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REVIEW: Shadows Never Leave by Lark Taylor (Shadow Duet #2)

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  SHADOWS NEVER LEAVE Shadow Duet - Book Two by Lark Taylor Release Date: May 15, 2026 Review Not gonna lie, Dominic makes you work to like him. He’s got the emotional maturity of a toddler some days.  I mean, not speaking to Ryan for 10 years to ‘work on himself’?!?  Dude… Their reunion is not pretty or easy, and it’s definitely emotional, and though I railed against Dom multiple times, he pulled it together in the end and found his way. In life and love. And Ryan finally stepped up, finally found his main character energy! Love Lark always, and this duet highlights their incredible writing skills. Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis I can’t leave Ryan Davies behind any more than I can my own shadow. It’s been ten years since Ryan turned his back on me and walked away. A decade of living my life without him. Dreaming of him. Longing for him. Craving him. But I made a promise to him that night. A vow that one day, I’d be back to claim him. Because he is my shadow...

REVIEW: Malicious Compliance & Instant Regret by EM Lindsey (Loose Lips Sink Ship Duet)

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  MALICIOUS COMPLIANCE  &  INSTANT REGRET Loose Lips Sink Ships Duet by EM Lindsey Release Date: December 14, 2022 Review I am not shy about my love of EM Lindsey. I have read/listened to 17 this year! They can draw emotion from me like no other. (I mean their last release Double Play had me sobbing in the first chapter!) So I have to say I think this duet may be my favourite of their work! It was stunning, well crafted, and felt warm and comforting like a cup of English tea. This duet features two men who have been broken, they both know what’s it like to feel the world closing around them. And when they find themselves living beside each other they find themselves at odds. Each book is a single POV, and though I normally don’t love that, because I feel like I’m always missing really getting to know and understand the second person, this duet solves that problem by giving each guy their own book. It was a fascinating way to uncover their story. The books intertwine, ...