Book Review

When a Rogue Meets his Match by Elizabeth Hoyt

When a Rogue Meets His Match

About a quarter of the way into When a Rogue Meets His Match, I realized the book was probably not going to be a particularly successful villain redemption or enemies-to-lovers romance. About three-quarters of the way in, I started to wonder what, exactly, the intended message of this book was, because it was verging in a startlingly uncomfortable way on emotional abuse apologia. Everything after that felt like too little, too late in terms of … Continue reading When a Rogue Meets his Match by Elizabeth Hoyt

Holiday Gift Guide 2020: Baking Essentials!

Stuff We Like: Bake All the Things! With a picture of donut baking pans, a silicone rollign mat, and a whoopie pie kit

This week’s Stuff We Like – Holiday Gift Guide 2020? BAKING.   For the latest Holiday Gift Guide post, we’re sharing some of our favorite essential baking tools. All of us have baked a LOT of goods this year, and personally, I have plans for more. Just click that image above or click right here, and take a look! If you need more shopping ideas, we have an extensive Stuff We Like archive, including past … Continue reading Holiday Gift Guide 2020: Baking Essentials!

Books On Sale

Mainly Recommended Reads

Books on Sale: The Silence of Bones by June Hur & More

RECOMMENDED: The Silence of Bones by June Hur is $2.99! Ellen reviewed this one in September and gave it an A:

I thought this book was amazing. I loved the prose, the characters, the mystery, and the setting. From a craft perspective I found this book masterful, and it took me on an intense emotional journey. I think this is a literal must-read for historical mystery fans provided they do not mind some violence.

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HaBO: Secret Ops Hero Named Ghost

This HaBO comes from Susan, who is trying to find this romantic suspense: During my stint working at a lovely used bookstore about 2 years ago (best job ever!), a customer brought in a romantic suspense book that I wanted to set aside and borrow to read for myself before it went out onto the shelves. As happens, I set it aside in the wrong spot and somebody else shelved it and I could never … Continue reading HaBO: Secret Ops Hero Named Ghost

December’s New Releases, Part One

If you’re new to Hide Your Wallet, this is where we list new releases we’re pretty excited for in the coming month. Each reviewer has a book maximum (five per person), but we’ve separated HYW into two parts. The first HYW of the month will cover books that release from the 1st to the 14th. The second HYW will cover books released from the 15th to the end of the month. We also think this … Continue reading December’s New Releases, Part One

Books On Sale

Katee Robert, a Historical Mystery, & More

Books on Sale: All Souls Trilogy by Deborah Harkness & More

The All Souls Trilogy by Deborah Harkness is $3.99! This set contains a complete, finished trilogy and it part of today’s KDDs (Harrow the Ninth is included!). This trilogy seems to be rather divisive as I’ve seen comments on the site where people have love it or couldn’t make it through the first book.

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AudoFile’s 2020 Best of Romance Audiobooks

Audiobook listeners and romance readers! We’re happy to announce AudioFile’s Best of Romance list for audiobook narration. For those who don’t know, AudioFile is a magazine available in print and online that reviews audiobooks. You can also check out the rest of their Best Of categories! Here’s what romances made AudioFile’s list, along with links to their reviews: BOYFRIEND MATERIAL by Alexis Hall, read by Joe Jameson THE TROUBLE WITH HATING YOU by Sajni Patel, … Continue reading AudoFile’s 2020 Best of Romance Audiobooks

Lightning Reviews: A Duo

This edition of Lightning Reviews is a duo of books that couldn’t be more different. One is a contemporary western romance with big ol’ belt buckles and worn-in boots. The other book is filled with girl power, adventure, and a sisterly bond for the ages. Enjoy!

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The Princess Knight by G. A. Aiken

The Princess Knight

CW: gruesome violence, discussion of rape and slavery I DEVOURED The Blacksmith Queen, the first book in this series. I’ve read it and reread it and will probably read it again. So it was with VERY grabby hands that I reached for this sequel. I present for your edification and delight (hopefully!) 5 Steps to Loving The Princess Knight. Step 1: Get Ready for Some Violence This book is brutal in its portrayal of violence. … Continue reading The Princess Knight by G. A. Aiken

Lightning Review

If the Boot Fits by Rebekah Weatherspoon

If the Boot Fits

This seems to be the year of great romances between fabulous fat women and Hollywood heartthrobs. If The Boot Fits continued the party Olivia Dade’s Spoiler Alert started for me. This second book in Weatherspoon’s Cowboys of California series returns to a luxury SoCal ranch setting, with two characters who are stuck in their Hollywood careers. Sam Pleasant is a movie star who just won an Oscar for a film he’s ambivalent about, and is … Continue reading If the Boot Fits by Rebekah Weatherspoon

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