Curl up with a drink and find your next romance read!
I’ve been trying to be thematic in some way with my reviews lately, but at this point, that just means I still haven’t reviewed The Soulmate Equation by Christina Lauren, which came out last month and the review has been written for about as long. So today, I am presenting you with a review of
Another season of Bingo is officially wrapped up and I somehow managed to finish it even though I gave myself silly rules like only one book from any given author and it had to be above a three star in order to count. Now, admittedly, I broke the only one book from any given author
Specifically, I suppose, thees are three of my most anticipated releases of June that also all happened to release on June 1st. So this post is late even though I had actually finished each book by June 1st. But sometimes life gets in the way. So, my apologies, but let’s talk about Malibu Rising by

May was an interesting month. The CDC decided that if you’re fully vaccinated, you don’t need to wear a mask anymore and it has been quite an adjustment to returning to business as usual in the State I live in. Because apparently we’re all fully vaccinated (please insert eye roll here). I am, however, so

I really love looking forward to new releases and there are some great ones coming up in the next three months, including some of my most anticipated books of the year. I feel like normally summer is not a release time that I have a super extensive list of anticipated books, but that is just

I don’t know if it’s just me, but every now and again, I like to lean into the sad books. I don’t cope well with grief IRL so sometimes I like to try and read books with a grief plot line largely in hopes that they will somehow teach me some sort of coping skill

I did this for the first four months of the year last year too and then couldn’t figure out a practical way to continue the series because I read so many 2020 releases. This year, I have a plan. I’m going to just rank all the books from each four month period and hope that
2021 is a good year for book releases, honestly. I’ve found myself looking forward to so many books being released this year, so even though I said I wasn’t going to read as many new releases this year, I’ve mostly been failing at the follow through. Today’s post has me especially excited because it’s an
Created by Amber, Ari, Lynell, and Nick, The Swoonies is a romance award focused on transparency and nominated and voted on by readers with a wide variety of categories across the genre. So far we’ve got award winners for the 2020 year (which included some late 2019 titles) and Amber put together a readathon called

These three books don’t necessarily have anything in common besides the fact that they’re all perfect for the Flowers prompt on the #SpringIntoLoveBingo board, which I’ve admittedly already filled. But I said I wanted to review every book I read this year and I’m mostly failing so I thought I would try a new method