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REVIEW: Like I Dreamed by Charlie Novak (Heather Bay Collection)

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  LIKE I DREAMED Heather Bay - Collection by Charlie Novak Release Date: February 10, 2026 Review A collection of really cute short stories from the beloved Heather Bay series by Charlie Novak. We get to catch glimpses of our favourite couples, witness some cute moments, and follow the adventures of Theo’s love of gifting unusual presents. It’s a short collection, but a lot of fun if you’ve read the series. Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis What happens after the happily ever after? The Heather Bay short story collection brings together seven short stories from Charlie Novak’s world of Heather Bay. What The Frog? When Theo gifts Lane and Oliver the unusual housewarming gift of a taxidermy frog, hiding it around the house and trying to catch each other by surprise soon becomes a running game between them. Until Lane decides to use the frog to pull off the ultimate surprise... Best read after Like I Promised. Baker Mouse Volunteering to make various dishes for a New Years ...

REVIEW: Cheap Shot by Brigham Vaughn (Scoring Chances #5)

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  CHEAP SHOT Scoring Chances - Book Five by Brigham Vaughn Release Date: April 10, 2026 Review I love Brigham’s hockey men. And oh how I’ve been waiting for Luke Crawford! The gruff enforcer needed to find his person and get a little soft in the heart. And who better than Sebastian, the man who’s made it his mission to harass Luke at every game because of how he hurt his friend. Can I admit, I’m only a sports fan in romance books, I hate them in the real world, and fans yelling, jeering, booing people doing their jobs is one of the reasons! So I wasn’t sure I would like Sebastian, no matter why he was doing it. But they were perfect for each other. This hook-up turned on going hook-up, turned love story was uniquely yours. Thriving off the mutual chirping, and a beautiful balance of closeness and personal independence. Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis The last thing Luke Crawford needs is to fall in love with anyone … He’s got a good thing going as the Boston Harriers’ ...

REVIEW: The Fight for Dragon Isle by David Gray

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  THE FIGHT FOR DRAGON ISLE by David Gray Release Date: January 1, 2026 Review Really creative and interesting take on a dragon and magical romance. I really enjoyed both Blaze and Omar. These almost teenage lovers, driven apart years ago, are reunited on a critical mission to save an island of dragons against their mutual school foe. It’s creative, and I really enjoyed that aspect that Blaze, the human and his dragon were two different but connected people.  It’s not uncommon for their shifter side to be ‘other’ but here they are individuals, and it’s fun to listen to their inner monologues! The ‘case’ they were on was also really interesting. I would love to see more from them and the others in the world.  Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis Escape into a world of unlikely heroes and evil villains, of brave dragons and fairytale kisses. Blaze is a dragon shifter, using his talents to find isolated dragons and introduce them to the world-spanning collective of s...

REVIEW: Meetings with the Minotaur by MA Wardell (Love at Labyrinth Solutions #1)

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  MEETINGS WITH THE MINOTAUR Love at Labyrinth Solutions - Book One by MA Wardell Release Date: April 7, 2026 Review Spicy and dare I say wet, read! It’s a fun story, well written and really likeable characters. I loved the premise and the world they’ve built. This boss/employee duo can’t keep their hands off each other. But Jamie is keeping a secret, which know is always going to get out when you don’t want it to. And knowing Magnus’ insecurities, it can only go badly! But the way Jamie pulls off redemption and wins his love back is quite good! Hope we’ll catch glimpses of them in the future. Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis Big horns. Big secrets. Even bigger… chemistry. Jamie My five-year plan did not include impersonating a high-level executive to impress the big boss, but here we are. One day I’m slinging mail, the next I’m in a meeting trying not to drool over the CEO’s thighs like a disaster in khakis. He thinks I’m a brilliant strategist. The truth? I’m just try...