Another Book, Another Destiny…
I Hope This Email Finds You in Hell is a paranormal romance with a unique premise, and it was such an entertaining read. I loved the characters, the unique road trip, the fast-paced plot, and the love story. The story begins as Brie, who has a very normal job at a very normal office, walks … Continue reading Book Review: I Hope This Email Finds You in Hell by Mackenzie Reed
An entertaining romance with humor and heart, Wild Goose Chase was a quick and fun read. The story revolves around finding out about this mysterious goose, which it’s illegal to have. As an antique dealer, this situation could adversely affect Cal’s career and reputation. When Annie comes to work with Cal for a short time, … Continue reading Book Review: Wild Goose Chase by Sarah Adler
I was so intrigued by Romantic Hero when I read the premise. A romance author accidentally bringing the villain from her unfinished novel into the real world is such a fun idea, and overall, I enjoyed it. Between the magical realism, the humor, and the romance, this was an entertaining read that felt quirky and … Continue reading Book Review: Romantic Hero by Kirsty Greenwood
A Shop Girl's Guide to Wooing a Lord was a little different from what I expected. The title suggests a lighter, more playful historical romance, but the story spends a bit of time exploring the harsher realities of poverty in Regency England. Tamsin's life is difficult long before the book begins, and things only become … Continue reading Book Review: A Shop Girl’s Guide to Wooing a Lord
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 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
Kate Golden is an auto-buy author for me, so I was thrilled to get an early copy of Half City. It was fantastic! From the very first chapter, I knew this was going to be my kind of romantasy. Demon hunters, a hidden academy, a found family, a broody demon with secrets, and a swoon-worthy … Continue reading Book Review: Half City by Kate Golden
This trilogy has been so much fun, and I think The Lust Crusade is my favorite of the three. It was exciting and adventurous with great characters and a wonderful romance. I love that the series titles play off the Indiana Jones films. So clever! And it fits perfectly because these stories give me all … Continue reading Book Review: The Lust Crusade by Jo Segura
