Why Did I Listen To The Forest Of Stolen Girls by June Hur? The Forest Of Stolen Girls by June Hur was a book that I absolutely HAD to read. After all, I thought The Silence Of Bones – Hur’s debut – was excellent. As for why I went for the audiobook version, the reasoning wasn’t […]
The Most Beautiful Girl In Cuba by Chanel Cleeton | Book Review
October 13, 2021
Chanel Cleeton’s writing is completely transporting. I feel like I’ve learned so much about Cuba from her books. Particularly as we never really covered Cuba except for the Cuban Missile Crisis and Remember The Maine in my history classes. The Most Beautiful Girl In Cuba is an attention grabbing book that covers Cuba’s fight for […]
The Woman In Red by Diana Giovinazzo | Book Review
September 29, 2021
The Woman In Red by Diana Giovinazzo gave me exactly what I expected. For real though, I just love sinking my teeth into a good historical fiction book and being whisked away to another time and place. Giovinazzo’s debut is a sweeping story of love and passion that crosses continents. For the most part, I […]
Never Kiss A Duke by Megan Frampton | Audiobook Review
August 30, 2021
Why Did I Listen To Never Kiss A Duke by Megan Frampton? Never Kiss A Duke by Megan Frampton is the first of the Hazards of Duke series. I started by reading the second book from the series, Tall Duke And Dangerous. I know, reading them out of order is kind of weird. Alas, them’s […]
Tall, Duke, And Dangerous by Megan Frampton | Audiobook Review
August 23, 2021
Why Did I Listen To Tall, Duke, And Dangerous by Megan Frampton? Tall, Duke And Dangerous is the second book by Megan Frampton that I have recently listened to — although from a different series of Frampton’s. I decided to give this a whirl to listen to as. it was on Libby. Also, I had […]
Never A Bride by Megan Frampon | Audiobook Review
July 23, 2021
Why Did I Listen To Never A Bride by Megan Frampton? Never A Bride by Megan Frampton is another book straight off the TBR cart and on the Hoopla app. The appeal was there because it contains one of my favorite tropes. That trope? Fake engagement! Seriously, I love it when a book goes into that […]