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

Either this year is flying by or I’m dissociating too close to the sun, because I swear I blinked and it’s May. Which feels weird because I also feel like every week takes an agonizingly long amount of time, but then when I stop and realize how far we are into the year already, I

If you’re reading this, we’ve made it through the first three months of 2025! I’m proud of us. I’m not sure if the world feels like it’s on fire everywhere, but I know that here in the US, I’m definitely feeling that way. So I’m going to share with you the books that have either

Before March started, I had this goal to read 31 books in 31 days because I am nothing if not irrational (aka, I have accidentally done that two years in a row and wanted to see if I could do it again). I did not achieve 31 books in 31 days, but I did hit

I both never mean to get so behind on my ARCs for review or to get so far ahead that I’m telling you about a book that’s more than a month away, but here we are. Y’all are more used to the former than the latter, but today, I’m bringing you reviews of two books

l come to you bearing three very overdue historical ARC reviews of books I completed and one DNF review for a graphic novel, that I unfortunately, did not finish. Each of these books was provided to me via Netgalley from the publisher for review and I read the e-ARC copy of One Kiss to Desire
I am, as always, so grateful to the various publishers and Netgalley for giving me copies of these books early in exchange for my review. These three books are all out already so you can pick any of them up. I read my e-ARC of Harlem Rhapsody and also listened to a couple chapters here

Y’all, I was so lucky to receive ARCs of three of the books I’m most excited about and, of course, I’m late getting the reviews to you, but still within the week so honestly, I think that’s a win. Especially since I currently have the flu (?) and feel like I’m dying. So, quick PSA

Well… We made it through month two of the year! This was a very rough month for me, but I watched so much reality television and today, on March 2nd, as I write this, I am feeling better. I would not say I’ve managed to get fully back to my preferred state of being, but

I am truly so grateful to publishers and Netgalley for the opportunity to read as many new books as I do and I’m even more grateful because all three of these books were smash hits for me. Give Me Butterflies was my first book by Jillian Meadows and not only is the cover absolutely stunning,