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Book Review:: Ship of Dreams | Donna Jones Alward
Sometimes I wonder how the next generations will remember the disaster that was The Titanic. Books like this one carry the story forward, to guard against letting…
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Book Review:: Undimmed | Cecily Mak
The best thing about this book is the framing that it is for everyone. You don’t have to declare your problems or label them as a disease…
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Book Review:: Seeing Other People | Emily Wibberley & Austin Siegemund-Broka
Even though the premise of this book is clear from the title, the cover, and whatever the blurb says (which you all know by now I almost…
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The Summer of Second Chances, K.L. Walther [A Book Review]
Growing up is something we all have to do, whether we want to or not. So many great stories originate from those turbulent times. A touching beachside…
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Book Review:: If Only You Knew | Ellie K. Wilde
Man, sometimes you gotta go back to a genuine sports romance novel, and If Only You Knew by Ellie K. Wilde really fits the bill (also it’s…
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Book Review:: The Re-Do List | Denise Williams
Willow is broken and broken-hearted as her brother ships off on deployment, but he leaves his best friend Deacon behind with instructions to look out for her…
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Book Review:: You Make It Feel Like Christmas | Sophie Sullivan
What do you do when your one-night-stand turns up at your family’s Christmas celebrations at a picturesque Christmas tree farm? Turns out, he’s the proprietor’s brother, so…
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Book Review:: Quicksilver | Callie Hart
I feel like I’m in my romantasy era, and I don’t hate it! Look at the cover of this book. What an absolute killer. For me, Quicksilver…
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Book Review:: Mile High | Liz Tomforde
Welcome to the best sports romance series I’ve read. In the Windy City series, Liz Tomforde has created an irresistable cast of characters you can’t help but…
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Book Review:: My Husband’s Wife | Alice Feeney
This is my second Alice Feeney novel, and it is just as twisty and confusing and unreliable as the last one! If you’re a fan of high…