Hello Septemeber! August was a pretty great reading month for me and I ended up sharing seven new reviews. Each and every one of these books was so fantastic. I said goodbye to two different series and started two new ones. Be sure to check them out below.
Tin Queen (Clifton Forge #6) by Devney Perry
This story was everything! Tin Queen was filled with so much emotion, passion, and heart, from the very first page I was all in. I loved Nova and Emmett, the chemistry between them, and the amazing build to them coming together. I feel like a broken record but I swear every Devney Perry book I read is a new favorite. The final book in the Clifton Forge series was phenomenal!
The Dating Playbook (The Boyfriend Project #2) by Farrah Rochon
From the very first page, I was in love with this story! This was so entertaining, sweet, and flirty. I had so much fun reading it and ate up all the references that were familiar to me. Farrah Rochon scored a touchdown with The Dating Playbook. 
Say Goodbye (Sacramento #3) by Karen Rose
Say Goodbye was a gripping and intense story that made for an absolutely epic conclusion to the Sacramento series. I loved the timeline and the different points of view as everything connected. I felt so pulled in and couldn’t wait to find out what would happen next. A truly thrilling read!
No More Secrets (Blue Moon #1) by Lucy Score
No More Secrets was sweet and heartfelt with the perfect blend of sexiness and emotion blended in. I loved the characters, the town, and all the entertaining and inviting scenes. It had such a fun vibe! I want to move to Blue Moon Bend and hang out with everyone. Loved it!
Blind Tiger by Sandra Brown
Blind Tiger was a seriously fantastic, all-consuming read. I was completely fascinated by the time period, the unique and intriguing characters, the deceit and deception, and all the thrilling details. I loved the little twists and the amazing build as everything played out. It was well thought out and clever and I loved it all.
Beyond the Highland Mist (Highlander #1) by Karen Marie Moning
Beyond the Highland Mist was fun and whimsical and outright entertaining. I loved the fantasy element of time travel and fairies and Adrienne and Hawk coming together. I was fascinated by everything that was happening and I loved losing myself in this world!
The Royals Next Door by Karina Halle
This was a super cute and fun read! It was sweet, fast-paced, and entertaining. I loved the grumpy bodyguard and the quiet school teacher coming together and was thrilled when they got to their HEA.
