Kalena Miller’s ‘The Night When No One Had Sex’ examines the troubled thoughts of teenagers anticipating life after high school.…
‘The Dead and the Dark’ review: Courtney Gould’s debut is horrific and thrilling
Content warning(s): Homophobia, child endangerment and death, violence through means of strangulation and drowning, and slurs. For a detail about the book and its content warnings, visit Courtney Goul…
‘One Night Only’ review: Catherine Walsh’s debut romance explores love after a one night stand
A witty and remarkably fun story, One Night Only is Catherine Walsh’s debut novel. It features an architect terrified of (yet starved for) an intimate and romantic connection and a bartender-entrepren…
‘While We Were Dating’ review: Jasmine Guillory offers a dreamy and steamy celebrity romance
Are you a fan of stories with the ‘fake relationship’ trope? What about with a romance between two characters that have tangible, passionate chemistry together? Are you a fan of Jasmine Guillory’s The…
‘Out of Character’ review: Annabeth Albert expands ‘True Colors’ universe with ex-friends to lovers sequel
Content warning: This novel will contain elements of homophobia (outward and internalized), as well as sexual content broaching on new adult scenes. Out of Character is an expansion of Annabeth …
‘The Girl Least Likely’ review: Katy Loutzenhiser fuses popular tropes in her latest rom-com
I never knew that I would enjoy comedy in written form; the art of stand-up has successfully been delivered through an in-person or visual/audio experience, but The Girl Least Likely was a wonderful w…
‘The Tragedy of Dane Riley’ review: Kat Spears introduces a study of grief and mental health
I would like to extend a bit of a trigger warning for The Tragedy of Dane Riley: this book delves deeply into a grieving teenager’s mind, and there are parts of this book that introduce topics such as…