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Book Review:: The High Dive | Chelsea Fagan
For the girlies looking for a sophisticated summer romance that will scratch the travel itch, you’ve landed in the right place. The High Dive by second time…
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Book Review:: The Guest Cottage | Lori Foster
For fans of the Hallmark Channel, I give you, The Guest Cottage, by Lori Foster – the first book in her new Firefly Summer series. A woman…
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Book Review:: Racing Heart | Darci St. John
I read every racing romance I can get my hands on, so I was pleased to be selected as an arc reviewer for Darci St. John’s newest…
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Book Review:: The Love Haters | Katherine Center
The Love Haters is one of my most anticipated reads of 2025 and I was lucky enough to snag an early copy of it for review. In…
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Book Review:: All the Perfect Days | Michael Thompson
Every choice we make effects innumerable other choices in our lives. Some of them can change our trajectories entirely. It might not even feel like a big…
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Book Review:: Not A Strong Enough Word | Allie Samberts
Okay folks, get ready to swoon over Allie Sambert’s new novel Not A Strong Enough Word. This book about second chances completely won me over. Scarlett once…
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Book Review:: Awake in A Floating City | Susanna Kwan
Awake in the Floating City is a story of a woman torn between two choices: to stay in the city slowly being engulfed by water, where her…
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Book Review:: My Friends | Fredrik Backman
I don’t think there are adequate words to describe the feeling I had when I saw that I was approved for an advanced copy of Fredrik Backman’s…
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Book Review:: Not Safe For Work | Nisha J. Tuli
I judged this book by the title. That was enough to spark my interest. Alright, I also judged it by the cover, which is also hot. Basically…
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Book Review:: Anji Kills A King | Evan Leikam
I have followed Evan’s IG profile @BookReviewsKill for a long time, appreciating his considered thoughts on not just modern popular books, but the full breadth of sci-fi…