I feel like I read a Karen Schaler book on an annual basis, starting with Christmas Camp, then Christmas Camp Wedding, and now this year Finding Christmas. These books read like Hallmark movies and it makes absolute sense why they do. You see, the author has written a few Christmas movies. So that expertise carries over to her books, […]
A Christmas To Remember by Jenny Hale | Book Review
December 13, 2020
Last year, I read my first Jenny Hale holiday book, but it was not going to be my last. When I saw A Christmas To Remember on Netgalley, I absolutely had to read it. I knew it would hit the spot when I wanted to read a sweet, gentle Christmas romance. My instincts were completely correct. […]
The Christmas Backup Plan by Lori Wilde | Book Review
December 3, 2020
I love when books combine Christmas and my favorite tropes. The Christmas Backup Plan by Lori Wilde is a sweet, somewhat steamy holiday romance set in both Twilight, Texas and Cupid, Texas. Thus this book is a crossover between two of Wilde’s series. I found myself reading this book so quickly over the weekend and ending up […]
In A Holidaze by Christina Lauren | Book Review
December 2, 2020
Y’all, I have inhaled In A Holidaze by Christina Lauren. Clearly I am so far behind on the trend of reading their books. I’ve only read Beautiful Bastard and Sublime. Otherwise, that is pretty much it. And wow, have I been missing out! As it turns out though, when it comes to catching up or dipping your toes […]
All I Want For Christmas Is You by Miranda Liasson | Book Review
December 1, 2020
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 […]