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Book Review:: The Love Fix | Jill Shalvis

You can’t escape your past by running away from it. At least, not in fiction!

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After the death of her mother, Lexi has to return to a place with less than fond memories to execute the will with her stepsister Ashley. The two of them had very different experiences with their mother, and Lexi isn’t ready to forgive the dark childhood she had. Assisting them on the unusual task assigned to them in the will is Heath, another piece of her past Lexi isn’t eager to face, who is now the lawyer handling the execution of the will. Over a six-week period Lexi is stuck in Sunrise Cove, for better or for worse.

This is my second Jill Shalvis book, and I’m starting to get a good feel for her style. Her characters are deep and complex with pasts full of hurt that have shaped their current motivations. I thought Lexi, Heath, and even Ashley were very well developed and believable. Their problems and understanding of each other make sense and unfold in sensible ways.

The chemistry between Heath and Lexi was sizzling, but rooted deeper than just attraction. They knew each other once upon a time and I really enjoyed every bit of information Heath discovers that he was oblivious to when he knew her before, giving him a fuller picture of her past and gives them an excellent base for an eventual relationship.

This is the eighth installment of the Sunrise Cove series. EIGHTH! You know what that means? I get to go back and read a bunch more books knowing that I’m in good hands with an author like Jill Shalvis. She knows how to build a compelling story!

Note:: I received an early copy of this book from the publisher through netgalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.

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Title:: The Love Fix (Sunrise Cove #8)
Author:: Jill Shalvis
Genre:: Contemporary Romance
Publisher:: Avon
Length:: 320 pages
Audio Length:: 9h 15m
Audiobook Narrator:: Andi Arndt
Published:: June 24th, 2025
The Litertarian Rating:: 4-Stars

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Book Review:: 32 Days in May | Betty Corrello

Let me introduce you to the Sweet November of the modern era…kind of.

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Nadia is struggling with her recent diagnosis of lupus. She’s grieving the life she thought she’d have, feeling betrayed by a body that couldn’t keep up with the lifestyle of a ruthless writer in the entertainment industry. She retreats back to home, Evergreen New Jersey, to lick her wounds, get stabilized, and heal. When her doctor suggests she show his relative around who’s new in town, who also happens to be one of the biggest heartthrobs in TV, she reluctantly agrees. It’s not that he’s hot, it’s not that he’s famous, it’s not that he’s rich…it’s that he’s a stranger. He doesn’t know about this new life defining condition, and she wants to keep it that way. When they hit it off and agree to keep seeing each other, but only for the month of May like one of Nadia’s favorite movies (Sweet November), it is more important to her than ever to keep her secret safely guarded. Maybe for the space of one month, she can feel normal again.

Okay. If you have not read a Betty Corrello book yet, this is your official sign to go get one. Her debut, Summertime Punchline, was excellent, and this one might be even better. Her writing is authentic and honest, her characters are smart and genuine, and I. am. a. fan.

The themes in this book are heavy and realistically messy. It’s not easy to be a person, and it’s even more difficult when our bodies don’t work in the way we think they should. Adjusting to life with a chronic illness can’t be easy, and the representation of it in this book is beautiful. The author has the same condition, and I’m glad to have learned more about it in this book.

Nadia and Marco are magic. My favorite moments, of course, are the most non-romantic moments of romance. You might think that makes no sense but hear me out. Intimacy is intrinsically romantic, so to me the moments that aren’t meant to be ooh-y and ahh-y but peel back layers of the walls we keep around ourselves to the general public, are often the most romantic of all. Vulnerability is sexy as hell. Nadia’s walls are well built and often reinforced, but because Marco is also deeply damaged and often tells her the raw truth, he makes her want to reconsider being so guarded.

32 Days in May is incredible. Don’t miss the chance to read this powerfully moving book.

Note:: I received an early copy of this book from the publisher through netgalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.

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Title:: 32 Days in May
Author:: Betty Corrello
Genre:: Contemporary Romance
Publisher:: Avon
Length:: 320 pages
Audio Length:: 9h 15m
Audiobook Narrator:: Joy Nash
Published:: May 13th, 2025
The Litertarian Rating:: 5-Stars

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Book Review:: Spring Fling | Annie England Noblin

Ben was always the-one-that-got-away, but now that he’s back in town, Mylie isn’t sure how to approach him. All signs point to him leaving again, but who says it has to be something serious? Maybe they can just have a spring fling…

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The tone of this novel was very lighthearted and easy, even when some of the subject matter probably warranted a little more depth. Personally, I was craving a little bit more from these characters, but every time I felt that way it seemed to launch into another tropey situation that kept things light and playful.

