And I Darken is a gender swapped retelling of the history of Vlad Dracul, often known as Dracula. However, if you’re expecting the usual blood-sucker, you may be disappointed.

Lada is the only daughter of Vlad, but she was born fierce and strong, not as a traditional beauty. But her father doesn’t see her as an asset because... girl.

When I started reading the roommate, I knew exactly one thing... it was a romcom.

I really enjoyed Well Met, so I was very excited to get back into the Ren Faire with Stacey in Well Played. As Emily's best friend, I loved seeing more of Emily and Simon and where they are headed. But I also really enjoyed reading from Stacey's POV.

Stacey feels like she has been going through the motions and stuck in her small town life. But she absolutely loves Faire. When Faire is over, she decides to take up a long distance email/texting relationship with her old Faire fling. Along the way, she finds out a lot about both her guy and herself.

This was a predictable, but still very fun rom com/romance. From the "twist" of the texts to the direction her life would take... there wasn't much that was a surprise. I would also describe it as a coming of age story. Although Stacey is already 27, due to things that have happened in her past, she was sort of forced down her path rather than finding herself and choosing her own. I loved Stacey in Well Met, so I'm glad she got to star in her own story and find her happiness.

The Dating Itinerary follows colleagues-turned-rivals Penny and George as they test out the dating scene, from speed dating to Tinder. I really enjoyed their dating experiences and that they kept running into each other at their events and dates. My favorite part was the dark dating, but you'll just have to read the book yourself to find out more.

There was a decent amount of tension and "will-they-won't-they." And the background between the two characters made their relationship read as a natural attraction and progression, not like an insta-love situation, which could have been the case.

The ending felt a little rushed or too quick, but that may just be me - I love a Happily Ever After and always want more! Overall, I loved this one and definitely recommend it to any other romcom lovers!