Book Review: All Hail Chaos by Sarah Rees Brennan

After loving Long Live Evil, I couldn't wait to dive into All Hail Chaos, and it was as entertaining as the first book. It picks up right where the first book left off and raises the stakes even higher while sending the story in directions I never expected. It's darker and messier, but it still … Continue reading Book Review: All Hail Chaos by Sarah Rees Brennan

Book Review: The Summer Share by Jenn McKinlay

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

Today’s Hot Releases! May 26, 2026

CONTEMPORARY ROMANCE: In this steamy rivals-to-lovers short story from New York Times bestselling author Tessa Bailey, a drama-loving camp counselor confronts the crush she’s been nursing for years on her gruff, rule-following fellow counselor. Senior counselor Margot Berry is finally going to tell Dean Ingram how she feels. Sure, she’s been pranking him for eight … Continue reading Today’s Hot Releases! May 26, 2026

Book Review: The Shippers by Katherine Center

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

Book Review: Strange Familiars by Keshe Chow

I went into Strange Familiars knowing next to nothing about it, other than I loved the cover and the blurb sounded intriguing, and I ended up really enjoying it. The magical veterinary academy setting immediately caught my attention because it felt so unique, and the mix of academic rivalry, fascinating familiars, and the darker elements … Continue reading Book Review: Strange Familiars by Keshe Chow

Book Review: The Arcane Arts by S.D. Coverly

The Arcane Arts is a slow-building dark academia with a dual POV that I enjoyed. It has a really interesting premise, which is what drew me in, and I love the dark academia vibes. Newlyn Academy is a college with secrets, hidden agendas, forbidden magic, and deadly societies, and that dark undertone is woven throughout … Continue reading Book Review: The Arcane Arts by S.D. Coverly

Book Review: The Cupid Dilemma by April Asher

This was a fun paranormal romance! It's an easy, light-hearted paranormal rom-com, and the premise hooked me immediately. A wedding planner who happens to be Aphrodite’s daughter but doesn’t believe in love fake dates her rockstar neighbor? Love it! Both characters have reasons for wanting to be in a fake relationship, but neither plans to … Continue reading Book Review: The Cupid Dilemma by April Asher

Book Review: Deathbringer by Sonia Tagliareni

I really enjoyed Deathbringer. This was such an immersive dark academia romantasy with necromancy, murder mysteries, dangerous magic, and a forbidden romance. It's definitely a darker read, but underneath all the darker elements, this is really a story about grief, belonging, and finally finding people who make you feel wanted and understood. Viola was a … Continue reading Book Review: Deathbringer by Sonia Tagliareni