Book Review:: The Slowest Burn | Sarah Chamberlin
So you like to read romance…lucky for you, I’ve found your next favorite romance author. Do you enjoy authors like Tarah Dewitt, Katherine Center, Sarah Adams, and…
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Book Review:: If I Were You | Cesca Major
The good ol’ fashioned body swap, but make it your sister’s wedding weekend, and the groom is one of the boyfriend’s oldest friends so everyone at the…
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Book Review:: Every Moment Since | Marybeth Mayhew Whalen
Tragedy changes people. It ripples outward, affecting more than just the usual suspects. It captures the families with the biggest waves, the friends and acquaintances, and still…
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TBR Challenge | Reading Books I Already Own
I don’t know about you, but for me 2024 has been absolutely unhinged as far as collecting new books. This was the year of the preorder for…
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Book Review:: Ruthless Vows | Rebecca Ross
Letters of Enchantment Book #2 (conclusion) [Book One is Divine Rivals – skip this review if you haven’t read it yet! There will be rampant book one…
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Book Review:: Divine Rivals | Rebecca Ross
Letters of Enchantment Book #1 Holy hell, I was not prepared for this book. I like to go into new stories blind, especially the hyped ones, and…
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Book Review:: Once Upon A Boyband | Jenny Proctor
A book for all the fangirls out there who ever fanaticized about meeting their girlhood pop star crushes, catching their eye, and falling in head-over-heels MFEO love…
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Book Review:: Wrong Place Wrong Time | Gillian McAllister
It started with a feeling. Deja vu? Something like it? A bad feeling. The calm before the storm type of feeling. Like in the next instant, the…
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Book Review:: The Cheesemaker’s Daughter | Kristin Vukovic
Sometimes when it feels like life is falling apart, it’s really the opportunity for a new beginning. That’s the case for Marina, when she is disillusioned by…
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Book Review:: Double Exposure | Elissa R. Sloan
Double Exposure is a mostly melancholy story about two L.A. hopefuls-turned-celebrities who have a deep connection, but never quite get the timing right. Adrian came to Hollywood…