Lenore Nox's "Grimoire’s Bride" had a killer premise and moments of fun, steamy energy, but it didn’t come together as a full story for me. If you’re here just for spice and a badass heroine, you might enjoy it more. But as a reader who loves when romance and fantasy world-building weave together seamlessly, I felt let down.

Maria Llovet’s "Artificial" is a dark and stylish dive into love, desire, and control. It is an interesting, sexy, and scary ride. If you enjoy artwork + drama + moral questions, this one hits a lot of those buttons.

Veronica Lancet’s "Barbi and The Villain" is an enthralling dive into a richly crafted fantasy world that leaves readers breathless and yearning for more. The novel weaves a tale of unexpected romance, thrilling plot twists, and profound character development that captivates from the first page to the last.