ARC Review – The Cowboy Says I Do by Dylann Crush
Ultimately, this book was harmless but forgettable -Smut Matters
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ARC Review – The Boyfriend Project by Farrah Rochon
I highly recommend this book for the relationships besides the romantic one. -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 – How To Lose a Fiance by Stefanie London
This was such a great read. It was fun, light-hearted, and so, so sexy. -Smut Matters
ARC Review – Better Than My by Kimberly Kincaid
Blog Tour Review – Better Than Me by Kimberly Kincaid
Review – The Scandalous Diary of Lily Layton by Stacy Reid
The issues I had were enough for me to knock it down to a solid two stars. -Smut Matters
Blog Tour – Breaking the Billionaire’s Rules by Annika Martin
I don’t want to say more, because I think you should read this book without delay. -Smut Matters
ARC Review – Crashing Into Her by Mia Sosa
If you’re looking for a great story, plenty of banter, and two characters who really need each other, you can’t go wrong with Crashing Into Her. -Smut Matters
ARC Review – The Last by Tawna Fenske
The Last was a fun read. With the world in the shape it’s in, romantic comedy is a genre I’m trying to read more of. Fortunately for me, Tawna Fenske has an extensive backlist I can dive into. -Heather B.
ARC Review – Catastrophe Queen by Emma Hart
But if you’re looking for a smart, funny romantic comedy, Catastrophe Queen by Emma Hart will tick all of your boxes. -Smut Matters