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

You know, this year has felt like the equivalent of about five years. Like, what do you mean Onyx Storm came out in January?? But also, I am genuinely shocked that it’s already November. Time is a construct, truly. Not real. Anyway, setting aside my complete bewilderment over how time works, let’s talk about the
I’m not sure why, but I’ve really been in a sports romance mood recently and have been picking them up more often than I usually do. I’m also still not out of the single parent romance situation, which may be why Sweet Thing by Kate Meader worked so fantastically well for me. I am so

Y’all, it’s October!!! I love October! And it’s ben a super big month for me already, in that I’ve moved back to a city and started a new job. But I’m still doing my best to get you very sporadic content so here is my list of favorite books I read in the last three

Is this post late? Yes. Am I kind of glad because it now gets to feature a tier titled from The Life of a Showgirl? Yes, a bit. Also, if you notice that there are random words missing an ‘I’, the reason is that my I key is sticking and I’m trying my best to

There are so many books coming out in October and as per usual, I have managed to request too many ARCs and then still have a handful of books I am so excited to read but do not have early access to. So let’s take a look at them, shall we?
In total I read 25 books across August and September (17 of which were in September) and I really enjoyed the vast majority of those books, so let’s really quickly go over them. As for life the last two months… well, there’s been a lot of stuff going on. Hopefully things will even out some

Great news! Dani, Aarya, and I are back with #FallIntoLoveBingo! The bad news is that I had to put together the bingo board just using Canva because this sort of slipped my mind until there was not enough time at all to ask my sister to illustrate the board. Oopsies. Anyway, I hope despite my

Since this is as late as it is, I’m going to keep this short and sweet. I just couldn’t handle not posting this staple to my blog. I read 11 books in July, largely because I started play The Sims 4 again and before that I was deep in my reality TV obsession. Let me

First I want to start by saying that my reading Rose in Chains by Julie Soto does not mean that I support J.K. Rowling, because I stopped supporting her financially several years ago. I do read fan fiction, but did not read the fanfic that Rose in Chains was based off of. So this review

This trend of books with adventure incorporated has really been working for me and so I’m delighted to bring you three reviews of books I really enjoyed. And all three are out because despite the fact that I read two of the three prior to their release, I for some reason just never wrote the