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Book Review:: The Tourist Attraction | Sarah Morgenthaler
Oh my gosh, what a feel-good sweet little romance novel we have here! The Tourist Attraction by Sarah Morgenthaler is such a fun story about an unlikely…
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Book Review:: The Christmas Inn | Pamela Kelley
This might just be the coziest book I’ve ever read! The setting is a Cape Cod Bed and Breakfast during Christmas, and a vibrant cast of characters…
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Book Review:: The Perfect Putt | Annah Conwell
The Perfect Putt is a sweet small-town sports romance with no spice, and lots of drama! Picture the flavor of a Sarah Adams romance (a la The…
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Book Review:: King of Wrath | Ana Huang
King of Wrath by Ana Huang is a possessive, spicy, filthy rich, romance with a tint of darkness that keeps tension wound tight all the way through.…
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Book Review:: Lizzie Blake’s Best Mistake | Mazey Eddings
Lizzie Blake’s Best Mistake is a frazzled chaos of a sweet contemporary romance. Lizzie has ADHD and has been made to feel like she’s something that needs…
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Book Review:: Sunshine and Spice | Aurora Palit
The grass is always greener on the other side, but when you take the time to look around, you just might realize the blessings that surround you…
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Book Review:: PS: I Hate You | Lauren Connolly
A human life is fleeting. We only get so much time before we run out. Sometimes, there is no warning. Sometimes, you get a heads up that…
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Book Review:: Play Along | Liz Tomforde
Play Along is the 4th book in the Windy City spicy sports romance series by Liz Tomforde. If you’re a fan of sports romance, this series is…
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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…
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Book Reviews:: Burn for Me | Ilona Andrews
The Hidden Legacy series by Ilona Andrews is one of my favorites of all time. Since the summer of 2022 when I first read these books, I’ve…