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Can I get an “amen”? Deesha Philyaw’s first novel is deliciously gossipy, thought-provoking, steamy, and emotional. Having been an enormous...

I loved this book for several reasons, but one of them is that it reminded me of what it was like to be excited by a political candidate an...

“Everybody’s gotta have a hobby, even if it is hunting the most wretched pieces of shit on the planet in a blood sport competition, and I i...

“When you set out to be a writer you may or may not understand all that you’re agreeing to. You’re saying, by implication, that you’re qual...

Alice is a recent breast cancer survivor. It’s only been a year, and she’s still very scared of her long-term prognosis. Just before she wa...

A grumpy/sunshine romance with a handsome, brooding, tattooed chef with abandonment issues? Plus lots of delicious-sounding food and ultra...

I’m never quite sure which I like more: a popcorn thriller I can read quickly, or a thriller with lots of twists, that makes you say or thi...

Speaking of revelations, this book was truly fantastic. Mara Brock Akil is the creator of television programs like Girlfriends and Being M...

I thought this was absolutely great. Such gossipy, soapy fun, but with some serious themes thrown in. Grace Alexander hit her debut novel o...

I read queer books all year long, but for Pride Month I definitely increase the number. For my first read of Pride, I stumbled upon this ge...

I like reading “important” books that challenge me as much as the next person. But sometimes I need a smutty M/M romance. This hit the spot...

I believe the last few years have seen more phenomenal debut novels than ever before. I love reading books from my auto-buy authors, but I ...

Thanks so much to She Writes Press for an advance copy of this book—it was lots of fun. As I’ve mentioned (lots of times) before, I spent...

Whoa, this was so freaking creepy! I’m definitely not going into any water that isn’t clear, that’s for certain. I’ve been such a fan of El...

Chalk this up to another book I hadn’t heard of but stumbled upon. This was just wonderful in so many ways—any book set on the Amalfi Coast...

“…if there’s one life lesson that has been drilled into me, it’s that you’re never too young—or too old—to be petty.” (Truer words have nev...

Oh, what a fun and thought-provoking book this was! If there’s any justice, this will be adapted for television, because Ms. Mebel is a cha...

I’ve been meaning to read this for a few months and I’m so glad I finally did. I love the way Sara Raasch combines romance, humor, some hea...

I may be in a tiny bit of denial over the fact that this series came to its end after 10 books. I’ve been reading these books long before S...

Over the last few years, Cat Sebastian has become one of my favorite romance writers. Her last two books, We Could Be So Good and You Shou...