The characters felt well developed for the purposes of the story. Mylie, in particular, had a lot of ties to the town that drove the subplots well enough. The setting of Clay Creek is small town America with the requisite old-lady bingo group, and rascally wildlife.

For me there wasn’t a lot that really stood out as being particularly original or interesting. That’s the danger of reading so much romance! If you’re looking for something sweet and light, this book fits the bill, but if you’re looking for the next great romance novel, in my opinion this one isn’t essential reading.

Note:: I received an early copy of this book from the publisher through netgalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.

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Title:: Spring Fling
Author:: Annie England Noblin
Genre:: Romantic Comedy
Publisher:: Avon
Length:: 304 pages
Audio Length:: 8h
Audiobook Narrator:: Amanda Stribling
Audiobook Publisher:: Harper Audio
Published:: March 18th, 2025
The Litertarian Rating:: 3-Stars
Spice Rating:: 3 (open door explicit scenes, but brief)

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Book Review:: The Memory Library | Kate Storey

The Memory Library is the story of an estranged mother and daughter coming back together in a moment of difficulty, as they discover that no wound is too deep to heal.

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Ella hasn’t seen her mother in over twenty years. After a grief-stricken fight, she moved to Australia and started her career and family away from England. But when her mother has a fall, she and her husband decide it is time for Ella to go. She is the only one who can.

While there, she and her mother, Sally, are forced to confront what tore them apart, and as the waves of healing wash over them, Ella comes to realize what her decision cost her.

Sally still lives in the same home, and has been continuing her tradition of buying a new book for Ella every year on her birthday, but since their estrangement, she’s been keeping them safe in her own library at home until Ella was ready. She inscribes them each with a little message, describing why each title was chosen, but it was ruined in the flood that resulted from her accident.

The idea of this book is sweet, but for me it felt a little forced. It’s an uplifting story that has a thread of sadness and grief tied all through it. It warns us to make sure we’re not taking for granted even the more difficult relationships in our lives, and urges us to try harder to understand others. It’s a great message, so I can forgive a few clumsy character motivations.

I can see people really latching onto this book if they have healed estrangements in their own lives, or have complicated relationships with their own mothers.

Note:: I received this book through netgalley from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.

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Title:: The Memory Library
Author:: Kate Storey
Genre:: Contemporary
Publisher:: Avon
Length:: 335 pages
Audio Length:: 8h 20m
Audiobook Narrator:: Jilly Bond & Imogen Wilde
Audiobook Publisher:: Avon
Published:: February 1, 2024
The Litertarian Rating:: 3-Stars

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Book Review:: Better Than Friends | Jill Shalvis

Better Than Friends by Jill Shalvis has all the ingredients for a real romance banger. Second-chance romance, enemies-to-lovers, (kind of) forbidden romance, mystery, drama, accidents, freakish storms that move in to leave the characters stranded…the pages are jam packed with tropey delight, but it doesn’t feel all that tropey. It feels like a beautiful story of real heartbreak and crisis and healing and falling in love, even when you don’t mean to.

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The only home Olive ever really knew was with the Turner family. Her own parents were flaky at best, and she found real connection with her best friend Katie, and even her twin brother Noah. But after a tragic accident after graduation, Olive fled her hometown in a rush of shame and guilt. Now years later, her best friend needs her. Her husband was in a terrible accident that’s left him in a coma. Despite wanting to keep as far away from Noah as possible, she returns home and naturally, runs into him constantly.

This story really drew me in from the beginning with such a complex and intriguing backstory between all of the characters that had be turning pages for more. Turns out Olive and Noah had a little bit of history back in the day, and the sparks are still smoldering! The two main characters are MFEO (made for each other). Their conflicts complement one another and their traumas can really only be healed by each other, too.

It’s not only a romance, but a novel of self-discovery. Olive has a complicated history with her own parents, and it turns out they’re actually missing, which adds an interesting plot element to all the sparks trying to ignite all over the place. There are some deep themes that tug at your heart strings and keep your mind turning over them long after you finish reading.

Jill Shalvis is a new author for me, but it looks like she’s quite prolific! I’m really looking forward to reading more of her work, because this one was a major win for me!

Note:: I was given a copy of this book by the publisher & netgalley for free in exchange for an honest review.

