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

I’m combining November’s Wrap Up and the December TBR because there aren’t that many new releases in December. Hopefully. I haven’t exactly plotted this out already. But either way, I’m behind so combining these two posts seems like a very logical choice. November was… a month. I put up my Christmas tree in early November

Y’all, these three witchy romances caught me off guard by how much I loved them, most especially Wooing the Witch Queen. You see, I started Wooing the Witch Queen and I was not there for that beginning at all. Then I started it again on audiobook and the mood of the book swept me away

I’m so behind in giving y’all these reviews, it’s honestly absurd. I read The Heartbreak Hotel by Ellen O’Clover prior to its release, which was quite the accomplishment, considering how behind I am with my ARCs this year. And yet, I’m writing this review a full two months later. Oops. I also ordered a copy

If you’ve noticed that I’ve been trying to theme my ARC Reviews this year then, first of all, thank you so much for paying attention to me, and secondly, the actual theme of this one is books outside my comfort zone that I wanted to read anyway. But that feels unfair because at the end
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

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

Honestly, I have no idea where this sudden burst of reading my past due ARCs came from, but I’m not going to complain. In this post, I’m reviewing three 2024 releases that you may not want to miss! First up will be In a Not So Perfect World by Neely Tubati Alexander, which made me

In case you want to celebrate a holiday with a Harlequin Special Edition, I’ve got three different holidays here as options for you to consider. First up, we have Valentine’s Day, which you can celebrate by reading the second chance between two single parents Valentines for the Rancher by Kathy Douglass. Or if you want