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Trust Me on This Review: Two Sisters, One Car, and a Secret Their Father Won't Take With Him

Trust Me on This Review: Two Sisters, One Car, and a Secret Their Father Won't Take With Him

Put two people who barely tolerate each other in a car for eleven hundred miles and something has to give. [Trust Me on This](https://amzn.to/4r75BFP

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If Tomorrow Never Comes Review: The Woman Who Saved Her Life Is Dating the Man She Can't Forget

If Tomorrow Never Comes Review: The Woman Who Saved Her Life Is Dating the Man She Can't Forget

Some romance premises rely on a coincidence. If Tomorrow Never Comes by Allison Ashley builds its entire emotional core ou

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A Vow of Embers Review: A Forced Marriage That Can't Be Consummated, and 584 Pages of Consequences

A Vow of Embers Review: A Forced Marriage That Can't Be Consummated, and 584 Pages of Consequences

A romance built around a marriage that legally can't be consummated is making a specific promise to its reader: an enormous amount of tension with no

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An American in London Review: Fake Dating, Real Chemistry, and a Weekend With a Duchess

An American in London Review: Fake Dating, Real Chemistry, and a Weekend With a Duchess

The fake-dating trope only works if the reader can feel the exact moment the pretending stops being pretend. [An American in London](https://amzn.to/

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Biggest Player Review: A Low-Angst Rom-Com That Works If You Don't Poke at It

Biggest Player Review: A Low-Angst Rom-Com That Works If You Don't Poke at It

Some romances want you to sit with the conflict. Biggest Player wants you to laugh, swoon, and move on to the next scene b

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Every Precious and Fragile Thing Review: A Death Doula, Her Daughter, and the Secret in the Keepsakes

Every Precious and Fragile Thing Review: A Death Doula, Her Daughter, and the Secret in the Keepsakes

There's a particular cruelty in a mother who's extraordinarily good at caring for people, just not the person who needed her most. [Every Precious an

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