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The Shippers, Katherine Center [A Book Review]
All aboard the S.S. Romance for the newest novel penned by (one of the) reigning summer romance queens! Katherine Center strikes again with a swoony Yacht-Rock hit!…
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Book Review:: The Storm | Rachel Hawkins
You can rely on Rachel Hawkins to deliver a compelling story replete with tension you can feel in your chest. This one is about murder in a…
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Book Review:: Greenwich | Kate Broad
Greenwich is a bit of an odd book that isn’t easy to slot into conventional genre conventions. As a millennial, it’s hard for me to call this…
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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 Water in the World | Eiren Caffall
You like reading about life post-apocalypse? How about a double apocalypse? Nonie is born after the end of the world as we know it. Weather patterns have…
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Book Review:: The Villa | Rachel Hawkins
Rachel Hawkins is my favorite kind of suspense writer. A modern Gothic master. Her stories are somber and interesting and layered. If you enjoy historical mysteries, The…
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Book Review:: The Wife Upstairs | Rachel Hawkins
One of my top books of all time is Jane Eyre, so do I think you should read this modern, exaggerated, twisted novel that heavily draws upon…
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Book Review:: The Heiress | Rachel Hawkins
Rachel Hawkins is a master of subtle psychological thrillers. Her books have a flair for being compelling contemporary reads with a dark twist. I’ve read them all,…
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Book Review:: Hello Stranger | Katherine Center
Another beautiful romance by Katherine Center, this one with a high concept and a Cinderella twist that is sure to move you. Sadie Montgomery is a finalist…
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Book Review:: The Rom-Commers | Katherine Center 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Sometimes you read a book that kind of ruins you for awhile. You finish the last pages, close the back cover and just linger in the tingly…