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May 2, 2023

Review: Best Men by Sidney Karger

SiriusB Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviewscontemporary gay romance / m/m romance / New York City / Wedding Planner / wedding planning1 Comments

When two best men in a wedding party fall for each other, they realize love isn’t a piece of cake in this hilarious and heartfelt romantic comedy debut by screenwriter Sidney Karger. Max Moody thought he had everything figured out. He’s trying to live his best life in New York ... more >

May 1, 2023

REVIEW: Ukulele of Death by E. J. Copperman

JayneBook Reviews / C- ReviewsContemporary / family relationships / First-Person / murder mystery / New York City / Paranormal / private investigators / Private-investigator / Science Fiction1 Comments

After losing their parents when they were just babies, private investigators Fran and Ken Stein now specialize in helping adoptees find their birth parents. So when a client asks them for help finding her father, with her only clue a rare ukulele, the case is a little weird, sure, but ... more >

March 15, 2023

REVIEW: The Metropolitan Affair by Jocelyn Green

JayneBook Reviews / C Reviews1920s / dysfunctional family / forgery / friends-to-lovers / New York City / PhD / policeman / second chance at loveNo Comments

For years her explorer father promised Dr. Lauren Westlake she’d accompany him on one of his Egyptian expeditions. But as the empty promises mounted, Lauren determined to earn her own way. Now the assistant curator of Egyptology for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Lauren receives two unexpected invitations. The first ... more >

February 21, 2023

REVIEW: The Best Man’s Problem by Sera Taíno

JayneB- Reviews / Book Reviewsbisexual hero / Contemporary / enemies to lovers / family relationships / gay hero / Haitian-American / LGBTQIA characters / LGBTQIA romance / LGBTQIAP+ / New York City / opposites attract / POC / POC author / Puerto Rican / siblings / wedding2 Comments

He can’t forget the kiss he shared with the best man. But is he the best man for him? His sister’s wedding isn’t the ideal place for Rafael Navarro to reconnect with the man he kissed in a moment of reckless abandon. But it’s impossible to avoid best man Étienne ... more >

February 15, 2023

REVIEW: All the Beauty in the World: The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Me by Patrick Bringley

JayneB Reviews / Book ReviewsArt / art history / brothers / Contemporary / death / Memoir / museum / New York City / non-fiction / self discovery4 Comments

A fascinating, revelatory portrait of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and its treasures by a former New Yorker staffer who spent a decade as a museum guard. Millions of people climb the grand marble staircase to visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art every year. But only a select few have ... more >

October 6, 2022

JOINT REVIEW (Part I, Spoiler-FREE): The Golden Enclaves by Naomi Novik

JanineA- Reviews / B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended ReadsChina / contemporary fantasy / Dark / Dubai / fiction with strong romantic elements / friendship / India / joint review / journey / LGBTQIAP+ / London / New York City / plot twists / POC / Portugal / Recommended Reads / reframing / Wales / YA fantasy3 Comments

Recommended Read

Jennie and I reviewed the first two books in Naomi Novik’s Scholomance series, A Deadly Education and The Last Graduate, together (the first with Sirius) and we both really, really liked them. After a breathless wait for The Golden Enclaves (the previous book had one hell of a cliffhanger) the ... more >

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