It’s the most wonderful time of year – the return of Christmas romances! Although All I Want For Christmas Is You by Miranda Liasson was not the first holiday romance I’ve read this year, it’s the first one I got some motivation to review. Also — the first book I have been motivated to review since […]
5 Contemporary Romances You Need To Read
July 12, 2020
One of my new go to genres is contemporary romance. I feel like I just cannot get enough. This is rough because I want to read every other genre too. I suppose it isn’t a bad problem to have – liking to read so many different things that I have so many options. These books […]
Christmas In Harmony Harbor by Debbie Mason | Book Review
December 14, 2019
Christmas In Harmony Harbor by Debbie Mason is apparently the final book in her Harmony Harbor series, but the actual first book of the series that I’ve read. I went into this book without any character situation context at all and ended up really enjoying my time with it. If you’re looking for a sweet […]
It Started With Christmas by Jenny Hale | Book Review
December 13, 2019
It Started With Christmas by Jenny Hale was essentially a marshmallow dream to read. This is exactly the kind of book that needs a Hallmark movie. Which makes sense, because Jenny Hale has like two Hallmark movies based on her Christmas books already AND I CAN SEE WHY. This is a book to soothe your […]
The Sweetest Thing | Jill Shalvis | Book Review
December 26, 2013
I think the thing about Jill Shalvis’s books is that they are like Pringles, you can’t have just one. Reading multiple books from a series in a row one right after another is a luxury for me. I do not often do it because I have extreme TBR pile guilt, and if it’s from a […]
Under The Mistletoe | Jill Shalvis | Short Story Review
December 9, 2013
Now that I have fallen totally in love with Lucky Harbor (THANKS GINGER), I got really excited when I noticed there was a short story about Tara’s daughter Mia set during Christmas because that meant it would take me like 30 minutes to read the book and then maybe another 30 minutes to have the […]