, leaving me with mixed feelings.
Review: Copper Script – K.J. Charles
A fascinating premise with great potential, but shaky foundations, underdeveloped romance, and off-page mystery turned this into a frustrating read.
Review: The Meaning Of You – Jay Hogan
A touching romantic suspense with protagonists in their fifties, The Meaning of You is about loss, love, and the courage to try again.
Review: Rattlesnake – Kim Fielding
It’s not a story of big adventures, but of mornings with coffee, quiet repairs, and the steady rhythm of two men slowly finding something worth staying for.
Review: Of Sunlight and Stardust – Riley Hart & Christina Lee
Of Sunlight and Stardust is a beautifully layered MM romance where grief, redemption, and a hidden 1940s love story intertwine across time.
Review: Point of Contact – Melanie Hansen
Point of Contact by Melanie Hansen is a masterful tale of grief, healing, and unexpected love that will break your heart and piece it back together.