Curl up with a drink and find your next romance read!

October saw me make approximately 50 friendship bracelets, watch the Eras Tour movie three times, and listen to 1989 Taylor’s Version… Idk, like 60+ times? Oh, and watch two Chiefs football games. Did I read? I mean, yes. Did I read as much as I normally do? No. Not at all. Because in addition to

So, I was scrolling through a Goodreads list, as one does, trying to decide what books I think are likely to be nominated in the romance category this year and realized that Happy Place by Emily Henry has literally over half a million ratings on Goodreads, while so many books that I have also loved

This group of three ARC reviews brings you a major win that I can’t stop thinking about (Inheritance), the start of a series I’m more intrigued by than my rating suggests I should be (Witches Get Stuff Done), and a DNF because the book made me anxious (Playing the Witch Card). So all in all,

The past three months have been weird in terms of my reading and so this list is a little eclectic and I know that some of these will for sure be on my favorites list at the end of the year whereas a couple of them were definitely my favorite reads in the last three

I read some more of my ARCs! Is my Netgalley score still on the struggle bus because I can’t seem to stop requesting books? Yes. Yes, it is. But never mind that, let’s talk about three books that you can already purchase because I am, as usual, behind. First up, let’s talk about Full Moon

September is my birthday month and generally is a month I really love, but this September was full of… a lot of not great things. Also, I feel like I’m fighting off a reading slump, or maybe it’s just a little dip in my mental health. But I did manage to read 20 books and

I’m really delighted to be able to give you some ARC reviews, even if they are largely months late. Oops. The Poisoner’s Ring by Kelley Armstrong is the second book in a historical mystery series that I am really addicted to at the moment. The Notorious Lord Knightly is book two in The Chessmen series

I know I’ve talked about the fact that Twitter feeling like it’s just fading has really made it hard to focus on content creation, but the place that most affected me was in determining whether or not #FallInLoveBingo needed to return. Fortunately for anyone else who loves a bingo challenge, I was asked on Discord

I am so behind on ARC reviews and I am fairly confident I will never catch up. However, here are three books that I think a lot of people will love that I’m delighted to tell you about my perspective on. I did receive e-ARCs of Play to Win by Jodie Slaughter and Family Lore

I have read so many 2023 releases in the last four months. So many. Specifically, I’ve read 44 since May 1, 2023. And, what’s really exciting to me, is that I’ve really enjoyed so many of them and can’t wait to tell you about them. So let’s get started!