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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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Tropesick, Lauren Okie [A Book Review]
I like to go into books blind, but the title and cover of this one felt like a promise. Now, that’s on me, for setting my expectations…
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The Loom Tree, Angela Mi Young Hur [A Book Review]
The Loom Tree is a book that resists being pinned down into words. It’s a complicated, twisted tale of family relationships, identity, friendships, magical abilities, and the…
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Chase Me If You Can, Heather Frances [Book Review]
Here in middle-America we get some pretty sick storms. Some people dread them, rushing out almost constantly to cover their precious gardens. Some people open up their…
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In Every Possible Way, Alicia Thompson [Book Review]
What if you woke up tomorrow in a country across the ocean with no memory of how you got there? That’s what happens to Jess, after a…
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All You Took From Me, Lisa Kenway [Book Review]
You’ve got to love an unreliable narrator, and who could be more unreliable than an amnesia patient? My favorite thing about All You Took From Me, was…
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The Valencia Expat Club, June Patrick [A Book Review]
You know that feeling you get when something in your life is out of alignment? Dahlia does. It’s the reason she ends her marriage and yeets it…
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Book Review:: The Ex Vows | Jessica Joyce
I get it now, the intense hype for Jessica Joyce. The Ex Vows is an angsty, emotional story about childhood friends who once took a shot at…
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Book Review:: Lovelight Farms | BK Borison
I think we can all agree that BK Borison is great at what she does: swoony contemporary romances with heart and spice and all the feels. And…
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Book Review:: The Hating Game | Sally Thorne
I have heard The Hating Game referred to out in the bookish ether for years, but never really thought ‘hey, that’s a book I really need to…