Another Book, Another Destiny…
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
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
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
Malachite is an engrossing and immersive read that totally caught me by surprise with some shocking revelations and twists. A dark romantasy, the story has parts that might be disturbing for some readers, so I would definitely check out the content warnings before starting the book. Arienell is a fantastic protagonist with so much grit … Continue reading Book Review: Malachite by Ashley Andersen
I was really looking forward to reading Second Chance Prince, the third book in Sarah Bennett's Romancing the Dukes historical romance series. This is such a swoon-worthy series, and I was eager to read Roberta’s story and to learn more about Niki. He wasn't the most likable when we first met him in this series, … Continue reading Book Review: Second Chance Prince by Sara Bennett
Wow! This was such an exciting and gripping read! I'm so thrilled that dystopias are having a moment right now because I've read several over the past couple of months, and I'm as obsessed as I was in the early 2000s. Storm Breaker is described as Divergent meets The Hunger Games, and those of you … Continue reading Book Review: Storm Breaker by Nisha J. Tuli
I was so excited to read The Sea Spinner after reading and loving The Wind Weaver, the first book in the series. It was such a fantastic read, and so is this one. This book picks up right where the first left off, with Rhya dealing with everything that happened and trying to figure out … Continue reading Book Review: The Sea Spinner by Julie Johnson
I have mixed feelings about this story. I'm super bummed because I generally love this author's historical romances, but I didn't love the main characters or the love story. I really disliked how they spoke to each other. They hurled insults and hurtful comments, questioned each other's character, integrity, and more. It was too much … Continue reading Book Review: The Duke’s Got Mail by Samara Parish
