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Christmas in July, Kelsey Humphreys [A Book Review]
If you’re looking for a good rom-com with heart, strong community, and stubborn, sexy characters, Kelsey Humphreys is your guy. Her new book, Christmas in July, is…
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Book Review:: Yes, Chef | Grace Reilly
What do you say when a hot, grumpy ex-employee of your father’s orders you around in the kitchen? Right away, chef. Heard, chef. Yes, chef. I could…
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Return to Sender, Stephanie Parente [A Book Review]
I’ve read a lot of books with themes of grief. Heck, I’m writing a book with major themes of grief. Each one of them is profound, because…
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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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The Last Run, Rachel Weaver [A Book Review]
Now this is my kind of book. A domestic drama featuring motherhood, estranged parents, the immediacy of a hard-line goal and about a million ways for it…
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Dolly All the Time, Annabel Monaghan [Book Review]
For all the Monaghan fans waiting for the new Nora Goes Off Script, I present to you: Dolly All the Time. I frigging adore Annabel Monaghan, and…
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Once and Again, Rebecca Serle [Book Review]
We’ve all had those moments, those crossroads moments, when we can see two paths stretching out before us, and we have to pick between them. Or something…
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And Now, Back to You, B.K. Borison [Book Review]
I remember when B.K. Borison announced her deal for the Heartstrings series on social media: a series based on the 90s rom coms hard-coded into the DNA…
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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:: Seeing Other People | Emily Wibberley & Austin Siegemund-Broka
Even though the premise of this book is clear from the title, the cover, and whatever the blurb says (which you all know by now I almost…