Review: Set (Them Boys #1) by Alexandria House
Telicia’s Review (Short) Kareema’s relationship with her daughter Tori was so relatable because so many moms feel guilty of not choosing the right dad for their child and end up having an entitled spoiled brat trying to overdo things to make up for it. Kareema & Set sex life though, do 40-year-olds really have that much sex? Lol!
December’s Book of the Month: Falling for a Knight by Té Russ
Below is Episode 12 and full of spoilers. If you haven’t read Falling for a Knight, skip down to our reviews. While vacationing in Trinidad, world-renowned photographer Roman Knight unexpectedly acquires a new muse, Cynthia Tremaine. Their chemistry is off the charts and they can’t resist giving into a night of passion together. Neither of them expected to see each other again after they parted ways…but fate seemed to have other plans. Telicia’s Review A modern-day evil witch stepmom story. I enjoyed being a part of Cyn’s life. She was my fav character ❤️. Losing both of her parents made me really feel for her. I’m so glad she…
A Glimpse at 2019 with sb3tz
We published our very first episode in January 2019. We read some great books and were introduced to amazing authors to now add to our fav list. For a little fun, we came up with some questions to ask ourselves about the books we’ve read in 2019. So, Bridgette, let’s see what you chose for each category. Favorite Overall? “He Who is a Friend” by Love BelvinI loved this series. I have never seen or read about a family like this one. Biggest Shocker?“Baggage Claimed” by Alexandra WarrenHow bout the whole book was a _________!!!! (Not gonna spoil it – go read it!) Most Heartbreaking? “Plus” by Sabrina B. ScalesIt was…
November’s Book of the Month: Shots Not Taken by Nicole Falls
Below is Episode 11 and full of spoilers. If you haven’t read Shots Not Taken, skip down to our reviews. “If there isn’t a risk, is it worth wanting at all?” Starting Forward for the Tennessee Trojans Nikolas Verette hasn’t always lived the golden life. After personal setbacks placed barriers in his path to professional basketball superstardom, he took to approaching life with the motto “you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take”. Following his passions leads him to an opportunity of a lifetime, but he is in need of a slight bit of assistance to achieve his goal. Enter Jayde Turner, a smart-mouthed, straight shooter who is…
October’s Book of the Month: Hook Shot by Kennedy Ryan
Episode 10 is full of spoilers if you haven’t read this book. Continue to our reviews to avoid us giving away everything! A deeply emotional standalone romance set in the worlds of professional basketball and high fashion. Divorced. Single dad. Traded to a losing squad. Cheated on, betrayed, exposed.My perfect life blew up in my face and I’m still picking up the pieces.The last thing I need is her.A wildflower. A storm. A woman I can’t resist.Lotus DuPree is a kick to my gut and a wrench in my plansfrom the moment our eyes meet.I promised myself I wouldn’t trust a woman again,but I’ve never wanted anyone the way I…
Review: Long Shot by Kennedy Ryan
Telicia’s Review (Short) I experienced every emotion. I love August, he’s perfect inside and out. I hate Caleb I wished death on him most of the book. I relate to Lo so much, as much as she loved Iris growing up, she envies her too. Iris & Sarai’s bond/love for each other is beautiful. I cried at some parts, re-read certain parts because it made me so happy. It’s a must-read!!! 🥰 Check out Long Shot here: https://amzn.to/32UOafH
Review: Block Shot by Kennedy Ryan
Telicia’s Review (Short) After meeting August in Long Shot I didn’t think his brother could be any better. I WAS WRONG! Jared. Jared. Jared. That man there. He wasn’t this super good guy that was nice to everyone, he was just nice to her and oh how I wanted to be her the entire book. Granted Banner is this super smart, biggest heart amazing woman that I’m just like, nope I can’t compare. I was legit jealous the entire time 🤣. Opposite attract and I guess they belong together 🤣 A beautiful story. 🥰 To see what Telicia is talking about, check out Block Shot for yourself here: https://amzn.to/2opgW9l
September’s Book of the Month: He Who Is A Protector by Love Belvin
If you don’t want the story ruined for you, skip the episode and check out our reviews below. “You’ve discovered my weakness, Nalib?” “I have the power, Sadik.” “That you do. Be careful how you execute it. I’m an Ellis; abuse of power won’t be tolerated.”“Only if your authority acts in favor of my heart.” She now has the power, but he remains in control. The Ellis family is in turmoil, facing their most challenging opponent yet. In addition, there’s death, illness, betrayal, confusion, and countless new adjustments the family must endure. Can Bilan and Sadik’s love withstand it all? Bilan has always wanted a family. Sadik proposed his was the…
August’s Book of the Month: Plus by Sabrina B. Scales
Episode 8 below. Contains Spoilers if you haven’t read this book. Continue to the review for what we thought of Plus. He was born into the struggle, a place where love was sometimes considered a luxury and most certainly couldn’t be taken for granted. Being the sole provider of his household before he was old enough to get a job, it was no surprise that he maintained that position when super stardom landed at his door…Kenny She was born into the struggle, a place where abandonment was just one of the many things that could fall into your path. She learned early on that it was her responsibility to protect…
Review: Getting Schooled by Christina C. Jones
Renée’s Review Another great read by Christina C. Jones. Book one of the Wright Brothers series is a nice introduction to this family. I started backward and read a later one first. So, it was cool seeing how it all started with Jason and Reese. The thing I love most about Reese & Jason was their chemistry from the jump. The back and forth had me laughing because I could see it. I have a smart mouth so it was real for me. Both are non-traditional students in college which simply means they’re older than the average student. It also means that they have a little more life experience…
