Love Is A Contact Sport by Frederick Smith

I have this thing where I really only want to read gay romance written by a gay man. Because of that, I haven't read much because those authors don't pop up on my radar that often. I follow this author on social media and he had been promoting this book. Then it showed up on... Continue Reading →

Chasing a Second Chance by Brenda Jackson

One thing that is sure to get me hype is a new Brenda Jackson novel. This one happens to be from my favorite family, the Westmorelands. It is a part of the Westmoreland Legacy series. As soon as I could, I preordered the paperback to add to my collection. Then I jumped at the chance... Continue Reading →

A Little Holiday Fling by Farah Heron

I wanted a bit of holiday cheer and this book gave it to me. It was absolutely delightful. Ruby loved Christmas. Rashid didn't understand how a Muslim Desi would love a holiday not for them. From the moment they met, Ruby saw him as being a bit of a Scrooge who hated her. Then, fate... Continue Reading →

Unexpected Pass by A. Blossom

Phileigh is going to be a single mom. Her unborn baby's father ghosted her. Then, while on a blind date to the Superbowl that her mother set up, she meets MVP Kellon. At first she doesn't know who he is. They just bonded because they were both introverts. Then he proceeds to sweep her off... Continue Reading →

Don’t Tell Me How It Ends by Adrienne Thurman

Kaia came home to help her pregnant sister and try to figure out her own life. She ends up being drafted to be the first client for her sister's matchmaking business. In the meantime, she meets Ro. Their first few encounters were very awkward for her. They end up becoming friends and he is very... Continue Reading →

March 2026 Reading Recap

Another month in the books! LOL! I continued on my journey of reading a little bit everyday and got through some really wonderful books in March. Friction by Christina C Jones Fiancé Under the Mistletoe by Jacquelin Thomas Homecoming by Beverly Jenkins Billion-Dollar Ring Ruse by Jadesola James 40 is the New Forty by Turtleberry... Continue Reading →

Room 214 San Juan by LB Gaines

Sanaa was a type A, stressed out, over achieving Black woman who also happened to have founded a web app that was focused on helping women like her. Too bad she wasn't actually helping herself. She ends up stuck in Puerto Rico when a hurricane reroutes her flight home from her cousin's destination wedding. She... Continue Reading →

Calling All Blessings by Beverly Jenkins

When I tell y'all that I love this series so much! Reading about the residents of Henry Adams has brought me so much joy. In this installment, you get to see things from the perspective of Bernadine, Tamar, and Devon. Bernie is the town owner. Tamar July is the town matriarch. Devon is one of... Continue Reading →

August Lane by Regina Black

August and Luke were sorta high school sweethearts. They weren't actually together, they were friends. They wrote songs together. They were in love with each other but their lives were very complicated. Luke became famous singing a song they wrote together that she didn't get credit for. He was a has been at the beginning... Continue Reading →

A Promise of Forever by Sheryl Lister

Terri and Jon have a marriage in distress. They aren't communicating and aren't spending time together. Terri is trying but Jon seems closed off. When confronted about it he says he doesn't want a divorce but also doesn't seem open to her ideas that will help them fix their marriage. Jon knows that he needs... Continue Reading →

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