Modern Mystery Romances Sizzling With Spice. Because Love’s A Killer.
Eve Was Framed
A chance encounter with a striking stranger triggers a harsh self-reckoning. The result? Amelia realises she’s been pouring her heart into a dead-end career, allowing her boss to overshadow her accomplishments and invade her personal space, while her boyfriend’s lack of drive suffocates her. Everyone tells her to lower her expectations and accept mediocrity. But what if Amelia is sick of settling?
Modern Mystery Romances Sizzling With Spice. Because Love’s A Killer.
Eve Was Framed
A chance encounter with a striking stranger triggers a harsh self-reckoning. The result? Amelia realises she’s been pouring her heart into a dead-end career, allowing her boss to overshadow her accomplishments and invade her personal space, while her boyfriend’s lack of drive suffocates her. Everyone tells her to lower her expectations and accept mediocrity. But what if Amelia is sick of settling?
Steamy Reads From A Romantic Brit
Briar Black is a British romance author whose obsession with classical literature—including British romance novelists like the Brontës and Jane Austen—along with the works of Arthur Conan Doyle, Mary Shelley, and Oscar Wilde, collides with a modern millennial mindset. Now, she’s here to bring you twisted tales of love, lust, unexpected drama, and mystery. Briar joins the esteemed ranks of contemporary British romance writers, infusing traditional romance’s timeless essence with a vibrant, modern twist.
If you’re a fan of spicy romance and enthralling enigma tales, Briar’s books were literally written for you.
While you’re here, delve into her detailed book reviews, insightful thoughts, and in-depth explorations on the mechanics of romance novels. If you’re a romance fan you may find her discussions on popular tropes and trends in British romance fiction of particular interest (do please let her know your own thoughts!). Briar stands out in the list of British romance authors, offering a unique blend of historical depth and contemporary flair. You can start reading now for free, with Eve Was Framed, a short feminist women’s tale you can download and start reading now. You can also check out Briar’s upcoming contributions to the ranks of awesome British romance novels, and start unravelling the romantic mysteries she’s so fond of weaving through her tales.
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Writing (And Reading) Romance Books, Then Rambling About Them…
Explore the blog for a deeper dive into all things romance, mystery, and more. Here, I share my musings on the art of writing alongside reviews of a wide variety of books. While British romance books take centre stage, you’ll also find a mix of mystery, suspense, Romantasy, and the occasional non-romance novel. As a British romance writer, my passion for crafting romantic suspense packed with spice and intrigue is reflected in every review and thought piece. Whether you’re a fellow romance enthusiast or simply love a captivating story, there’s always something new to discover in the world of romance novels.
To Sir Phillip, With Love: Eloise Bridgerton’s Unexpected Romance
In To Sir Phillip, With Love, Eloise Bridgerton steps out of her comfort zone, leaving behind the bustling London society to meet Sir Phillip Crane, a widower with two unruly children and a heart still weighed down by loss. What starts as a proposal of convenience evolves into a heartfelt journey of love, resilience, and family. Eloise’s spirited nature challenges Phillip’s reserved demeanour, while Phillip’s children test her patience and adaptability in delightful and touching ways. Together, they navigate misunderstandings, emotional barriers, and the complexities of blending two very different lives.
Swoon-Worthy Books From Favourite British Romance Authors
For every romance enthusiast, the allure of British romance novels lies in their unique blend of passion, drama, and charm. This carefully curated collection showcases the works of top British romance authors, from timeless classics to contemporary spicy romance that will leave you breathless. Whether you’re drawn to heartwarming tales of love or prefer stories with a twist of mystery and intrigue, there’s something here for every reader.
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of British romance, where each author brings a unique perspective to the enduring themes of love, lust, and self-discovery. For those who crave a bit of spice with their romance or want to explore the mechanics behind these enchanting tales, these books are sure to satisfy. So, grab your favourite cup of tea, settle in, and let these stories transport you into a world where passion and drama unfold with every page.