Details

Title:: Better Than Friends (Sunrise Cove #7)
Author:: Jill Shalvis
Genre:: Contemporary Romance
Publisher:: Avon
Length:: 336 pages
Audio Length:: 9h 15m
Audiobook Narrator:: Andi Arndt
Audiobook Publisher:: Harper Audio
Published:: January 21st, 2025
The Litertarian Rating:: 5-Stars

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Book Review:: A Five Letter Word for Love | Amy James

Let’s get this out of the way up front. This book was rated entirely on *vibes*. Is it perfect? No (and it has more faults than most of my five star reads). But should you read it? Absolutely, yes.

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Emily is having a quarter life crisis. She’s finished college in a degree she regrets, and is working in a small town on Prince Edward Island because the rent is cheap and she found a job in an auto shop that pays her just enough to make some progress on those pesky student loans. But she’s not passionate about anything. She wants to find passion. She wants to find her dream job.

The thing is, she’s entirely insufferable. Her attitude is perpetually under-satisfied, always looking for the greener grass, no matter what is in front of her. She sees her college friend group thriving on their individual paths, but she’s floundering and has no direction, and she doesn’t even like those friends that much anymore.

BUT — starting from a place of discontentedness leaves lots of room for growth, and the more room for growth, the more powerful an impact for the ending. Even though some of the threads of this story got kind of muddled from the 50-75% point (ish), the resolution made up for every other complaint I was holding onto as I read. The opening was also awesome, you just have to have a little faith that things will pay off by the time all is said and done.

It may also help that John is essentially my husband. Car guy, mechanic, racer, (yes those are all different), not a big talker, hunky, sweet when it counts, confident, steadfast, funny. I loved their relationship, but it’s a little hard to see his side of it with how misaligned they appear to be.

The most sand-chewing part for me is that she’s creating this life she actually really really loves in PEI, with or without John, but she’s still just got it lodged in her head that she needs something better, that there’s always something better. It may be the plight of Gen Z, at least a little bit. The idealistic social media generation. Y’all. Take a big breath and say it with me *gratitude*.

Like I said, in the end this book was absolutely worth it, with valuable themes I think many will embrace or relate to. I was sure this was going to be three stars, but then it just blew me away in the end. I cried several well-earned tears. Sleeper hit! Surprise gem! Diamond in the rough! Five stars from me!

This was a netgalley arc read. I was provided a free copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts are my own.

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Title:: A Five Letter Word for Love
Author:: Amy James
Genre:: Romance
Publisher:: Avon
Length:: 368 pages
Audio Length:: 9h 33m
Audiobook Narrator:: Kate Koster
Audiobook Publisher:: Harper Audio
Published:: December 3rd, 2024
The Litertarian Rating:: 5-Stars
Spice Rating:: 1

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Book Review:: Work in Progress | Kat Mackenzie

A gaggle of (mostly) old ladies traveling around all the hot tourist spots in the UK with a hunky Scottish tour guide: comedy gold with the promise of many shenanigans, or the perfect place for a young American woman to come heal her heart? Turns out, both! Work in Progress is a debut romance by Kat Mackenzie, and it lived up to all my expectations.

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Alice Cooper is in a bit of a rut. She’s lost the job that gave her purpose and her boyfriend is suddenly engaged to someone else. After six months of wallowing, she gets fed up and books a spunky looking women’s tour in Scotland, refusing to put her dreams on hold any longer. Unfortunately the trip is a disaster from the get. Her bag is lost (and completely destroyed by the time she gets it back), she’s nearly so late she misses the bus, and the tour guide turns out to be the man she just cussed out at the airport for not waiting his turn. And did I mention the old ladies? Here Alice was expecting to bond with a bunch of twenty-somethings on the top of scenic mountain vistas and wind-blown moors, and instead there are a bunch of arthritic mother hens ready to talk your ear off. This was not the rejuvenating getaway she’d imagined.

But it turns out it was the one she needed. Funny how that works.

The banter in this book is top tier, and it starts immediately. No time is wasted as we’re thrust into this book of constant misfortunes and comedic relief. Alice and Robbie are both little sparklers and they love poking dangerously at one another, seeing just how far they can push it. But it turns out Alice is really good at getting herself into unfortunate situations, and Robbie not only has a hero’s heart, he’s also legally responsible for her as the tour guide, so that makes for some fun moments 🙂

It’s a romantic comedy, but this book is mostly about self-discovery and healing the soul. Why is it so easy for us to be blinded by the relationships right in front of us? When they’re gone they leave us with gaping holes that we humbly must realize we’ve created ourselves. Alice went to Scottland to heal hers, and though it is a bumpy road to get there, it works.

