The Duke by Kerrigan Byrne
If anyone asks, just say that you enjoy reading “history.”
Ice Planet Barbarians by Ruby Dixon
She’s just a regular human, he’s just a regular 7’, brick house built, soft boi who can’t get enough of her.
The Highlander by Kerrigan Byrne
There’s nothing like a Scot written by a woman.
The Hunter by Kerrigan Byrne
Once again, the audiobook is peak.
Aerie by S. E. Wendel
She’s a knight, he’s got wings, they’ve got chemistry, which is kind of a problem since he’s her prisoner…
The Highwayman by Kerrigan Byrne
The audiobook though. It’s peak.
Madness of the Horde King by Zoey Draven
No, I’m the mad one; I keep reading these books.
Radiance by Grace Draven
I love these two sooooo much.
The Fell Queen by Camille Dwight
These two are messed up, but in the most delightful way.
Craving in His Blood by Zoey Draven
Look my dude, either marry the girl you don’t want to marry or don’t marry the girl you don’t want to marry, but make up your damn mind already.
Claimed by the Horde King by Zoey Draven
Again, and I cannot stress this enough but, way too much camping.
A Time of War and Demons by S. E. Wendel
He’s a knight, she’s a lady; the setup is peak and yet the book is mid.
Ironling by S. E. Wendel
She’s a full human with a lot of responsibilities, he’s a half-orc who does not rescues her, even though he kinda does.
Halfling by S. E. Wendel
She’s a full human stolen by orcs, he’s a half-orc who rescues her.
One Dark Window
At least the voice in her head is entertaining.
Captive of the Horde King by Zoey Draven
Way too much camping.
Desire In His Blood by Zoey Draven
It is exactly like it looks like it would be.
Bride by Ali Hazelwood
A vampire and a werewolf are arrange-married and they both definitely hate it. Definitely.