Phoenix Rising

From forced marriage to instant family in record time. Rosalie is pushed into marrying the infamous Duke Lochlyn Blackmoor after her sister elopes with a guard — and somehow, within five months, we’ve gone from “polite strangers” to “declaration of love, four adopted children, and a pregnancy.” The s......more

Thank you Netgalley and editors for this book. The book is so sweet and so easygoing, it sure has some twists and shades that are quite a bit dramatic, but the book flows so much, like a gentle breeze in an autumn afternoon, where you can't stop, it is quite addictive in the simple way that keeps you......more

Thank you to the author and publisher for providing an arc of this book on NetGallery. When I first read the description, I was excited to dive into three things: a dragon shifter, seeing how a pirate’s daughter would fit into a world of dragons, and a slow-burn romance. While we definitely got the......more

[Arc Review] Thank you to Netgalley and the publishers for the Arc copy. All opinions are my own. I was really excited by the blurb for Phoenix Rising. Unfortunately, I don’t think the blurb is doing the story we actually get any favours, and is ultimately attracting the wrong audience. Arranged marri......more

The description of this book interested me because of the dragon rider and a pirate's daughter, I figured it would be an interesting story. And it was, but it definitely did give me the kind of story that I was expecting. This story notes that it is a slow burn romance, but there was no tension or lo......more