I loved this book. It’s everything you want in a romantic comedy, and as a UK vacation novel, it has a really interesting backdrop (…if you don’t already live there?). Though there are some steamy scenes, it never gets full explicit open-door. Full of heart and banter and swoon-worthy romance, this early 2025 release should not be missed!

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Title:: Work in Progress
Author:: Kat Mackenzie
Genre:: Romantic Comedy
Publisher:: Avon
Length:: 384 pages
Audio Length:: 9h 15m
Audiobook Narrator:: Angela Dawe
Audiobook Publisher:: Harper Audio
Published:: January 14th, 2025
The Litertarian Rating:: 5-Stars
Spice Rating:: 2

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Book Review:: Adam & Evie’s Matchmaking Tour | Nora Nguyen

(You’ll have to forgive me for not knowing the way to type the correct characters for the Vietnamese names/words in this review – I wish I did, it’s so beautiful!)

Adam & Evie's Matchmaking Tour Nora Nguyen Book Cover

Evie’s Auntie Hao leaves her San Franscisco row house to Evie in her will, with the condition that she goes on the flagship matchmaking tour of the new, exclusive, Love Yeu company. It’s three weeks in her father’s home country of Vietnam, a place Evie never got to visit with Auntie Hao, as they had once dreamed of. With her career as a poet in a stagnant lull, and a recent betrayal in her romantic relationship, she has nothing to lose. Adam is Love Yeu’s CMO, having left a lucrative job in business to help get his sister’s matchmaking tour business off on the right foot. After a disaster of a previous relationship, love is the last thing he’s looking for, but his sister convinces him to join the tour anyway, so he can get firsthand experience of the company’s offerings.

Adam’s family is wealthy and very traditional. Patriarchy is very rampant in the family culture, and everyone is expected to play their role. In contrast, Evie lives largely on a whim. Above all, she is free. It attracts Adam immediately, and holds his attention, even when he tries to talk himself out of it.

Vietnam sounds incredible. The wild(er)ness, the history, the people, the food; Nguyen’s writing makes the tour experiences pop off the page. In a book about a matchmaking tour there is obviously quite a large cast of characters required. I found myself skimming over some of the dense character scenes, because I knew most of them weren’t playing a crucial role. I didn’t care much about the extraneous characters. The ones who did stick out though, were beautifully complex and compelling, especially our two leads.

One character I didn’t jive with was Ruby, Adam’s sister. At the beginning she seemed okay, she was the one who got Adam to agree to go on the matchmaking tour, however, she quickly changed her tune when he started actually getting something out of it. She was the great Reversing Ruby, with a heavy side of Negative Nancy thrown in. And I didn’t care much for her overall, even given the third act revelations about her.

The themes were well integrated and supported by backstory, however, I felt like it could have probably been shorter. Some things felt revisited a few too many times, or a little too blatantly. Overall though, the story was done very well.

This book is a great escape. Beautiful scenery, lots of heart, growth, and passion. Definitely worth your time!

This is an arc review & my honest opinions.

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Title:: Adam & Evie’s Matchmaking Tour
Author:: Nora Nguyen
Genre:: Romance
Publisher:: Avon
Length:: 304 pages
Audio Length:: 10h 45m
Audiobook Narrator:: Ewan Chung & Viet Thanh Nguyen
Audiobook Publisher:: Harper Audio
Published:: September 24th, 2024
The Litertarian Rating:: 4-Stars

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Book Review:: Wildfire | Ilona Andrews

This is the third book in the Hidden Legacy series. If you’ve not read the first two books, please read this review of book one to convince you to read them 🙂 The review for White Hot (book two) can be found here.

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Nevada and Rogan have finally given into the inevitability that is their love. Now, it will be tested as Nevada is asked to investigate the disappearance of Rogan’s ex-fiancée Rynda’s husband. There are many unanswered questions about this case, and it starts to seem like it’s tying into the same conspiracy that’s been plaguing them all year. Rynda is a mess, and she leans on Rogan to help her and her kids through this difficult time. At the same time, Nevada has registered to become House Baylor in order to protect her family. With that comes new dangers. Everyone’s eyes are on her, and when she’s approached with interest by another truthseeker house, Rogan steps back to make sure Nevada’s vision isn’t clouded as she’s making decisions that will dictate the rest of her life.

The rest of this review will contain some spoilers, because I just have to gush about this incredible series. Just know this is an epic conclusion, and if you’ve read the first two books, the third will certainly not disappoint. Trust me, you’ll want to keep reading, because Catalina’s trilogy after this is leveled up still further. Please, please keep reading. They’re so.fucking.good.

