I'll be posting my full review on the publication date, but I can already say this: A world powered by plastic and ruled by chaos-Tracer had the spark, but never caught fire.

I’ll be posting my full review on the publication date, but I can already say this: The only thing scarier than a cult… is realizing you might belong in one.

I’ll be posting my full review on the publication date, but I can already say this: Their love was a rebellion written in blood and fate

I’ll be posting my full review on the publication date, but I can already say this: When second chances fall flat and the drama outweighs the heart

To Please Her is a beautiful, emotional story about vulnerability, healing, and finding the courage to live your truth—even when the world makes it hard. This book follows two women from very different walks of life who collide in an unforgettable moment of chemistry. What starts as a chance encounter quickly becomes something deeper: a journey of trust, intimacy, and self-discovery. One woman is learning to reclaim her power and body on her own terms, while the other is finally confronting the fears that have kept her guarded for years. The romance is raw and magnetic, full of tender moments and deep emotional resonance. The spice? It’s not just there for heat—it enhances the plot and reveals character growth in ways that feel intentional and intimate. The dom/sub dynamic is handled with care, clarity, and genuine connection. This book has it all: a grounded plot, rich emotional arcs, and yes—definitely some crying moments. It’s about pushing past the expectations of others and choosing to live boldly, authentically, and with love. A must-read for fans of queer romance, emotional depth, and spice with purpose.

I'll be posting my full review on the publication date, but I can already say this: Snowed in with a Dom who never forgot her -Snow Bound is pure spice, no chill.

I'll be posting my full review on the publication date, but I can already say this: Perfect for fans of gothic fiction, haunted estates, and stories where women face—and conquer—the unimaginable. This one lingers long after the final page

I'll be posting my full review on the publication date, but I can already say this: A nightclub, a noble vampire, and a blood feud centuries in the making—The Cardinal Code is where dark romance meets dangerous legacy.