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 […]
How To Fail At Flirting by Denise Williams | Audiobook Review
September 17, 2021
Why Did I Listen To How To Fail At Flirting by Denise Williams? How To Fail At Flirting by Denise Williams appealed to me because I love a forbidden romance. I also think that reading romances starting characters of color written by authors of color, aka OwnVoices romances is an absolute priority. Seeing this book […]
The Reason You’re Alive by Matthew Quick | Book Review
September 16, 2021
The Reason You’re Alive by Matthew Quick is another spectacular book from the author. At this point, I’ve read everything by Quick except Sorta Like A Rock Star. Each of his books has had a profound impact on me. The Reason You’re Alive is a book that I also had found impactful — although — not incredibly […]
The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict & Victoria Christopher Murray | Audiobook Review
September 10, 2021
Why Did I Listen To The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray? When it comes to audiobooks, one of my preferred genres is historical fiction. And so, The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray caught my eye. When I saw the audiobook was narrated by Robin Miles, I just had […]
Meg & Jo | Beth & Amy by Virginia Kantra | Audiobook Reviews
September 9, 2021
Why Did I Listen To Meg & Jo by Virginia Kantra? Initially, I thought I had a review copy of Meg & Jo by Virginia Kantra kicking around either in audiobook or eARC form. Turns out, I was wrong, but that didn’t stop me from accepting the egalley of Beth & Amy, the sequel on this […]
Pieces Of Her by Karin Slaughter | Book Review
September 8, 2021
I love when books start off with a bang and immediately draw you in. Pieces Of Her by Karin Slaughter is immediately engaging right off the bat. This was my first book by Slaughter but absolutely not the last. I had been intending to read this book for awhile — knowing that it was becoming a […]