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
Review – Real Men Knit by Kwana Jackson
Honestly, I’d read the rest of the series just to watch the relationship between the brothers. Because that part of it is perfect, and as a novel, I loved it. As a romance novel, though, it’s lacking. The romance piece isn’t a slow burn, it’s a non-burn until more than three-quarters through. -Smut Matters
Review – The Matchmaker’s Mistletoe Mission by Jaci Burton
Overall, this is a quick, fun, holiday read. The snowstorm, forced proximity is always a fun setup for a novella, and Jaci Burton does a good job with it here. -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 – 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
ARC Review – Whiskey Sharp Unraveled by Lauren Dane
It hurts me to rate a Lauren Dane title so low. She has some of my absolute favorite romances from the last few years. But this one just didn’t work for me. -Smut Matters
ARC Review – Second Chance Charmer by Brighton Walsh
On the surface; this should have been a perfect read for me. Second chance romance, small town, hero who comes back to his hometown temporarily but ended up staying. Unfortunately the book fell a little flat for me. -Smut Matters
Review – Lie With Me by Sabine Durrant
The writing was overdone, the plot tired, and frankly, I just don’t care about the plight of the poor, displaced, middle-aged white man. -Smut Matters
ARC Review – Zero Hour by Megan Erickson
I generally expect a lot from Megan Erickson, both on her own or when she collaborates with other authors, and this book didn’t disappoint. -Smut Matters