Excuse me, but I LOVED this! Been on a reading block lately but this was sooooo cute and heartwarming. My eyes glazed over at the data parts now and then but I genuinely liked the two leads and Juno, Juno is the best kid.

This was wild as hell lmao WELL WRITTEN but wiiiiiild. I read it because we discussed it on the podcast and Jhen really sold it to me. But WIIIIIIILD.

It was cute and didn't go the way I expected either, which is good.

If you go in with low expectations it's an ok book. It's not good. It's bad until it's good like Riverdale on Netflix. The monsters were interesting though I guess.

Alexa, play dvsn's Too Deep.

I liked that the heroine had other stuff going on than just fawning over the hero.

Teddy is my fave in this series. So lovable.

Y'all, it's fluff. Steamy, sexy fluff. Like a good s'more. Rafe is a sweetheart and Sloane deserved a good man in her life. I wanted to beat the brakes off her ex-husband's sociopathic behind but that's just me.

How does this series get better with each book? Woooow Ms. Bev did THAAT.

Uh excuse me but I LOVED this book. Both characters were so real and the writer is truly that girl because normally I get cynical and roll my eyes at inner monologues a lot but I didn't with this book. Nubia and Steph are a wonderful couple and I thoroughly enjoyed their story!

Tessa Bailey is really THAT author. Also, lowkey, the dirty talk queen.
This is now a Leo stan account.

Infuriating immature heroines are a landmark of a regency romance and this one was no different. St. John really had his work cut out for him. I like the little side story about Rock though, bless him.

This is a Sam stan account. He's so kind, so wonderful. He's funny as hell too. Lord I see what you have done for others...

Who do I have to talk to so we can get this book as a movie?! I need to see the mountains, the wildflowers, the majestic beauty of wild California and romance between black people. This was... SO GOOD. but also what I've come to expect from Miss Bev.

OKAY STACY!! Historical romance that isn't puritanical, we love to see it. Leading man has a tragical story and man, it hurt my heart. But love heals all wounds! Like, literally all. Read the book and you'll know what I mean lol

Re-reading the bridgerton series and I almost forgot how much I liked Anthony's sorry behind. Such a great story (much better than Daphne) and I can't wait to see it on the telly as a part of the show's second season.

It was good. Another romance I think would do well as a TV show or movie.

WOOF. I couldn't identify with the female lead cause she's a rich white girl with poor decision making skills. JOSH HOWEVER was a great character and he's a sweet precious baby who should be protected at all costs.

It was fun and interesting to have a heroine who spoke about her sexual freedom so openly in a historical. Typically the leading ladies in this genre are wilting ninnies so this was a refreshing change of pace.

BRB looking at flights to Scotland. But only if the blacksmiths are like Tavish. Whew lord.