Only You by Lorna Peel
In Only You, Lorna Peel takes readers to the rugged landscapes of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, where the protagonist, Jane Hollinger, a single mother and genealogy teacher, finds herself torn between her quiet academic life and the whirlwind of entering a relationship with a celebrity. After her divorce, Jane’s journey into romance begins unexpectedly when she meets Robert Armstrong, a handsome and successful American actor who initially seeks her genealogical expertise to delve into mysteries of his family tree. As their relationship deepens amidst the stunning Irish settings, Jane struggles with the pressures of Robert’s public life. Their developing romance tests her ability to balance personal privacy with the invasive eye of the media, bringing both challenges and exhilarating new experiences.
Boyfriend Material (London Calling, #1) by Alexis Hall
Alexis Hall delivers another captivating British contemporary romance with Boyfriend Material. The story follows Luc O’Donnell, a disenchanted Londoner who must find a respectable boyfriend to improve his image in the eyes of his employer. Enter Oliver Blackwood, a posh barrister who agrees to play the role of Luc’s perfect boyfriend. However, as they navigate the intricacies of their fake relationship, genuine feelings begin to emerge. This heart-warming and humorous novel explores the themes of authenticity, self-discovery, and the unexpected path to love in the bustling streets of London.
A Very English Murder By Verity Bright
Set against the backdrop of 1920s England, this cosy mystery immerses readers in a world of quaint villages and charming countryside estates. Lady Eleanor Swift, inheritor of her uncle’s estate, unexpectedly encounters a murder, sparking a series of enthralling events reminiscent of classic British detective stories. Without a body to prove the crime, she uses her sharp wit and the loyal companionship of her dog to unearth clues overlooked by the local constabulary. The narrative weaves together historical romance with quintessential British humour, crafting a delightful read for aficionados of traditional British mysteries. Through vivid storytelling and adept handling of social dynamics and class intricacies, the book offers a captivating glimpse into the life of a spirited and unconventional amateur sleuth.
A Summer of Secrets by Lorna Peel
Lorna Peel transports readers to the breathtaking countryside of Ireland in A Summer of Secrets. The story revolves around Rachel Doyle, who returns to her family’s farm in Ireland after a failed relationship. Here, she finds solace and support from her childhood friend, Finn Carmichael. Unbeknownst to Rachel, Finn has harboured a secret love for her since their youth. Amidst the lush Irish landscape, the pair must confront their feelings and the secrets that bind them, making this a tale of love, forgiveness, and rediscovery.
On Dublin Street by Samantha Young
Samantha Young takes readers on an emotional rollercoaster in On Dublin Street. The novel introduces Jocelyn Butler, a young woman with a troubled past, who relocates to the vibrant city of Edinburgh, Scotland, to escape her demons. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she crosses paths with Braden Carmichael, a wealthy and irresistibly attractive businessman. The intense chemistry between the two characters ignites a love story that is as passionate as it is heartwarming. However, their past traumas and insecurities threaten to tear them apart, making their journey towards love all the more riveting.
Inevitable Ella (Triple Trouble #2) by VH Nicolson
A riveting romance novel set against Scotland’s breathtaking landscapes, Inevitable Ella by British romance author VH Nicholson follows Ella, a tenacious dance instructor, and Fraser, a professional golfer battling inner demons. Their tale of rekindled love is rife with challenges, passion, and deep emotional connections. Infused with delightful Scottish nuances and contemporary references, the story grabs the reader’s attention. Ella and Fraser’s chemistry is palpable, making their romantic moments electrifying and heartfelt. Throughout the tale, the strong community around Ella amplifies the depth of their journey. This book is an essential read for romance aficionados, masterfully balancing love, tension, and raw emotion.
The Flatshare by Beth O’Leary
In The Flatshare, British romance novelist Beth O’Leary crafts a unique and endearing love story. Tiffy Moore and Leon Twomey share a flat, but they’ve never met. As they work opposite shifts, they communicate solely through notes left around the apartment. Despite the unconventional setup, a deep connection forms between them. With witty banter, charming characters, and a touch of serendipity, this novel takes readers on an emotional journey that proves love can blossom in the most unusual circumstances. O’Leary masterfully blends humour with heartfelt moments, creating a captivating narrative that resonates with anyone who’s ever found love in unexpected places. Her adept storytelling ensures that readers will be rooting for Tiffy and Leon’s quirky relationship from start to finish.
