The Nora Theory

Men of the Wilds by B.B. Reid is an expansive dark romance, why choose fairytale retelling with two books featuring a disgraced popstar, multiple love interests, and incredible, over-the-top adventures. Aurelia George turned childhood stardom into a world-famous singing career, but now that career is up in flames. She’s been cancelled, sending her team into… Read more

Tempting Venom is the last in Rina Kent’s Vipers series, three interconnected standalone dark romances. This installment is an intense, MM, enemies-to-lovers romance with lots of drama and the spice that readers love from this author. Marcus Osborn and Preston Armstrong, both scions of two of the wealthiest families in Graystone, have been rivals, on… Read more

Losers is a why-choose romance duet that has been one of my all-time favorites for years. It was re-released late last year, and it seemed high time for me to reread the books and give them their proper due with a review. Losers is a stunningly well-done polyamorous romance with unforgettable characters, salacious spice, and… Read more

The series conclusion to Katee Robert’s iconic Dark Olympus series has finally arrived, with a sapphic, enemies-to-lovers romance that answers all the remaining questions that readers have had for years. In Shattered Gods, we finally learn the truth about Hermes and the secrets that threaten to unravel this fictional, modern-day version of Olympus. * This… Read more

Broken Dove by Dani Francis is the sequel to Silver Elite, a dystopian romance that took BookTok by storm last year. The second book in the series promises action, intrigue, and, of course, delicious dramatic romance. *This review contains spoilers for the first book in the series, Silver Elite* His brothers have imprisoned Cross Redden… Read more

Harvest Season is the second book in Brynne Weaver’s The Seasons of Carnage series, continuing the story of Nolan and Harper, two dueling serial killers in a small town full of buried secrets. This dark romantic comedy blends intrigue and spice with macabre humor to create a truly unique and phenomenal read. * This review… Read more