This is such a skillful and satisfying conclusion to Nevada’s trilogy. While her relationship with Rogan is tested again and again, hope is never lost. There is no unnecessary stress, and the trust between the two is never broken. They are tested just enough to ensure the strength of their bond, which makes their partnership all the more unbreakable.

This is the kind of romance people read romance for. Nevada and Rogan have eyes only for each other, and the trust that’s been forged between them through fire and ice and everything in between as they’ve fought so hard to survive through the trials in these books translates to their personal relationship too. They trust each other. And they’ve absolutely earned the happy union that awaits them.

Rogan is a hero’s hero. He’s driven, determined, richer-than-god, and protective while never smothering. He admires and respects Nevada, and allows her to make her own decisions. And once she makes them, accepts them, regardless of his own feelings. There’s something about the intense stakes of this series and the payoff of the made-for-each-other romance that is just magical. I’ve never read anything quite so satisfying and justified as this series.

I can’t ever go longer than a handful of months before revisiting this series in some capacity. They are a comfort read for me, in every sense of the word. I’ve never read anything like them before, and I’m convinced they’ll never be matched in quite the same way by anything else.

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Title:: Wildfire (Hidden Legacy Book #3)
Author:: Ilona Andrews
Genre:: Paranormal Romance/Urban Fantasy
Publisher:: Avon
Length:: 391 pages
Audio Length:: 12h 44m
Audiobook Narrator:: Renee Raudman
Audiobook Publisher:: Harper Audio
Published:: July 25th, 2017
The Litertarian Rating:: 5-Stars
Spice Level:: 3 (open door, infrequent)

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Book Review:: White Hot | Ilona Andrews

This is book 2 in the Hidden Legacy series. If you haven’t read book one yet (Burn for Me), peek a few reasons why you should in my review here.

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Nevada is back to business as usual after the explosive experience of hunting down Adam Pierce – until Cornelius Harrison turns up on her doorstep, begging for help to discover the truth about the violent death of his wife, Nari. After reviewing the ME report, Nevada knows taking this job would spell nothing but trouble for her and her family, but she can’t say no. She wouldn’t be able to sleep at night if she turned him and his young daughter away. Her instincts prove true as the first day of investigation leads to the death of her primary suspect, and the universe conspiring to-quite literally-throw her back into Connor Rogan’s magnetism. He is investigating the circumstances of Nari’s death for his own reasons, and, at Cornelius’ grief-stricken insistence, they’re teaming up again to get to the root of the crime.

Once again we are in for a ride of non-stop action and drama sprinkled with genuine moments of connection and the quirky humor that is so special about this series. Cornelius is hyper-focused on his revenge, which both compels and complicates the plot in unexpected ways.

In this installment, Nevada is forced to re-evaluate her opinion of Connor Rogan when she sees how authentic his pain is for the people lost in this conflict. She learns so much more about him and his past, and they’re able to truly connect for the first time. He’s not a psychopath, he’s just guarded and driven as hell. He is the Baylor’s filthy rich protector, and goddamn it’s hot. The slow burn romance we longed for in book one is finally realized, and it only gets better from here!

He smiled at me. It was the kind of smile that blazed a trail from your heart to your mind and popped into your head the next time you wondered why you put up with a man who made you want to punch things.

Nevada and Rogan bicker and challenge each other constantly, and it is their respect for one another that always keeps it civil and brings them back together. They are cut from the same cloth. They’re both relentless and dedicated and will do anything to save the ones they love – even each other.

What sets this series apart so well to me are the side characters. Both Nevada and Rogan have people on their teams that add so much color to the story. Bug the crazy-intense and hilarious computer specialist, Dr. Arias, his dedicated personal physician, the entire Baylor family including the gear-head grandmother, the sassy youngest sister Arabella, the know-it-all sister Catalina, the down-but-never-out cousin Leon, and the steadfast and reliable cousin Bern.

Burn for Me was a good book. This one is great, and it’s only the stepping-stone to something even better.

Details

Title:: White Hot (Hidden Legacy Book #2)
Author:: Ilona Andrews
Genre:: Paranormal Romance/Urban Fantasy
Publisher:: Avon
Length:: 389 pages
Audio Length:: 13h 18m
Audiobook Narrator:: Renee Raudman
Audiobook Publisher:: Harper Audio
Published:: May 30th, 2017
The Litertarian Rating:: 5-Stars
Spice Level:: 3 (open door, infrequent)

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