Queen Reviews

  Well this was better than I thought it was going to be! Livia did get on my nerves a little in the beginning. She admits to convincing herself that what she knew to be true wasn't and went along with the group instead of believing in herself. Although I will say that she was young when things initially happened so I did give her a pass. I liked getting to met the crew and the amazing world that is the Ever. The vibes in this book was definitely heavy on the pirates and I really loved that. It felt refreshing from what I have been reading. The way I want to get more into this world should be studied. The many different characters, their relationships and everything is very well set up in this book. The power system and everything else is pretty dang interesting as well. I am looking forward to what is about to happen in book two. I'm hoping that we get Livia embracing more of her dark side and empowering herself more since she is in a tricky situation. It's going to be int...

Back at it again with this author and another alien series. I really liked this one too! The complex nature of how the relationship between Azur and Gemma started really let us have room for them to grown. It was very fortunate that they didn't have it in them to continue on the hatred that they felt and allowed themselves to see Gemma as she actually was and not how she was portrayed. I think that's a big theme in this book. Both Azur and Gemma had to overcome prejudice against the other for their relationship to work. Of course being blood mates definitely helped in that aspect.  The spice in this book was really good. It was built up very nicely and once they started it was on and popping. 4 out of 5 on the spice scale. Overall I enjoyed this book and I am looking forward to reading more in this series!! I would recommend this series for my alien/monster loving ladies! 

I love a good mafia romance. I don't like them when the woman tries to change the man or when the woman is detrimentally stupid. This one was the latter. This is one of those times where I believe she should take responsibility for her actions and know that things will change. She might not have known who the man she slept with was but once she did, everything should have changed. You can't live the life you lived prior once you get involved with a mafia guy. Instead of embracing that, this chick who was already attacked just off the strength of what her brother has going on decides to be the dumbest person in the room. Everytime she forced the issue about this book restoration. I rolled my eyes. She didnt have the ability to see the bigger picture and that was making me mad. If not for herself then for her child. Then add to that Adrian felt like an incompetent man or was made to seem that way in almost every situation. This book was a definite dud for me. The spic...

This book felt much shorter than the first one yet so much happened. I mean bad thing after bad thing keeps happening to Shiloh. Like it's to the point that it's almost unbelievable that so much bad things keep happening to her. It's mainly through the people she's met. I just can't believe how much things have changed by the end of this book. From book 1 to the end of this one everything has flipped. How are we going to handle things now is my question.  There is finally some actual spice in this one!! I'd give the spice a 4 out of 5. She really breaks out in this one and I love that for her. Overall, I liked this book and I look forward to the next but like...there is also no way you run into this many trash individuals. They all want to go after this one girl...without fail. Kinda crazy imo but we'll see how the rest of this series goes. 

 The conclusion to the Legacy of Gods series was not what I was expecting it to be. I definitely felt like this one was a little all over the place. I didn't know how to feel about either one of the MCs in this one. I will say that I did listen to the audible version of this and I definitely did not vibe with the female narrators voice. I let it go though and continued to listen. So far in this series, I have loved the mental health representation and maybe there is someone out there who can relate to what was going on with Ava but I felt like her reactions were a little all over sometimes. Like I don't even think it has anything to do with her illness and everything to do with how she was written. The back and forth with her feelings just felt tiring. You know that they care for each other but their actions at times definitely did not reflect that. At times it was illogical. I didn't feel them falling for each other the way that you feel it with the other characters. Even ...

  Wow, this book was actually better than I thought. It is heavily plot driven. Even though there is some hot scenes between the characters, nothing actually happens. I'm talking about hitting second base type stuff. However, I really enjoyed this read. It really deeply involves you in the world of the characters. You spend a lot of time getting to know them. Each as individuals as they interact with our FMC. We are also unveiling more about her past as well as theirs. I did find it interesting that we find out that the guys are actually all blood siblings. I was thinking it was going to be something like they were really close and one of them was like an adopted brother type deal. So it really makes the dynamics between the characters very interesting. I would love to see how that develops in the next book. As for our FMC, she is definitely still going through it and you can tell by how she handles herself with the guys and just in general. Also can I just say that throughout this...