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A Cinnamon Roll Monster Boyfriend who Bakes Cinnamon Rolls.

Deal With the Demon by Chace Verity

November 3, 2020 by Emmalita Leave a Comment

What’s standing between you and financial stability? For Heidi, it’s being a single mom of two young teens, an ex who doesn’t contribute, no college degree, no family support, and she just lost one of her jobs. Someone keeps sending her spam mail with nothing but a QR code. To humor her kids she scans the QR code with her phone and a demon appears offering her 28 days to find her success. After the commotion of a demon appearing calms down, she finds that […]

He was careful not to touch her fingers, afraid he would get infected with sunshine.

Her Big City Neighbor (Cider Bar Sisters #1) by Jackie Lau

August 25, 2020 by Emmalita Leave a Comment

Jackie Lau has started a new series set in Toronto, the Cider Bar Sisters. The Cider Bar Sisters are a group of friends. Most of them met at the engineering program in college. I’m very excited about this series. I received an arc of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review. Her Big City Neighbor introduces Amy to the Sisters. Amy inherits a house in Toronto and takes it as an opportunity to put some distance between herself and her small […]

Yes, Jackie Lau is my Comfort Read

Pregnant by the Playboy by Jackie Lau

May 19, 2020 by Emmalita Leave a Comment

Jackie Lau has become my comfort author since I started reading her a year ago. I’m on her list for advance reader copies. When I get an email that a new arc is available, I do a happy dance. I am giving an honest review. If Lau ever writes a book I hate or find problematic, I’ll let you know. I honestly really enjoyed it, but I can’t say I’m objective. There’s a story about my bff trying to tell me she was pregnant after […]

Two Great Tropes in One

A Fake Girlfriend for Chinese New Year by Jackie Lau

December 10, 2019 by Emmalita Leave a Comment

Jackie Lau’s A Fake Girlfriend for Chinese New Year is the third in her quartet of small town holiday romances, Holidays with the Wongs. Lau is one of the authors I discovered this year via Twitter and she has become one of my comfort reads. I have yet to dislike one of her books, and I found this one charming, and yes, comfortable. After being traumatized with a surprise blind date in A Match Made for Thanksgiving, Zach Wong is worried his mother and grandmother will try […]

A Canadian Fur Trapper Romance?

March 2, 2016 by Mrs. Julien 3 Comments

Bookbub Synopsis: Fiercely independent fur trapper André … That’s all I needed. As a Canadian, how could I resist that historical romance introduction? The promise (unfulfilled) of beaver viscera and the potential for freezing to death were too tantalizing. I don’t know what your knowledge of the fur trade is, but voyageurs, while badass, aren’t exactly a romantic group, unless you are one of those people who wants to eat rocks for breakfast and live off the grid in an especially harsh climate. Originally published […]

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