God of Fury — Rina Kent Legacy of Gods – 5 stars Brandon King has spent his entire life performing perfection. Captain of the lacrosse team, old-money elegance, golden boy to everyone who looks at him — and quietly, privately, completely falling apart. He keeps a rigid daily schedule not out of discipline but out […]
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Mine — Riley Hart 3 stars JT has known what he wants for a long time — submission, the real kind, with a Dom who actually understands the dynamic and isn’t just performing it. He finds that person online, in a man who goes by Sir, and the connection is immediate and electric. They talk,
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Disciplinary Action — Onley James 5 stars I started my reading year with this one and honestly, what a way to begin. Cal is nineteen, broke, and running out of options. His father ran a Ponzi scheme, went to prison, and left Cal to absorb all the fallout — ostracized at his expensive private school,
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Seeking His Command — A.E. LeMercier Intricate Ties #1 – 4 stars Miles Bennet is at the bottom. Newly divorced, separated from his kids, fighting through sobriety one white-knuckled day at a time, and suspended from his job as a police detective over an incident the book only reveals in slow, deliberate breadcrumbs. On the
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Working Out the Kinks — Misha Horne 3.5 stars Mistakes aren’t supposed to feel this good… Landon grew up watching his mother con her way through rich men — marrying, emptying bank accounts, and moving on without looking back. She was good at it. The lesson Lan took from watching her: don’t want things, don’t
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Cair (Veiled City #1) — Eryn Hawk If you’re looking for something to devour in one sitting without needing a therapy appointment afterward, Cair is your book. Eryn Hawk’s debut drops you into a city split between humans and supernaturals — separated by a veil that most people respect and Luca Elliot absolutely does not,
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