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Book Review:: The Heartbreak Hotel | Ellen O’Clover
Sometimes you’ve got to roll with the punches. Like when your long-term famous boyfriend breaks up with you in an unbecoming manor, or you fail the test…
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Book Review:: Ghost Business | Jen DeLuca
Welcome back to Boneyard Key, where the kitchy beach town theme is actually rooted in truth. Boneyard Key is haunted by a wide array of ghosts, and…
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Book Review:: Save You | Mona Kasten
Save You is the second book in the popular teenage drama saga Maxton Hall. If you’ve not yet read book one, please start there. My review for…
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Book Review:: Love at First Sighting | Mallory Marlowe
Love at First Sighting is no ordinary romance. You might say…ahem…it’s out of this world. Just kidding. It takes place on Earth. But it is tightly wrapped…
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Book Review:: Save Me | Mona Kasten
If you’re a fan of teen dramas, buckle in, because Save Me by Mona Kasten is the broody romance series you’ve likely been waiting for. Fist published…
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Book Review:: First-Time Caller | BK Borison
When I heard BK Borison was coming out with a new series based on all of our favorite Nora Ephron Rom-Com movies of the 90s I was…
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Book Review:: Finders Keepers | Sarah Adler
Welcome home to your parent’s house, Nina Hunnicutt! That’s where catching your long-term boyfriend with someone else just as they’re supposed to be moving in together will…
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Book Review:: People We Meet on Vacation | Emily Henry
How is everyone sleeping on People We Meet on Vacation?! This is the last book on Emily Henry’s backlist for me to read and you know what?…
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Book Review:: Sounds Like Love | Ashley Poston
The Dead Romantics by Ashley Poston was one of the most surprising delights when I was first getting heavy into romance. The voice, the concept, the execution…
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Book Review:: Never Been Shipped | Alicia Thompson
Music is a powerful phenomenon. It can transport us to a place or time, if only in our minds. For Micah and John, it brings them back…