Book Review:: The Lodge | Kayla Olson
The Lodge by Kayla Olson is a romantic wintertime escape. Set in a Vermont ski resort, it hits the spot for your cozy romance itch in the…
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Book Review:: Yours Truly | Abby Jimenez
Do you believe in life after love? Specifically, once your (ex)husband of more than a decade turns out to be sleeping with someone who pretended to be…
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Reading Diary:: A Discovery of Witches | Deborah Harkness
My experience with A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness has been different to every other book I’ve read this year, or ever. For this reason, it…
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Book Review:: All the Missing Pieces | Catherine Cowles
So, like, romantic suspense is a thing?! If this book is good representation of that, this might be my new favorite genre! Oh my gosh, the mystery,…
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Book Review:: A Sea of Unspoken Things | Adrienne Young
We all have secrets. This is the story of a twin trying to discover the secrets her brother was keeping, which may have led to his unexpected…
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Book Review:: Not in My Book | Katie Holt
Oh, this is a good one. You want a yummy, rivals-to-lovers modern romance that’ll take your breath away? Grab Not in My Book, a phenomenal debut by…
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Book Review:: Part of Your World | Abby Jimenez
There are good contemporary romance novels, and then there are novels like this one that blow the rest of them out of the water. This is the…
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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…
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Emergency Contact | Lauren Layne & Anthony LeDonne
Listen up people, I’ve found some essential holiday romance reading here for you. Emergency Contact is a hilarious holiday rom-com second chance romance with a planes-trains-and-automobiles style…
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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…