I’m over at Dear Author with a review of A Merry Little Meet Cute by Julie Murphy & Sierra Simone. Super hot, super funny and super sweet all at once. Recommended.
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Monthly Mini Review
Present Tense by Jordan Castillo Price – B At only around 30 pages, this short story is a cute palate-cleanser and another fun entry in The ABCs of Spellcraft series. I don’t expect it will make any sense to those who have not read the earlier stories but for fans of the series (like me) it was a delightful little snippet. There’s no mystery to be solved in this one; it’s a short set at Christmas, focused on the last minute Christmas gift dilemma people who suddenly find out they are expected to give a gift to someone (when they didn’t know beforehand for good reason) and it has the usual quirky whimsical humour of the series. It was cute and sweet and I enjoyed checking in on Dixon and Yuri. It’s only 99c so those who have read the earlier books can pick this one up cheap.
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Managed by Kristen Callihan, narrated by Rupert Channing & Charlotte North
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I’m over at Dear Author with a review of Their Christmas Baby Contract by Shannon Stacey. It didn’t quite go where I was expecting it would.
Monthly Mini Review
The Trouble With Mistletoe – a Passionflix Original movie – B (based on the novel by Jill Shalvis from her Heartbreaker Bay series) I recently signed up to Passionflix especially to watch Kristen Ashley’s The Will (loved it) but I was happy to get the chance to finally watch this movie too. I have the book on my TBR – I thought I’d read it but I haven’t. I had no trouble following the movie though which indicates the screen adaptation was fairly good. When I do read the book (someday!) I will naturally think of Rachel Melvin and Thomas Beaudoin as Willa and Keane regardless of their description in the book. There was one thing I did not get and which I still wonder about though – Keane and Willa briefly went to high school together. Keane stood her up at the Sadie Hawkins dance and, initially when grown-up Keane comes back into her adult life she’s very resentful and mistrustful (of course!). But it was never told to the view why Keane stood her up. Was there a reason? Was he just a jerk back then? I’m hoping the book has an explanation and I’m puzzled by there being none in the film (even if there wasn’t one in the book – it’s the kind of thing that would have annoyed me in print too). Continue reading
I’m over at AudioGals with a review of Scrooged by Vi Keeland & Penelope Ward, narrated by Sebastian York & Andi Arndt. A snack-size Christmas anthology.
I’m over at Dear Author with a review of One Christmas Eve by Shannon Stacey. Cute kind-of enemies to lovers holiday-themed novella.











