I did not expect to fall in love with a couple of church kids. But it's Erin Hahn, so I figured, even if I ignored the church stuff, it would still be a good story. Well, she made me love the church stuff too and I am not even mad about.
The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun: Reality Dating, Mental Illness, and Adorable Assholes in Love
The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun: Reality Dating, Mental Illness, and Adorable Assholes in Love
There is nothing I love more than love between two people who so utterly and completely deserve it and that describes Dev and Charlie perfectly.
Enola Holmes and the Black Barouche by Nancy Springer Blog Tour: Review
Y'all know I wasn't going to pass up reading and reviewing an Enola Holmes book! I loved the movie and when I saw that the newest book was available on NetGalley, I was like YES PLEASE.
Bloomsbury Girls by Natalie Jenner Cover Reveal
Y'all!! Do you remember my semi-coherent review of The Jane Austen Society?? It was pretty much me loving the book and screaming about Richard Armitage's voice! Well, Natalie Jenner is coming out with a new book and it's time for the cover reveal!
The Merchant and the Rogue Blog Tour: Review
And now back to our regular programming of historical romance! lol. The Merchant and the Rogue is the third book in Sarah M. Eden's Dread Penny Society series and omg it might be my favorite book in the series so far. Irishman. Russian woman. Explosions. Fighting. Love. Secrets. What more could you want?? (if you want a Cillian gif...stick with me)
The Meeting Point Blog Tour: Review
Y'all know I am a sucker for a good romance and The Meeting Point by Olivia Lara is definitely that! I really love how it is written. You think you know where the story is going in the first half and then it turns into something else that's both unique and so so wonderful. I'm so happy I signed up for this blog tour.
Like Other Girls: Football, Internalized Misogyny, and Finding Your People
Sports books AKA books where sports happen usually aren't my thing, but if they're like Like Other Girls by Britta Lundin, then I will read ALL of them. I don't know what I was expecting from this book, but what I got was so goooood. Finding your people, dealing with internalized misogyny, and discovering love where you never expected it. FUCK YES.
When A Duke Loves A Governess: Secret Identities, Long Lost Parents, and Romance
A governess and a duke?!?!? Who would have thought?!? (except everyone who reads historical romance lol) I really liked how many different layers this book had. It wasn't just romance (although, that is always enough for me!). There's looking for a long-lost father, missing journals, a possible secret map, and the mission to open a hat shop!
John Eyre: A Tale of Darkness and Shadow by Mimi Matthews: Secrets, Darkness, and Romance
Mimi sent me an early copy of John Eyre: A Tale of Darkness and Shadow (and I might have danced through the house) and is this my new favorite Mimi Matthews story???? It is definitely in the running.
Radha & Jai’s Recipe for Romance: Dance, Food, and Second Chances
Love! Dance! Food! Anxiety! Great and not-so-great parents! Complex relationships! What more could you want from a book? Well, you get all that and more in Radha & Jai's Recipe For Romance. Let's get to the review!
