Romance is one of my favorite genres to read, so I’m always on the lookout for new authors to read. Margin of Error is one that recently caught my eye. A friend in my Discord book club was interested in this one and I added it to my want to read list. I finally sat down and read this book. So keep on reading to find out what it’s about and what I thought.
A big thank you to Negalley and Montlake for providing me with an eARC to read and review. This doesn’t affect my opinion in any way.
After loving the A Christmas Notch series, I was really excited that this author duo was going to write together again. Fundamentals of Being a Good Girl is their new release. Today I want to tell you all about it and what I thought!
A big thank you to Netgalley and Avon for providing me with an eARC to read and review. This doesn’t affect my opinion in any way.
Continue reading “Review| Fundamentals of Being a Good Girl – Julie Murphy & Sierra Simone”
I recently did a post with my young adult TBR after looking at the Goodreads Choice Awards nominees for this year. Romance is my most read genre, so of course I had to take a look at this category as well! I’ve read 8 of the 20 nominees, so there’s still enough for me to read. Let’s make a little TBR!
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It’s October, so that means spooky and witchy reads. I love a cozy fantasy and Everything She Does Is Magic fits this and a witchy read. Today I want to tell you about this book and what I thought.
A big thank you to Netgalley and Delacorte Romance for providing me with an eARC to read and review. This doesn’t affect my opinion in any way!
Continue reading “Review| Everything She Does Is Magic – Bridget Morrissey”
It’s always fun to discover new authors. Especially when you end up enjoying the book. Even though I don’t listen to podcasts myself, I do like seeing them incorporated into books, and that’s the case with Back After This. Today I want to tell you about this book and what I thought.
A big thank you to Netgalley and Ballantine Books for providing me with an eARC to read and review. This doesn’t affect my opinion in any way.
It feels like I haven’t read a sports romance in ages, so Red Card really caught my eye when I heard about it. I was so grateful to have an early copy! Today I want to tell you about this book and what I thought. Keep on reading to find out more.
A big thank you to Netgalley and Forever for providing me with an eARC to read and review. This doesn’t affect my opinion in any way.
There are always some books that get a lot of hype before they release and Silver Elite was one of those books. A lot of early readers were really excited about this one, so when I was offered an eARC to read and review, I couldn’t say no. So today I want to tell you about this book and what I thought. Keep on reading to find out more!
A big thank you to Netgalley and Del Rey for providing me with an eARC to read and review. This doesn’t affect my opinion in any way.
As you might know, I’m a big Formula 1 fan. I watch all the Grand Prix’s and I’ve been to 2 of them. This weekend is all about the Miami Grand Prix. So when I came across an article about Formula 1 romance novels I had to share some with you. I’m currently reading one of them and I plan on reading more. So let’s take a look! Continue reading “Bookish Item | Formula 1 Romances”
What is that? A romance review from me? Yes is it! I recently listened to the audiobook of The Seven Year Slip by Ashley Poston after hearing nothing but great things about it. So today I wanted to share my thoughts on the story. Let’s jump in!
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Happy Valentine’s! As you might know, I’m not the biggest romance reader. But that doesn’t mean I don’t enjoy a good romantic (sub)plot. And I have some favorite tropes that hook me every single time. If you mention any of them in a synopsis, I am sure to add the book to my list right away haha. So let’s take a look at those tropes! Continue reading “Bookish Item | My Favorite Romance Tropes”
