B Reviews/ Need A Rec!/ Recommended Reads
Boston, Contemporary, f/f, high-school, humorous, Iranian-American, LGBTQ, New England, YA
4 Comments
Dear Ms. Farizan, Your LGBT-themed YA novel, Tell Me Again How a Crush Should Feel, came to my attention thanks to this post at The Book Smugglers. Leila Azadi is a sixteen year old student at Armstead Academy, a private… more
C+ Reviews
Contemporary, erotic, exhibitionism, UK, voyeurism
2 Comments
Dear Jane O’Reilly, I recently reviewed The Pleasure Principle here. It turns out, I read the novellas in the wrong order and I should have read this one first. Oops. (The novellas are only fairly loosely connected however, so it’s… more
B+ Reviews/ Recommended Reads
Contemporary, first person present tense, Penguin Random House, Suicide, Young-Adult
4 Comments
Dear Ms. Forman, While I wasn’t so keen on Just One Day (and subsequently didn’t read Just One Year), I liked If I Stay and absolutely loved Where She Went. It’s the strength of the last book that had me… more
C Reviews
Contemporary, Humor
0 Comment
Dear Ms. Davidson, I was first introduced to you via your paranormals – particularly the “Undead and…” series of books. While perusing Amazon in the after-Christmas haze of “I have a gift card burning a hole in my pocket,” I… more
B Reviews
Contemporary, Erotic-Romance, novella, UK
5 Comments
Dear Jane O’Reilly, Your novella Indecent Exposure was one of my top reads from last year. When I saw you tweet that you had NetGalley widgets available for your new release, The Pleasure Principle, I waved my hand and said… more
B- Reviews/ C+ Reviews
alternate-reality, Contemporary
9 Comments
Dear Ms. Cole: This is the third book I’ve read by you. The first two didn’t work so well, but a person I trust said I should check this out. The story starts out violent and ends with a lot of… more