by Alyssa Cole
... expect to be called on it. Naledi Smith has been recently getting emails from someone who claims to be from an African country, who has a prince that she's supposed to marry. Yeah, right. She's too busy trying to work two jobs, fend off her co-worker that wants to give her all the work and t...
I started reading Alyssa Cole sometime last year. I think I saw her name on a list of women of color writing contemporary romance, and given how tragically white much romance is, I thought I should give her a shot. I read her Off the Grid series, which, in addition to being both science fictional an...
Naledi (Ledi) Smith has been on her own for most of her life, bounced around in foster care after her parents were killed in a car crash. Now she's a grad student with multiple jobs and a supposedly upcoming epidemiology internship that she still hasn't been contacted about. The spam emails she keep...
4 stars This was cute! I liked having a science nerd heroine and the Cinderella vibe was fun. The villain was painfully obvious, though, and Thabiso's disapproving parents - nope! Glad I don't have to deal with them on a daily basis.Full review I took one look at the cover for A Princess in Theory a...
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