Waiting on Wednesday – There Are Things I Can’t Tell You by Edako Mofumofu
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Author: smutmatters
Review – A Cowboy to Remember by Rebekah Weatherspoon
The book was well-written, of course – Rebekah Weatherspoon is a really good writer. And I’ll probably read the rest of the series, mainly so I can keep up with Miss Leona. But it won’t replace Rafe or Haven as my top Weatherspoon reads. -Smut Matters
Review – The Prince of Broadway by Joanna Shupe
This book was good – I’ve enjoyed the series, and I liked this one. I’ll read the next one. But Florence will not be my favorite heroine of the three. *NOT LIKE OTHER GIRLS* generally ruins a heroine for me, but that’s my own preference. -Smut Matters
ARC Review – Undercover Bromance by Lyssa Kay Adams
I just couldn’t connect with Mack or Liz. I wanted to, because the premise of the book was fun, and it started out really strong. I am really looking forward to the third book, because I like Alexis and Noah, but this one was a bit of a miss for me. -Smut Matters
Review – The Forbidden Man by Karina Halle
Karina Halle is on the same plan as Talia Hibbert for me – I read them slowly so that I always have at least one that I can pick up when I’m feeling the need to cry or scream. -Smut Matters
Waiting on Wednesday – Of Curses & Kisses by Sandhya Menon
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Waiting on Wednesday – House Rules by Ruby Lang
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Review – Grumpy Jake by Melissa Blue
I think most romance readers will enjoy Bailey and Jake. It’s a quick read, and if you’re new to Melissa Blue like I was, it’s a good entry into her backlist. -Smut Matters
Audiobook Review – Awk-Weird by Avery Flynn
This book was funny and light, even considering the heavy internal issues Tess and Cole deal with, and it was what I’ve come to expect from Avery Flynn. -Smut Matters
Quickie Review – A Fake Girlfriend for Chinese New Year by Jackie Lau
There’s Pictionary that Jo accidentally makes R-rated, meddling grandparents, brothers that try their best, and as always in a Jackie Lau book, food. So much food. -Smut Matters