What Did I Think Of Coming Home For Christmas by RaeAnne Thayne? On the whole, Coming Home For Christmas by RaeAnne Thayne is not my favorite entry of the Haven Point series. However, I still really enjoyed my time with this book. I liked seeing what characters from the previous books are up to as well. […]
Royal Holiday by Jasmine Guillory | Audiobook Review
December 2, 2019
What Did I Think Of Royal Holiday by Jasmine Guillory? Royal Holiday by Jasmine Guillory is a sweet addition to Guillory’s Wedding Date series. After reading it, I would love to see a Hallmark, Lifetime or Netflix Christmas movie based on it. Also, I did find myself thinking it is really annoying that we don’t see […]
Dear Santa by Nancy Naigle | Book Review
December 1, 2019
Dear Santa by Nancy Naigle is a book that I started kind of randomly. I somehow picked this book to read via my Kindle app out of all the other Christmas books on that app. It remained mostly a background book while I was in the process of reading it. By that I mean, a […]
7 Women’s Fiction Books To Unwind With
October 27, 2019
Women’s fiction gets a bad rap. I think maybe because of the name people get turned off. Personally, I love women’s fiction. I enjoy reading about things women my own age go through. The books discussed below definitely reflect that. I think it’s okay to be a proud reader of books aimed at women, at […]
Autumn Book Picks: The Spellbook Of Katrina Van Tassel
September 2, 2019
As the seasons change, so do my reading tastes. I love it when a book I am reading reflects a sort of seasonal mood. For Autumn, I like books that are spooky, chilling, or cozy. And so, if you are similar to me in taste, you’re in luck because I have got some recommendations to […]
Life and Other Inconveniences by Kristan Higgins | Review + Giveaway
August 20, 2019
I think one cool thing about having been around the block or two with book blogging is seeing the progression of an author’s career and writing style. Kristan Higgins is one of those authors – going from contemporary romances to some more serious women’s fiction. And I say those two genres with ZERO hints of […]