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Book Review:: When Alec Met Evie | Jenny Proctor
If you’re looking for an utterly romantic story about a single mom and a protective hockey player best-friends-older-brother story to escape into, man, you can’t do better…
Book Reviews
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Book Review:: The House in the Pines | Ana Reyes
One summer can alter the course of everything. One new friend. One lost story. One betrayal. One house in the pines. Maya is convinced the strange boy…
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Book Review:: Finlay Donovan is Killing It | Elle Cosimano
What a treat this book is. Perhaps this specific flavor of mystery genre already existed before Finaly Donovan, but I’m having a hard time imagining a better…
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The Books That Built Me | Twig, Elizabeth Orton Jones
Welcome to a new series on the blog I’m calling The Books that Built Me. I will be featuring books I’ve found formative in my life as…
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Book Review:: I’ll Come To You | Rebecca Kauffman
This book is my cup of tea. Like drinking a strong cup of tea at the exact right temperature, really. It warmed me up from the inside…
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Book Review:: Only in Your Dreams | Ellie K. Wilde
As you may know, timing is everything from love to war, and Melody and Zac never had theirs right. They met in high school, growing close as…
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Book Review:: Still Beating | Jennifer Hartmann
This is the kind of book trigger warnings are meant for. This one has some brutal stuff in it, and if you can get through the first…
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Book Review:: Where the Black Line Ends | Meagan Williamson
Where do I start with this one? I went through most of this book expecting it to fall firmly into three-star territory. But then I finished it.…
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Book Review:: Whale Fall | Elizabeth O’Connor
In the years between the Great Wars, two unexpected things happen on a remote Welsh island: a whale washes ashore, and two English stenographers arrive. For a…
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Book Review:: Babylonia | Costanza Casati
Ancient history fascinates me. Getting to read such vibrant and extensively-researched fictional interpretations like this one is such a treat. Babylonia is the story of a girl…