Alyssa and Zac’s story is endearing with sprinkles of humor throughout. I love that Alyssa was so obsessed with coffee LOL it makes her character relatable to me. I also enjoyed that Zac was an alpha male, but not too controlling, but OMG if he says Sunshine just one more time...With that being said, there was a lot of repetition x). I almost gave up on it because I was getting so annoyed. There was also a lot of showing AND telling scenes. Where one or the other would have made it feel less repetitive. Also some of the scenes didn’t feel believable to me, like when she felt a condom fill up while it’s inside of her, or when Zac drives (when time is of the essence) instead of his rich butt hopping on a private jet. And the plot felt extremely similar to 50 shades (without the kink). But over all the book was a wonderful escape 😊.
The message in this book is clear, that our past doesn’t define us and that we can have our own happily ever after even if we aren’t necessarily in search of it.
Now on to Bray’s story 😉

I love how Cassandra and Robbie balance each other out, where Cassandra is self-concise, Robbie makes up for it with his alpha no BS attitude. I also appreciate how their tale explores mental health and how important it is to take care of it.
The whole Moore series is filled with family fun! Especially with their fun competitions throughout. The heartfelt love and dedication these siblings have for one another is exactly why I love this series!

What a super sweet read. It is light and steamy, exactly what I needed! The opening scene is beautiful and starts the emotional roller coaster the title encompasses, Learning to Love Again. I love that the MC Layla owns a bakery and Café, it really paints her character and can explain her little bit of fluff. And that she smells like vanilla buttercream frosting LOL OMG beautiful!

This is a great romance book from start to finish, and Frankie did a wonderful job developing her world, creating her characters, and making you feel all the feels!


I am not against ‘foul’ language, but I did feel like F**k was used too much. But I did love that Frankie used many of my ‘coined bad’ words in her story; douchenoozle, douchcanoe, etc. These words were words I said in front of my parents so I wouldn’t get grounded for saying the ‘real’ words and I loved that she sprinkled these in there. It brought humor and creativity to the story for me.

Frankie portrayed the Moore family interactions perfectly! I was adopted and grew up in a house with 7 people and her scenes had me reminiscing with the fun way the characters poked fun at each other had me laughing and spitting out my coffee.

Frankie does an amazing job pulling at your heart strings and I am finding myself shipping Letty and Jake (hint hint Frankie) because I love them so much. I mean come on! A fireman who also loves the ladies and a fiery headstrong bartender/business owner!

What a great debut novel!

Ember Vulterra stays hidden in the shadows and pushes everyone she once loved aside. Then everything changes when she enrolls in college and attempts to step out of her parent’s footsteps. But the past is hard to bury and secrets surface that turn her world upside down.

This duet superhero romance is filled with mystery, suspense, and intrigue. I love the characters! Especially Stella and Billy because of their love and devotion to their friends. I love that we get to witness the characters grow physically, mentally, through their powers, and their relationships. But there are a lot of characters to remember throughout the book and I found myself back tracking to recall who they were and what their abilities were.

Although in the beginning it was slow moving the overall pace of the novel was good. I found some of the descriptions to be long and I was skimming to get to the main idea. Some of the dialogue was confusing because in-between was a description and I forgot what the dialogue said before it x). What really stood out to me was the combat scenes! They are written very well.

The heat level for this romance is 2/5, there is some sweet kisses, tension, and touching but I wanted more LOL. But overall I felt all the feels and look forward to the next book in the series!

Average Joe is a perfect rainy day read. It makes you laugh, while making you appreciate your fur companions and healthy parents. I love all the 80’s references and it made me miss movie rental stores. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone looking for a unique feel-good book.

Jake and Letty's story is a great addition to the Moore series! I love the enemies to lovers feel, especially when Jake has a heart of gold! I still think Expecting Moore is my favorite, but I can't wait for Scott's story :D