B- Reviews / Book ReviewsChristmas / holiday novella / literary adaptation / novella / second chance1 Comments
A magical, modern-day Christmas Carol Digital designer Emma Wallace is finally poised for her big break: kitchenware giant Johnson Cookware is looking to rebrand – and with Christmas around the corner, Emma’s long-held philosophy of work-before-play may just give her the edge she needs to win the account. The only ... more >
B Reviews / Book ReviewsContemporary / Marriage-in-Trouble / romance novel wisdom13 Comments
Dear Lyssa Kay Adams, I was hooked by the premise of this book as soon as I saw the blurb. A group of guys who form a club and read romance novels (which they call “manuals” LOL) in order to fix/improve their relationships? Sign me up. Gavin Scott is a ... more >
B Reviews / Book Reviewsasexual character / criminal / Historical / Late Victorian / LGBTQA / novella / thief / transgender2 Comments
Music-hall singer Miss Christiana is in serious debt, and serious trouble. She owes more than she can pay to a notorious criminal, and now he plans to make an example of her. There’s no way out. But Christiana has an admirer. Stan Kamarzyn has watched her sing for a year ... more >
B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended ReadsActing / British / First-Person / holiday novella / Indian American / novella / play / Romance/Multicultural Romance2 Comments
Phineas Harrington was Vina Penjarla’s first real kiss. But when she discovers the gorgeous Brit is the new theater director she’ll be working with, things get super complicated. After all, Vin knows nothing about this dating stuff. And as her attraction for the sweet and intelligent guy grows, so does ... more >
B Reviews / Book ReviewsFirst-Person / Halloween / holiday novella / lumbersexual / novella / wounded heroNo Comments
It’s been a year since Zach got his heart pulverized. A year since he’s sworn off girls. But then, at the haunted house where he dresses up as a werewolf, she shows up. Samantha. Sweet, pretty, perky — totally not his type. You know, if he was even interested in ... more >
B Reviews / Book ReviewsArt / Ethics / non-fiction / science4 Comments
Is the distinction between “real” and “fake” as clear-cut as we think? Does an authentic Andy Warhol painting need to be painted by Andy Warhol? Should we be outraged that some of those famous scenes in Blue Planet were filmed in a lab? Who are the scientists putting ever-more improbable ... more >
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