This story was a quick read that had all the sweetness of reuniting with your past, and finding out what you wanted all along was a bit different than you anticipated. … More The Do-Over – ARC Review – Publishing Date 3/15/22
By Any Other Name by Lauren KateARC ReviewPublishing Date: February 28, 2022Genre: Contemporary RomanceFive stars Synopsis – Goodreads From # 1 New York Times bestselling author Lauren Kate comes an enemies-to-lovers romance about an editor, her bestselling author, and one life-changing secret. What she doesn’t know about love could fill a book. With a successful … More By Any Other Name – ARC Review – 2/28/2022
Honestly, I wish the story was longer. It made me so happy, and I think a big part of that was the whole small-town vibe, rebuilding their father’s bar, and growing up/finding herself theme. It felt like an escape from reality, and if a book can make me do that, I usually rate it high. … More It Happened One Summer – Tessa Bailey Review
The Sweetest Fix was my first read of 2022 and I couldn’t have been happier that it was. It was a bit shorter than most of Tessa Bailey’s new books, but it was the perfect choice to ramp up my reading for the year. It’s available on Kindle Unlimited, as are a few of her other older novels. … More The Sweetest Fix – Tessa Bailey Review
It would be difficult to choose a favorite from all of these stories. They were all similar in their own ways. The were unlying themes such as book publishing/Bookstagram/book stores (With Love From London, Meet Me in the Margins, and By Any Other Name) and finding love (all of them). The genre was consistent with RomCom/Women’s Fiction. … More January and February 2022 Book Recap
It was the tragedy of losing loved ones we never knew and understood. But, it was a nice breath of fresh air from the typical stories I read, and I don’t anticipate I will be forgetting this story anytime soon. … More With Love From London – ARC Review – Publishing Date 2/8/2022
This book was like a cheesy Christmas movie in a lot of ways. You love it, it doesn’t take long to read, certain aspects don’t get tied up in the end, and plot points aren’t reality. Yet, you don’t read it for any of those reasons and you still love it. … More Window Shopping – Tessa Bailey Review
This book is full of twists that had my jaw dropping at certain parts I won’t spoil. The pure, raw human experience we all felt during the beginning of the pandemic is entirely on display throughout the novel. Lives changed drastically for so many of us, and it’s easy to identify with the characters in this story. … More Wish You Were Here – ARC Review – Publishing Date 11/30/21
The story begins when Clara is fourteen, and her dreams surround her and her viola. The plan is simple, concise, and she should be able to achieve it. Step one, land an auction and get into the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. Step two, Get into Julliard. Step three, secure a spot on a professional symphony. Unfortunately, she runs into a few roadblocks along the way, her stepmom, the cute boy she totally, definitely, does not like, and the school ski trip. … More Girl, Unstrung – ARC Review – Publishing Date 11/23/21
I’m rating this 5 stars because it drew me in immediately by describing two very likable characters who did everything they could not to fall in love then failed. It was cute, I cried my eyes out, and I wasn’t expecting half of the plot to play out the way it did. I only guessed one part of it, and it wasn’t even the biggest twist. … More November 9 – Colleen Hoover Review
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