Another Book, Another Destiny…
I’ve read and loved several of Catherine Bybee’s series over the years, so I went into Lead Me Home knowing I was in for a treat. The first book in the Queen Anne Hill series, the story follows Luna, a forensic accountant who has built a carefully controlled life after a difficult past, and Nate, … Continue reading Book Review: Lead Me Home by Catherine Bybee
The Summer Share is a lovely summer romance that feels like it was made to be read with sand between your toes and the sun on your face. I really enjoyed the premise, the charming coastal setting, the lovable side characters, and the romance that slowly grows through shared grief and home repairs. When Hannah … Continue reading Book Review: The Summer Share by Jenn McKinlay
The Shippers started with a promising premise. It had Runaway Bride vibes, and with childhood friends-to-lovers possibilities in the love story, I was all aboard for a cruise ship-set rom-com. Though I enjoyed some of the banter and fun moments, especially in the first half of the book, the second half fell flat for me. … Continue reading Book Review: The Shippers by Katherine Center
While You Were Seething was such a fun and romantic story! I’ve read and enjoyed several of Charlotte Stein’s romances before, and this one is just as good as her others. The characters are layered and interesting, the story is fun and emotional, and the romance is positively swoon-worthy. The story follows Daisy, a PR … Continue reading Book Review: While You Were Seething by Charlotte Stein
The Name Game has such an interesting premise, and I was so excited to get an early copy to read. The story's about two people with the exact same name showing up for the same job on a tiny island. I really enjoyed both Charlies. O'Leary always has a unique way of telling a story, … Continue reading Book Review: The Name Game by Beth O’Leary
I have mixed feelings about this one. The cover is gorgeous, and I was really interested to read it because the premise sounded so fun and different. I was immediately sold on the idea of a mermaid princess stuck in an arranged marriage with a human politician. It's not a common premise in the romances … Continue reading Book Review: Mermaid in Manhattan by Jessica Gadziala
After reading and loving the charming first book in the Oaks Sisters series, Give Me Butterflies, I was really looking forward to reading No Place Like You. I was not disappointed with Fable and Theo’s story. It was a great addition to the series! Fable is back home after life did not go the way … Continue reading Book Review: No Place Like You by Jillian Meadows
Overall, I really enjoyed this book. The deep conversations, the fake dating, and the layered characters and relationships were all great. The romance between Frances and Lewis is complex and blurs the line between fake dating and reality in a way that feels both messy and compelling. Their chemistry is fantastic from their first airplane … Continue reading Book Review: Love and Other Brain Experiments by Hannah Brohm
