Lucy Score

Cozy, Quirky, and Completely Charming

Zoey and Gage made me rethink a trope I thought I’d sworn off.

First off, I need to find this town and move there immediately. Story Lake is everything — that perfect blend of quirky, charming, and delightfully chaotic, filled with townsfolk (human and otherwise) who steal every scene. The Bishop brothers are amazing, but honestly? Bertha the raccoon, Goose the eagle, and the entire parade of pets turn this book from a simple escape into a full‑on show more retreat.

Zoey and Gage are the perfect pair, and they’ve officially made me rethink a trope I’m usually on the fence about — friends to lovers. Their banter, chemistry, and slow‑burn sweetness were just… sigh. I loved how they saw each other so clearly, even through all the surrounding chaos.

But what truly won me over was how this book celebrates life, love, and community. I’ve been looking forward to Zoey’s story since finishing book one, and Lucy Score delivered everything I hoped for — the humor, the heart, the laughter, the small‑town magic. It has that same joyful energy that made the first book shine.

This series continues to be a warm, cozy, hilarious hug, and I adored every minute of it. show less

In this delightful sequel, Riley Thorn and her detective beau, Nick Santiago, navigate a whirlwind of hilarity and suspense. Their lives could be more exciting, with Riley's psychic prowess drawing unwanted attention and Nick juggling a perplexing case. The plot thickens with a murder mystery that pulls Riley into the fray despite Nick's protective instincts. Adding to the chaos are family dynamics, an enigmatic elderly roommate, and comedic mishaps. The story blends humor with intrigue, show more keeping me hooked from start to finish. The characters are endearing, and the storyline is brilliantly crafted, making this book a unique mix of genres. show less

Lucy Score delivers another delightful adventure with psychic detective Riley Thorn. When her self-absorbed ex-husband, Griffin, shows up seeking help, Riley and her private investigator boyfriend, Nick Santiago, reluctantly take on the case. Chaos ensues as Riley's elderly roommates interfere with the investigation, and a murder adds urgency. Riley must rely on her psychic abilities to solve the mystery amidst the hilarity and danger Griffin brings. This book is a perfect mix of humor, show more romance, and suspense. The engaging characters and surprising twists kept me hooked. It's a lighthearted, feel-good read that’s both funny and thrilling. I can't wait for the next installment in this charming series. show less

Story of My Life pulled me in with its humor and heart. I had some true laugh-out-loud moments, and there were a few spicy ones too that kept things interesting. The characters had great chemistry, and I really enjoyed the back-and-forth interactions—especially the snarky moments mixed with real emotion. It had that classic Lucy Score charm: small-town dynamics, complicated relationships, and just enough drama to keep things moving.

The pacing was solid, and even when things got messy, it show more felt believable and relatable. I liked the growth the characters went through and how the story balanced romance with real-life struggles. It wasn’t perfect, but it was definitely engaging and left me smiling by the end. show less