A Lie for A Lie – Helena Hunting

A Lie for a Lie by Helena Hunting
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Story – 4 Stars

I had so much fun listening to this sweet second chance sports romance. Rook and Lainey’s story was filled to the brim with love, family and all the feels. Their meet cute was awkwardly sweet and things developed gradually even when there was an instant attraction. I loved that they could found peace, comfort and safety with each other without judgement and expectations. Their lost in connection was an unfortunate event and fate had brought them back together. Their union was not all smooth sailing once their truths were revealed. I was swept off the feet by Rook’s determination to win Lainey over and show that he was all in.

Bloody Union – Brooke Summers

Bloody Union by Brooke Summers
My rating: 4.5 of 5 stars

I’ve read so many arranged-marriage mafia romance, yet I was utterly surprised by how uniquely different Bloody Union was. This fast-paced, drama filled story has everything that I loved – the dangerous near-death experiences, the ruthlessness rivalries, and the absolute loyalty to the family. My heart was pounding the whole time when facing all of the unexpected twists and turn.

How to Get Lucky – Lauren Blakely, Joe Arden

How to Get Lucky by Lauren Blakely
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I was excited when I learnt that Joe and Lauren would be co-writing How to Get Lucky. I had high hopes and this sweet and funny rom-com did not disappoint. Teddy and London had great chemistry and they hit it off from the start. I loved their witty banter and hilarious conversations. I had so many laugh out loud moments. I totally enjoyed this light-hearted and swoony romance and would highly recommend it.

The Virgin Hunt Games – Mel Teshco

The Virgin Hunt Games by Mel Teshco
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The title of the book, The Virgin Hunt Games, clearly described what to expect from the story. Twenty contestants, 10 warriors and 10 virgins from all over the galaxy entered into a reality game show trying to earn credits. The game was violent, gruesome and brutal – something like Survivor meets Hunger Games.

Hitching the Cowboy – Kennedy Fox

Hitching the Cowboy by Kennedy Fox
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Story – 4 Stars

Sweet and light-hearted, Hitching the Cowboy was a delightful small-town romance that I truly enjoyed. Riley and Zoey were relatable characters with instant chemistry. The Bishops were a loving and welcoming brood which I cannot help but felt right at home with them. The storyline was simple with low angst and drama. A fun and sexy read with all the small town feels!

Audio – 4.5 Stars