Given Our History by Kristyn J. Miller: Book Review
This romance book wasn’t romantic at all — an elegy of misused plot devices, wasted opportunities and poorly done characters.
This romance book wasn’t romantic at all — an elegy of misused plot devices, wasted opportunities and poorly done characters.
I wish I could say I liked this one, but I was so bored. It might not be a bad book, but it definitely wasn’t for me.
I thought this would be my favorite romance of the year — unfortunately, all the memes and icky sex scenes (or rather, the heroine’s dialogue during sex scenes), ruined it for me.
What I hoped would be a sweet and spicy friends-to-lovers quickly turned into a cringey, bog-standard hockey romance.
In which I find what is probably my least favorite book of the year.
A monster romance that could have been great, but resorted to too much smut in the second part and ended up being too long.
One of my most anticipated books of the year, and it failed to satisfy. I still love this series, but Echoes of The Tide is my least favorite.
A surprisingly decent fantasy romance that might have bored me at times, but was good overall.
Is it as good as everyone says it is? Yes, yes it is. But did I love it as much as I loved Beautiful World? Well, not really.
Pub Date 7 January 2024 Publisher Victoria Mier/Self-Published Page Count 541 pages Genre Urban Fantasy, Romance, Adult Goodreads Star Rating 3.99 My star rating 3 Beyond the Aching Door Book Summary Beyond the Aching Door by Victoria Mier is an urban fantasy novel about a journalist named Raegan who starts working on the case of … Read more