Hunting Eden (Triple Trouble #1) by VH Nicolson
A captivating romance novel set in Scotland and following Eden, a Scottish dancer, and her entanglement with Hunter, an American pro golfer, which unfolds with suspense, humour, and more than a few hurdles. Quirky Scottish elements and relatable pop culture references make this an immersing read. Eden and Hunter’s chemistry is sizzling, and their encounters are steamy and satisfying. As the plot progresses, the characters’ personal growth and the support they receive from others in the small town setting add depth to the narrative. A must-read for romance enthusiasts, offering a perfect blend of love, passion, and heat, leaving readers eagerly anticipating the next instalment in the series of standalone romances.
Rosaline Palmer Takes the Cake (Winner Bakes All, #1) by Alexis Hall
Rosaline Palmer Takes the Cake by Alexis Hall is a charming romance centred on baking and competition. Rosaline Palmer, an amateur baker with dreams of success, auditions for a reality TV baking show to change her life. Little does she know that her journey will lead her to form a bond with the enigmatic and intimidating judge, Alain Pope. As they navigate the world of competitive baking, their own journeys of self-discovery intertwine with Rosaline’s pursuit of success and love. Set against the backdrop of a high-stakes baking competition and the bustling city of London, this novel provides a delightful mix of romance, personal growth, and mouthwatering desserts.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Pride and Prejudice is a timeless novel penned by Jane Austen, one of the most renowned British romance authors. Set in the Regency era, the story revolves around the headstrong Elizabeth Bennet and the proud Mr. Darcy as they navigate societal expectations, misunderstandings, and personal growth. With a keen wit and astute social commentary, Austen skillfully weaves a tale of love, pride, and the triumph of true affection over societal prejudices, making Pride and Prejudice a captivating masterpiece that continues to enchant readers across generations.
Why Everyone Loves British Romance Authors
British romance writers have this incredible advantage because of our rich literary tradition. We’ve got literary legends like Jane Austen and the Bronte sisters setting the stage for romance excellence. And let’s not forget Shakespeare – he knew a thing or two about love! Furthermore, even those who aren’t British but happen to write romance wish they were an English romance author. Look at Julia Quinn’s phenomenally successful Bridgerton series, brilliantly showcases the allure of Regency England, adding another jewel to our crown of literary treasures. The author herself may not be British, but Britain was the perfect setting for her epic romance saga.
One of the things that make our stories so appealing internationally is the timeless settings we use. Picture charming countryside estates, elegant manor houses, vibrant cities, and the grand balls of historic high society – it’s a romantic dream come true. Readers from all over the world can’t get enough of that nostalgic and picturesque vibe. Of course, those of us who live in dear Blighty have a slightly less romantic view of the climate, but then again, who doesn’t love a good kiss in the rain scene? Plus, Britain doesn’t just have England with all its Englishness, we also have Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. This gives us a huge well of settings and cultural quirks to draw on. From Samantha Young penning tales from Ireland, to VH Nicolson’s Scottish sports romances, and Verity Bright weaving cosy mystery narratives in distinctly British settings (though to be honest we can’t confirm the husband and wife writing duo behind the Lady Swift Mysteries is actually British!), the British Isles have a lot to offer readers.
But you know what really hooks readers? Our characters! We’ve got this knack for creating compelling folks you can’t help but relate to. Friendly, affable, everyman/woman types with an ineffable charm that comes from being British. They face universal emotions and experiences, so no matter where you’re from, you’ll find something in common with them. From the high society dramas to the quaint village mysteries, our characters offer a diverse array of escapades that resonate with readers globally.
And we’ve got to admit, our wit and humour are pretty on point. For some reason, nowhere else in the world can correctly use irony in their fiction – most often they seem to mistake it for bad luck. We actually know how to wield it to dramatic effect while delivering deadpan snark and sarcasm. It adds this light-hearted and engaging tone to our stories that readers absolutely love. Laughter and love – what more could you want?
Speaking of love, we like exploring all those juicy social dynamics – class, society, and family relationships. It adds that extra layer of depth and intrigue to our tales. Plus, we get to delve into the complexities of human connections, and that’s fascinating stuff. Our romances have that emotional punch too. We’re really good at tugging at heartstrings and making readers feel all the feels. Love, heartbreak, passion – we’ve got it all covered!
