Category: Review
29th Oct / 2 Comments
THE PLUS-ONE LIST by Amy Ewing brought together two things I can never resist in a romance: a heroine who needs space to be herself and a man who makes room for her without asking her to become someone else. Add a destination wedding, the promise of a romantic escape to […]
28th Oct / 2 Comments
Once in a Timeline by Iman Hariri-Kia: Laia Grace was determined to make it as a New York City lifestyle influencer. Her days revolved around picture-perfect routines, beautiful little details, and the online life she’d worked so hard to create. Then reality started glitching—and suddenly, she was trapped inside an […]
27th Oct / 2 Comments
Love You to Death by Jenna Levine: A grumpy, immortal reaper who has forgotten what makes life worth living. A woman who refuses to let a terrible day—or even death itself—have the final say. And a romance with a literal expiration date. Sign me up!
26th Oct / 2 Comments
In Feels Like Home by Courtney Walsh, Hattie Holbrook has been working on turning her family’s old hunting lodge into a wedding and event location for nearly a year. And she’s almost done. Thankfully. Because her brother will be getting married there in a few weeks, whether she’s ready or […]
22nd Oct / 2 Comments
Solar Eclipse of the Heart by Kate Robb: A mysterious leather jacket, an unexpectedly attractive roommate, and a woman who’s about to discover that not everything in life comes with a logical explanation. Annalise Harris has always relied on logic, especially after losing her mother and the uncle who raised her. […]
21st Oct / 2 Comments
Bad Words by Rioghnach Robinson: What happens when the person who publicly tore your book apart becomes the person who understands you best? Parker Navarro was on his way to literary success until critic Selina Chan’s brutal review sent his debut novel crashing. Four years later, he’s hoping his next […]
20th Oct / 4 Comments
In Queen of Lombard Street by Lisa Kleypas, Reina Martin grew up knowing she unfortunately didn’t completely fit in anywhere in London thanks to her illegitimate lineage. Her Spanish mother, a former dancer, was the mistress of a prominent banker–who already had a wife and family. But after years of […]
19th Oct / 2 Comments
In Trust Fall by Lynn Painter, Sometimes life takes you by surprise and sends you in a direction you never expected. That’s exactly what happened to Julia Lowell. A high school senior in Nebraska, she had no idea that the local elderly gentleman she and her family adored and considered […]
15th Oct / 2 Comments
In Reap & Sow by Charlotte B. Plumb, Eda Shaw and her older brothers, Ben and Lawrie, have been carrying on the family business(es) in Blackbridge since their parents passed away years ago. That includes legitimate Shaws’ Antiques & Curiosities shop on the first floor of their building and their […]
13th Oct / 3 Comments
First of all: zombie apocalypse rom-com? Say less. Doomsdate by Laura Piper Lee: Maisie Bennett is a socially anxious doomsday prepper who has never made it past a first date, so she’s determined to check one thing off her bucket list: getting laid. Enter Everett Greer, a handsome film professor […]