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Chase Me If You Can, Heather Frances [Book Review]
Here in middle-America we get some pretty sick storms. Some people dread them, rushing out almost constantly to cover their precious gardens. Some people open up their…
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Every Exquisite Thing, Laura Steven [Book Review]
After reading and adoring Our Infinite Fates, Laura Steven’s new book Every Exquisite Thing was a pleasant enough surprise. While Fates is about an endless love story…
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Wild About You, Jo Lovett [Book Review]
Second chance romance just has a little something extra — am I right? Flavia and Dominic grew up together, and their family’s remain close friends. That didn’t…
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Once and Again, Rebecca Serle [Book Review]
We’ve all had those moments, those crossroads moments, when we can see two paths stretching out before us, and we have to pick between them. Or something…
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All You Took From Me, Lisa Kenway [Book Review]
You’ve got to love an unreliable narrator, and who could be more unreliable than an amnesia patient? My favorite thing about All You Took From Me, was…
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The Gray Sheep, S. M. Somerset [Book Review]
The Gray Sheep by S.M. Somerset is a complex fantastical world with a rich history and plenty of conflict. Cosette is doing her best to continue running…
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And Now, Back to You, B.K. Borison [Book Review]
I remember when B.K. Borison announced her deal for the Heartstrings series on social media: a series based on the 90s rom coms hard-coded into the DNA…
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Shaolin Spirit, Shi Heng Yi [Book Review]
The Shaolin way is deeply philosophical and self-reflective. While there are several stances and physical practices laid out in this book, I went into it more for…
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The Bodyguard Affair, Amy Lea [Book Review]
Ah, good ol’ rom-com territory for the first time in awhile! The Bodyguard Affair by Amy Lea is an engaging, spicy, and always moving forward. The premise…
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Book Review:: The Storm | Rachel Hawkins
You can rely on Rachel Hawkins to deliver a compelling story replete with tension you can feel in your chest. This one is about murder in a…