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

I really do love doing this tag. This started on YouTube with Chami and Ellie, but slowly over time, it’s really been modified time and time again by various creators. I’ve modified it some myself, but I’m really excited to talk about these questions!
This is just a set of reviews of ARCs that I’ve finished (or DNF’d) and need to tell you about so that Netgalley doesn’t think I’m quite as bad at this as I actually am. The list these books are listed in the title is more or less a ranked list, if I’m being honest,

I procrastinated writing this post in the hopes that I would complete the board for a second time, but I’m three squares away and have limited interest in intentionally filling them, so I’ve decided to just call it and go ahead and shift my focus to The Ripped Bodice’s Summer Bingo, which I like to

May was an interesting month that started off with me seeing Taylor Swift in Nashville and was capped off with a weekend at home where I unexpectedly got to see another of my best friends. It’s always a good month when I get to see two out of the three of them, given that all

So, I would not necessarily say I’ve done the best of jobs reading my most anticipated books of the year so far, but I’ve done an excellent job purchasing them. Fingers crossed I both purchase and read these books I have on this list, shall we?

Were some of y’all worried that I wasn’t going to have Part Two up as promised? Because, I’ll be honest, I was a little bit even though I already had all the song match ups ready to go. These posts are just so involved! But I’m so excited to be finishing out Midnights with eleven

I am really excited to bring you these three reviews and while I’m sorry they’re late, I’m also really delighted to tell you that if you’re interested in any of these books, you can already pick them up! First up, we have Off the Map by Trish Doller, which was so emotional, but I really

I know I’m so incredibly late on this and I’d make an excuse, but tbh, I don’t have one. These posts are a lot of work because I am the Queen of Over Thinking everything and really want the books I choose to be perfect for the song lyrics. I finally told myself to stop

I am so grateful to Netgalley for giving me the opportunity to read these three books. Stars Collide by Rachel Lacey was such a perfect book to listen to on my drive back from Nashville after seeing Taylor Swift live for the first time in entirely too long. (Okay, since Reputation but that’s been AGES.)

I do so love bringing y’all a group of three absolute banger ARC reviews. It gives me such joy, like I’m so good at picking what books I read. And I’m delighted to inform you, that’s precisely the kind of reviews you’re getting today: my thoughts on three books I really, really enjoyed! First up