Tag: book-reviews

  • ARC Reviews: The Anatomy of Magic, Married with Benefits, and Love Felt Like This

    ARC Reviews: The Anatomy of Magic, Married with Benefits, and Love Felt Like This

    I really took a break from writing reviews or posting anything in September, but now I’m back to try and catch up. I did so much reading last month so I’ve got several reviews to catch up on. First up, we have some banger reads to talk about. I had e-ARCs via Netgalley of each…

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  • September Wrap Up

    September Wrap Up

    I read 33 books in the month of September… It was a lot. I participated in two readathons, which is why there are some books that you will see here that are strange choices for me. Also, technically I read 34 books because I also read The Very Hungry Caterpillar, but I decided against counting…

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  • Tier Ranking the 2026 Releases I Read from May – August

    Tier Ranking the 2026 Releases I Read from May – August

    I read 43 books released in 2026 in some format between May and August, which feels like a lot. It is, actually, more books that I’m tier ranking this set of four months than what I ranked in the first four months, so I guess I’m not completely crazy. I’ve decided that it would be…

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  • ARC Reviews: Maybe This Once, Happy Ending, In Her Spotlight

    ARC Reviews: Maybe This Once, Happy Ending, In Her Spotlight

    I have two books that I absolutely adored and one book that I sort of wish I would have DNF’d, but I decided I didn’t like it at the very end, so… Here we are! With no hints, I’m just going to tell you that the good news is that you can read each of…

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  • ARC Reviews: By the Bootstraps, Archangel’s Eternity, and The Cozy Nook Bookshop

    ARC Reviews: By the Bootstraps, Archangel’s Eternity, and The Cozy Nook Bookshop

    I had this idea in my head that I was going to write a full stand alone series review for Guild Hunters where I would talk about Archangel’s Eternity, but ultimately, I have too many emotions and not enough words for a standalone series review. But I am so excited to talk about these three…

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  • ARC Reviews: Lost and Found, Die for Me, and The Cupid Dilemma

    Lost and Found by Tarah DeWitt is currently competing for my top book of the year with Star Shipped by Cat Sebastian. Like, I still cannot decide on any given day. But I still haven’t even given y’all my full review, which feels like a travesty. So today we’re fixing that. I received an e…

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  • ARC Reviews: Fossil Feud, Just a Highland Fling, and Yes, Chef

    I read all three of these books during my vacation, which obviously makes the reading even better. But actually, I was so excited to get as much reading time in as I did during my family vacation because my niece and nephew kept wanting to look at my kindle. Or they wanted to play a…

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  • July Wrap Up

    July Wrap Up

    I read 25 books in July. It seems like I avoided the summer slump I’ve experienced the last two years, so that’s exciting. I read a lot of really amazing books too and several ARCs that I haven’t gotten to share my reviews of quite yet. I went on vacation and spent a lot of…

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  • ARC Reviews: The MASH Up, Destination Funeral, and One for the Road

    ARC Reviews: The MASH Up, Destination Funeral, and One for the Road

    Y’all, these three books delivered a lot of fun, a lot of melancholy, and a lot of self-reflection somehow. I think all three of these books are pretty fantastic and I would absolutely recommend. The MASH Up is Laura Marie Meyer’s debut and if this is where she’s starting, I can’t wait to see where…

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  • 2026 ARC Reviews: Scandal of the Summer, In Stormy Weather, and Riding the Line

    2026 ARC Reviews: Scandal of the Summer, In Stormy Weather, and Riding the Line

    As per usual, I am so behind on reviewing my ARC copies so also as per usual, you can already pick these books up if you’re interested in any of them! Today I’ll be reviewing Scandal of the Summer by Alexandra Vasti, In Stormy Weather by Chelsea Curto, and Riding the Line by Emma Lucy.…

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