Sarina Bowen just knows how to write a story without a huge amount of drama and still make it not boring. BOYFRIEND, set in the True North world and part of the Moo U series, was everything I expected from this author yet she always surprises me again with her wonderful characters.… Read More The post AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: SARINA BOWEN – BOYFRIEND appeared first on The Bookish Sweet Tooth ..read more

The True North series gives me the warm fuzzies. Spending time with the Shipleys is such a treat for me. This time around Dylan’s twin sister Daphne meets her match and let me tell you, Rickie is one of my top favorite heroes in this series. There is something so sexy about a man who knows what he wants.… Read More The post AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: SARINA BOWEN – WAYLAID appeared first on The Bookish Sweet Tooth ..read more

I have a confession to make: I requested this one without reading the blurb properly. I saw Casey McQuiston? I adored her RED, WHITE AND ROYAL BLUE so that was an automatic YES PLEASE from me. I didn’t realize it was FF and honestly, I wouldn’t have request it if I’d known beforehand.… Read More The post REVIEW: CASEY MCQUISTON – ONE LAST STOP appeared first on The Bookish Sweet Tooth ..read more

PRIVATE PLAYER was a bit of a mixed bag for me. While I thought both main characters were really likable I wish the author had taken the time to flesh out both characters and give them more time to establish a real bond. I felt like they met, fell in lust, spent a few days with the hero’s (very likable) family and said “I love you.”… Read More The post REVIEW: LOUISE BAY – PRIVATE PLAYER appeared first on The Bookish Sweet Tooth ..read more

This was a very enjoyable friends-to-lovers romance. Man, can you imagine being in a coma after a car accident, waking up ten months later only to find out that your asshole of a husband cheated on you with your best friend while you were out? I adored Leif who was everything that is good and right in this world.… Read More The post AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: KYLIE SCOTT – PAUSE appeared first on The Bookish Sweet Tooth ..read more

Sarina Bowen delivers reliably without failure. Pick any of her books and you’ll have a good time. BOMBSHELLS, the next in the Brooklyn Bruisers series, introduces Rebecca Kattenberger’s female team. The first of the Bombshells who gets a happy ending is the team’s goalie, Sylvie. Her match? Baby Bayer! Ahhhh they were perfection!… Read More The post REVIEW: SARINA BOWEN – BOMBSHELLS appeared first on The Bookish Sweet Tooth ..read more

STORY Jonah wants to rent out a room in his off-campus apartment. Being on the hockey team and on a scholarship he can’t afford distractions so he has a set of rules that are obligatory for his future room mate. Enter Ryann. Who, of course, is a girl, with an N too many and a missing appendage that would make her an eligible roommate.… Read More The post AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: JAQUELINE SNOWE – HOLDOUT appeared first on The Bookish Sweet Tooth ..read more

Gonna be honest here, when I read college romance I want to be that young again, when you’re on the cusp of adulthood but still have the bonus of being young and don’t know better. Enough rambling, let’s talk shop. STORY I loved everything about Slapshot. Kaitlyn has been burned in the past by guys using her to get to know her famous hockey star dad.… Read More The post AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: REBECCA JENSHAK – SLAPSHOT appeared first on The Bookish Sweet Tooth ..read more

Sarina Bowen’s MM romance stories are a treat. When I heard that there would be coming a new one, set in the True North universe, I was thrilled! The Shipley’s are one of my favorite fictional family and I love watching their family dynamic. For orientation – Kieran Shipley is cousin to grumpy farmer and apple-cider guru Griffin Shipley from BITTERSWEET, a hard worker and always there to give a hand on his dad’s farm.… Read More The post AUDIOBOOK REVIEW: SARINA BOWEN – ROOMMATE appeared first on The Bookish Sweet Tooth ..read more

  RED, WHITE & ROYAL BLUE was a DELIGHT. Seeing all those 5 stars reviews made me a bit leery but I can happily report those are justified. I loved Alex and Henry, their relationship transforming from enemies to friends and then to lovers in such an achingly slow burn, romantic way, it left me swooning and rooting for them.… Read More The post REVIEW: RED, WHITE & ROYAL BLUE – CASEY MC QUISTON appeared first on The Bookish Sweet Tooth ..read more