You see, our stories have this cross-cultural appeal. We touch on universal themes like love, self-discovery, and personal growth. So whether you’re from England or anywhere else, you’ll find our tales relatable. And hey, global marketing and translations have made our books accessible to readers all over the planet. It’s incredible to think that someone on the other side of the world is enjoying our love stories! So yeah, we’re diverse too! We’ve got historical romance, contemporary romance, romantic comedies – there’s something for everyone. We just love bringing romance to life in all its forms.
All in all, being a British romance author is a joy. Our storytelling traditions, captivating settings, relatable characters, and universal themes make our tales a hit internationally. And it’s an absolute thrill to know that our stories of love and passion are touching the hearts of readers everywhere. Keep on spreading the romance!
Ancient Sources: Celtic Myths and Arthurian Legends
British romance roots trace back to myths like Tristan and Isolde, a tragic love story from Celtic mythology, and the Arthurian legends, featuring romantic tales like Lancelot and Guinevere. These early stories of love, betrayal, and chivalry laid the foundation for later romantic narratives.
Pre-1800s: The Foundations
Samuel Richardson (Pamela, 1740) introduced early sentimental romance. Fanny Burney (Evelina, 1778) laid the groundwork for social comedy in romance, while Ann Radcliffe (The Mysteries of Udolpho, 1794) brought gothic romance into the spotlight.
1800s: The Pioneers
Jane Austen and the Brontë sisters revolutionised British romance, blending societal critique with love stories that have become timeless classics. Their novels, including Pride and Prejudice, Persuasion, Jane Eyre, and Wuthering Heights, remain firm favourites for connoisseurs of the romance genre (and British romance authors in particular) all over the world.
Victorian Era (1837–1901): Romance and Sensationalism
The Victorian period saw the rise of novels that explored more sensational themes, including romance, morality, and social pressures. Authors like Elizabeth Gaskell (North and South, 1855) delved into class struggles with a strong romantic subplot. Thomas Hardy (Far from the Madding Crowd, 1874; Tess of the d’Urbervilles, 1891) blended tragedy and romance, while George Eliot (Middlemarch, 1871–72) examined complex relationships in her deeply emotional, character-driven novels. These works, while often more socially reflective than purely romantic, shaped British romantic fiction by focusing on deep emotional connections and societal critique.
Edwardian and Early 20th Century (1900–1940s): Sentimental and Escapist Romance
In the early 20th century, romance became more sentimental and escapist. E.M. Hull’s The Sheik (1919) sparked the desert romance craze, blending adventure with passion. At the same time, Marie Corelli, a bestselling British author of the period, became known for her melodramatic novels, such as The Sorrows of Satan (1895), which mixed romance with religious and mystical themes.
Barbara Cartland emerged as a prolific writer in the 1920s, shaping the popular image of British romance with her hundreds of light, formulaic romance novels filled with passion, adventure, and happy endings. Her works, like A Hazard of Hearts (1949), catered to readers seeking pure escapism during and after the hardships of World War II.
Late 1900s: Contemporary Romance
Authors like Jill Mansell, Katie Fforde, and Marian Keyes helped shape the contemporary romance genre, focusing on love, self-discovery, and personal challenges. Mansell’s Millie’s Fling (2001) blends romance with humour, while Fforde’s Wild Designs (1996) explores love and reinvention later in life. Meanwhile, Keyes’ Watermelon (1995) and Rachel’s Holiday (1997) brought a refreshing mix of romance and deeper emotional themes, tackling issues like addiction and mental health. Together, these authors helped redefine modern British and Irish romance with relatable characters and heartfelt storytelling.
1990s: Cosy Mysteries with Romantic Elements
The resurgence of cosy mysteries began in the early 1990s, led by authors like M.C. Beaton with her Agatha Raisin series (Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death, 1992), and Carola Dunn, whose Daisy Dalrymple series (Death at Wentwater Court, 1994) combined historical settings with romance and amateur sleuthing. These authors popularised the genre by creating charming, accessible mysteries with romantic subplots, paving the way for future cosy mystery writers.
