
Look out for the plot twist
It’s a surprise ending
Every good story deserves a satisfying finish
The spicier the better
Cheers to books with a happy ending!
š St. Patrickās Day Wasnāt Ready for Them
JD, Ian, and Sasha share a passionate, polyamorous love. Behind closed doors, it burns hot. But outside, judgment looms. At a tense St. Patrickās Day party, condemnation erupts, threatening to tear them apart. Sasha is fired-up to fight and defend their engagement.


Total: 16 books
Thoughts about my haul:
It had been a while since I read anything by Christina Lauren. Like potato chips, once I had one, I couldn’t stop. I read My Favoirte Half-Night Stand, The Unhoneymooners, and Dating You Hating You
I read Navessa Allen’s Caught Up. I know this is an unpopular opinion, but I liked this book more than Caught Up
If you like hockey romances, add Hard Edge by Lainey Davis to your TBR.
I got sucked into Kate Stewarts’s series. I enjoyed Flock, but it ended on a cliffhanger. Ugh!
I finally tried my first Emily Henry book, Happy Place
If you’re a fan of the show Scandal, I suggest reading Katy Evans’ Mr. President
I’m still working my way through Rina Kent – I really enjoyed God of Ruin, but God of Fury is still my favorite of the series.
Pride isnāt something that ends on June 30. While June is filled with parades, rainbows, and support, the LGBTQIA+ community deserves support throughout the year. The calendar is filled with powerful moments that deserve attention and respect. Letās keep the spirit of Pride alive all year long, because being seen, heard, and loved doesnāt stop when the month ends.


Key LGBTQ+ Celebration and Awareness Day Throughout the Year
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
sources:
https://gscc.msu.edu/education/observances.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LGBTQ_awareness_periods
https://seattlepride.org/news/2025-lgbtqia-holidays-remembrances
https://www.genderspecialist.com/blog/lgbtq-community-calendar
https://www.prideinsport.com.au/days-of-significance/
What does Love is Love mean to a spicy romance author?
Every story, queer, straight, poly, or undefines, deserves its happy ending.
There aren’t limits on who gets to fall, burn, ache, or belong.
Every kind of love matters on the page.
I write romance because love is love. No exceptions. Just heart.
This spicy author and fierce ally is here for the love, the heat, and the freedom to be unapologetically you.
Let’s celebrate every story, every kiss, every truth.
