Why Did I Listen To Her Night With The Duke by Diana Quincy? Diana Quincy’s Her Night With The Duke sounded pretty unique compared to the other historical romances out there. Not that I am dogging on the other historical romances, because I do enjoy them quite a bit. However, the big draw to me for […]
First Comes Like by Alisha Rai | Audiobook Review
February 15, 2021
Why Did I Listen To First Comes Like by Alisha Rai? I had previously listened to the first book in the Modern Love series, The Right Swipe and really enjoyed it. Thus, First Comes Like by Alisha Rai was an absolute priority to listen to AND! Libro.FM had it as part of their review copy program. So, […]
He Started It by Samantha Downing | Audiobook Review
February 12, 2021
Why Did I Listen To He Started It by Samantha Downing? There was a lot of hype around Samantha Downing’s My Lovely Wife - which to be quite fair I haven’t read. However, I figured that because there was hype around the debut, then the follow up must be good. Thus, I decided I really needed to […]
Not Like The Movies by Kerry Winfrey | Audiobook Review
February 10, 2021
Why Did I Listen To Not Like The Movies by Kerry Winfrey? Not Like The Movies by Kerry Winfrey is a sequel to Waiting For Tom Hanks. This novel is about Annie’s best friend Chloe, whom Annie essentially based her movie script on. As I had previously listened to Waiting For Tom Hanks and enjoyed it, I […]
The Orphan Of Cemetery Hill by Hester Fox | Audiobook Review
February 8, 2021
Why Did I Listen To The Orphan Of Cemetery Hill by Hester Fox? Previously, I had listened to The Witch Of Willow Hall, Hester Fox’s debut and just fell for its spooky gothic vibes. The Orphan Of Cemetery Hill seemed to also promise vibes that would be spooky and gothic. I just knew I had to give […]
This Is My America by Kim Johnson | Audiobook Review
February 5, 2021
Why Did I Listen To This Is My America by Kim Johnson? This Is My America by Kim Johnson is such an important book. The topic it covers is absolutely relevant to the world in which we live and move. I also think, unfortunately, many teens reading it will be able to relate. I knew […]