2000s: The Rise of Lighthearted Contemporary Romance
Authors like Sophie Kinsella and Jojo Moyes brought relatable, emotionally engaging stories to the forefront, popularising the lighter side of British romance. Their novels typically focused on themes of self-discovery, personal relationships, and emotional growth rather than explicit romance, marking the rise of chick lit. This subgenre catered primarily to women, blending romance with modern life challenges such as career struggles and personal dilemmas. Kinsella’s humorous tales, featuring everyday heroines like Becky Bloomwood navigating love and financial chaos, and Moyes’ more poignant narratives, like Me Before You, which tackles love alongside complex themes like disability, helped broaden the appeal of British romance novels. These stories grounded romance in realistic, contemporary settings, making them widely relatable to modern readers and expanding the readership beyond traditional romance audiences.
2020s: The Rise of Spicy Romance, Dark Romance & Romantasy
British writers are now embracing more intense and adventurous genres. Freya Marske’s A Marvellous Light (2021) is a standout in the romantasy space, blending Edwardian England with magic, mystery, and romance, while Sangu Mandanna’s The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches (2022) offers a cosy, romantic witch story that blends fantasy with heartfelt romance. For darker themes, Saskia Roy’s Rush delves into the toxic, intense world of Formula 1, exploring obsession and female desire in a gritty, sensual romance. In the 2020s, authors like Verity Bright (A Very English Murder) have continued contributing to the modern revival of the cosy mystery/romance genre. With stories blending 1920s British high society, gentle mystery, and subtle romance, Bright’s works reflect the continued reader appetite for historical cosy mysteries featuring romantic elements.
🌸 Cover Reveal! 🌸
I’m SO ridiculously excited to finally share the cover of my new novel, BANE! Amelia left behind a successful career in Manchester. She ditched her ‘perfect’ boyfriend, returned to her hometown and set up her own marketing agency. She wanted a fresh start, a chance to build something of her own, run it her way. And while everything`s going great, her homecoming brought her face-to-face with Michael Bane—the guy she crushed on for years, the one who made her heart race and break all at once.
Michael was the popular, sexy bad boy in school, while Amelia was a geeky nobody—and he HATED her. Now? He’s just as gorgeous, running a successful finance firm, and still the town’s heartthrob. Amelia thinks maybe, just maybe, she`s actually going to get her guy, until it turns out that not everyone in Ashfordby is happy to leave the high school cliques and drama in the past.
Has Michael actually changed at all? Hurt and fuming, Amelia is SO done with Michael Bane… until he turns up confused and bleeding on her doorstep, asking for help—the kind of help that could unravel her fresh start and everything she’s worked so hard to build.
How far will she go to save him? And just how bad does she want this boy to be?
With small-town drama, a sizzling (if somewhat unconventional) enemies-to-lovers spark, and a murder mystery lurking at its heart, BANE is packed with secrets, suspense, and some serious spice 🌶️
📖 BANE drops on November 20th! Pre-order now on Amazon to be one of the first to dive in. 🖤✨
#Bane #RomanticSuspense #EnemiesToLovers #SmallTownRomance #CoverReveal #SpicyRomance #BriarBlack
Happy Halloween bookworms! Some of my spooky reading recs that suit the vibes this All Hallow’s Eve… #bookstagrammer #witchbooks #witchyvibes #bookrecs #bookish
If you loved The Thursday Murder Club, you’re in for another treat! 🕵️♂️💎
I just reviewed The Man Who Died Twice by Richard Osman—an adventure filled with diamonds, danger, and delightful sleuthing from our favourite Coopers Chase residents. Elizabeth, Joyce, Ibrahim, and Ron are back, and the stakes are higher than ever!
Check out my full review on the blog (🖇in my bio!) for a full rundown of why this cosy mystery is a must-read for fans of humour, heart, and unexpected twists. 📖✨ But for now, here are the highlights:
💎 Amateur sleuths taking on a dangerous game involving stolen diamonds and a ruthless mobster.
👨👩👧👦 The bond of found family growing even stronger through the chaos.
🕵️♀️ Elizabeth`s past as a spy coming to the forefront.
📓 Joyce`s charming diary entries, offering candid insights and humour.
😂 Richard Osman`s signature blend of suspense, warmth, and wit.
#CosyMystery #TheManWhoDiedTwice #TheThursdayMurderClub #BookReview #Bookstagram
Yes, I bought The Pumpkin Spice Café by Laurie Gilmore twice—and I don’t regret it! I was obsessed with the paperback, but when a special hardback edition launched with The Cinnamon Bun Bookstore, I caved. 🙈
Why did I love it so much?
