Tag: bipoc-diversity

Coming Home by Kennedy Ryan

Coming Home by Kennedy Ryan

4 stars — That’s what I call a solid romance novella.  The perfect amount to draw me in, but still leave me satisfied in the end. These two narrators were new to me, and I must admit I think I have a girl crush on Ms. Siobhan now.  I’ll definitely be looking for more from […]

Posted February 20, 2023 by lenoreo in Audio Books, Reviews / 0 Comments
Fire Baptized by Kenya Wright

Fire Baptized by Kenya Wright

3.5 stars — Despite being absolutely thrilled to have a heroine with *almost* my first name, I was a bit taken aback by the start of the book.  We’re definitely thrust into a dystopian nightmare and a trigger scenario (warning).  And while I am definitely intrigued by this bizarre world that Ms. Wright set up, […]

Posted February 15, 2023 by lenoreo in Reviews / 0 Comments
What Happens at Con by Cathy Yardley

What Happens at Con by Cathy Yardley

2.5 stars — I probably went into this wary from the little I remembered of Abraham from previous books, and unfortunately he never won me over. I totally understand that there is a WHOLE schwakload of humans out there still fully intrenched in toxic masculinity.  But if my hero is going to be swimming in […]

Posted February 8, 2023 by lenoreo in Audio Books, Reviews / 0 Comments
Bet on It by Jodie Slaughter

Bet on It by Jodie Slaughter

DNF @14% — When it’s been 11 days, and you’ve only made it a few chapters in, it’s time to call it. I was really interested in the anxiety rep for this book, and the own voices in general.  And, so far, the anxiety rep looked really solid. My problem is I just wasn’t interested […]

Posted November 25, 2022 by lenoreo in NetGalley ARCs, Reviews / 0 Comments
Blind Date with a Book Boyfriend by Lucy Eden

Blind Date with a Book Boyfriend by Lucy Eden

4 stars — OK, for a novella this was pretty solid.  I find novellas to be really hard to get right, because inherently you don’t get the background and depth of a full length book.  But you still have to get the reader to connect with your characters, and Ms. Eden certainly accomplished that for […]

Posted November 15, 2022 by lenoreo in Reviews / 1 Comment
Mari’s Mistake by Ruby Dixon

Mari’s Mistake by Ruby Dixon

3.5 stars — I was surprised by how much of the book took us into the past with Mari and T’Chai.  I wasn’t sad about that, I wanted to know how their relationship developed, but I guess it was probably just a scootch more than felt necessary to me.  Especially given the time jump in […]

Posted October 15, 2022 by lenoreo in Audio Books, Reviews / 1 Comment
Tied Up In You by Erin Fletcher

Tied Up In You by Erin Fletcher

3 stars — Huh.  I remember loving the first book, but this one felt like it was missing something.  I almost DNF’d it because it just wasn’t pulling me in, but I really wanted to finish another series for my challenge, and it was only 200 pages… Honestly, the characters had some great moments/qualities, but […]

Posted August 11, 2022 by lenoreo in Reviews / 0 Comments