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

Last year I kept an updated top ten ranking that I threw out the window when it came time to actually make one list so this time I’m just going to break it down into my top ten books of each quarter and leave future me to deal with whatever it is I do at

I read so many good books this month, but honestly Daisy Jones is absolutely still my favorite book of the month (and of all time). Anyway, let’s get to the last fourteen books I read this month! 11. Block Shot by Kennedy Ryan “I live through those things by caring less,” he says. “And I

G from Book Roast put together the most incredible readathon inspired by Harry Potter and spanning the entire month of April. This year she’s created this amazingly elaborate Wizarding Careers pamphlet to accompany and direct the readathon so, I’ve chosen to become a Mind Witch! This means I have to take eight O.W.L.S., which are

As you may know, Courtney Milan is one my absolute favorite authors and I think she’s also an amazing person. I am so lucky to be on her ARC team, but also she’s an auto-buy author for me so this one has already hit my Kindle by the time this review posts. Anyway, I’m telling

Day One: March 18, 2019 I started Show Me How to Love by Synthia Williams this morning while I was waiting around in court on my phone and just completed it. This is a contemporary romance where the hero and heroine find themselves fleeing a wedding after their respective partners fall out of the closet,

I have so many books on my TBR that it is actually easy for something to slip on it and then be lost in the shuffle so I’m making a concentrated effort to revitalize some of my excitement about the books on my shelves (digital and otherwise) so that I’ll be more excited to pick

I’ve been reading at a much slower pace in March than in February after pushing myself to read a book a day, but I’ve still managed to read ten books so far this month, including my new favorite book ever. So let’s talk about them. 1. Demon from the Darkby Kresley Cole I tried to

Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? The questions that plagued us as young students and the chosen buzzwords for Round 3 of this readathon hosted by Kayla from booksandlala, joined this round by Chelsea from chelsea dolling reads. I’m actually going to do my best to participate this round and I have a surprising amount

I moved toward the end of February and I STILL don’t have internet in my new place, which is why this post is so delayed. For some reason Wix doesn’t like to use my phone’s hotspot so I’m at our new Starbucks (which hallelujah praise the Lord, means Starbucks is now only 30 minutes away

I have been reading contemporary romance so often lately, like ever since last year, contemporary romance has just become my primary genre and I don’t really know why. Anyway, what that means is that I already have another ten books to talk about for you to hide from the world inside! I tried to prevent