Grumpy x Sunshine romance with Logan and Jeanie 🧡
Adorable small-town vibes and quirky farm animals
A cosy café setting mixed with a light-hearted mystery
Spice level? More than you might expect from a Hallmark-style romance! 🧑🌾🌶️
Check out my full review on the blog.
QOTD: Who`s read this one? What did you think?
#BookstagramMadeMeDoIt #RomanceBooks #PumpkinSpiceCafe #CosyMystery #GrumpySunshine #BookReview #Bookish
If you`re looking for a fast, fun, and fluffy romance, Icebreaker by Hannah Grace is the perfect pick! 💖⛸️🏒
I just reviewed Icebreaker, a sports romance that blends the high-stakes worlds of figure skating and hockey into a captivating love story. Anastasia and Nate`s journey from enemies to lovers is full of tension, humour, and a touch of spice. 🌶️✨
Check out my full review on the blog (🖇https://briarblack.com/hannah-grace-icebreaker-review/) for all the details on why Icebreaker is still lighting up Bookstagram and TikTok. 📖 But for now, here are the highlights:
⛸️ An ambitious figure skater and a confident hockey captain navigate rivalry and romance.
🔥 Classic enemies to lovers, forced proximity, and a reversed grumpy-sunshine dynamic.
🏒 The sports setting makes figure skating and hockey scenes thrilling and integral to character development.
🤗 Themes of resilience, ambition, and found family add depth to this delightful romance.
QOTD: Who`s read this one?
#Icebreaker #HannahGrace #BookReview #SportsRomance #HockeyRomance #Bookstagram
I appear to have entered my #CowboyRomance Era 🤔 Also the concept of a blind date with a book is genius! Thank you @blindsidereadingclubuk 🤠🐮♥️
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📚 The Thursday Murder Club
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If you’re in the mood for a charming, light-hearted mystery, The Thursday Murder Club is a brilliant pick! Set in a peaceful retirement village, this clever cosy mystery follows four amateur sleuths—Elizabeth, Joyce, Ibrahim, and Ron—as they investigate a local murder. Their unique skills, dry British humour, and heartwarming friendship bring the story to life.
With twists, red herrings, and witty banter, Richard Osman delivers an engaging and thoughtful read that blends suspense with reflections on friendship and ageing. A perfect escape for mystery lovers!
QOTD: Have you read The Thursday Murder Club? What did you think?
#ThursdayMurderClub #RichardOsman #CozyMystery #Bookish #Bookstagram 📚🔍
Sometimes you just need a comfort read, and The Wizard of Oz is certainly that for me 💖. It`s one of my favourite classics 📚, and I’m just obsessed with the edition of it from @minalimadesign 😍✨.
🌈🦁👠 QOTD: What’s your favourite comfort read?
#Reads #ComfortReads #Bookstagram #WizardOfOz #MinaLima
I couldn’t wait to dive into Iron Flame, and while it was a solid four-star read for me ⭐⭐⭐⭐, I was left ever so slightly disappointed by it. Violet’s journey at Basgiath War College continues with (most of) the tension, excitement, and romance that we’ve come to love. Rebecca Yarros’ world-building is still on point, with new layers of intrigue, magic, and dragons 🐉 keeping me hooked from start to finish.
My issue came with the slow pacing 🐌 of the first half, and the repetitive back and forth between Violet and Xaden. The first book was so fresh and intriguing, a great balance of modern life 🌍 and epic fantasy ✨. I suspect I was let down by the second because it didn`t have the same WOW factor of originality; after all, we`d already seen the world in Fourth Wing. And while we got to see a great deal more of the world in Iron Flame... I`m not sure, it just didn`t quite feel so innovative 🤔.
All that said, the second half more than made up for much of my disappointment with a good few twists and turns I didn’t see coming 🤯 (and some that were obvious a mile out). Violet and Xaden’s relationship faces challenges, but their love ❤️ is still something to root for. If you loved the first book, Iron Flame is a solid continuation that’s well worth your time 📖!
Check out my full review over on my blog if you`re interested.
QOTD: Who`s read this? What did you think?
#IronFlame #RebeccaYarros #Romantasy #BookLovers #Bookstagram 📚💫