I like that as I am typing this review in October, it is snowing, and you will be reading it in December and hopefully it will also be snowing then. Anyways.What I loved about Hot Toy by Jennifer Crusie is that it combines two of my favorite things ever – Jennifer Crusie and Christmas. It is […]
The Christmas Wedding Ring by Susan Mallery | Book Review
December 2, 2015
Apparently The Christmas Wedding Ring by Susan Mallery is a reissue of a book from 1989 but updated to reflect a Christmas theme and modern times, sort of. The premise is that main character Molly has had her heart broken by a guy, and so, she remembers back to a promise that her sister’s ex-boyfriend Dylan […]
A Discovery Of Witches by Deborah Harkness | Book Review
November 23, 2015
I hate when hype gets me. Especially when I get to the point where I am so, so excited for a book that anything less than perfection is a huge let down. I am prefacing my review of A Discovery Of Witches by Deborah Harkness, with this, so that you understand where I am coming from. […]
Falling Into Bed With A Duke by Lorraine Heath | Book Review
November 12, 2015
Girl. GIRL. These are the sorts of things I shout when discussing Ryan Gosling or you know romance novels, in an exaggerated tone of voice for sure. Right now as I am talking to you about Falling Into Bed With A Duke by Lorraine Heath, I might as well be giving you my GIRL GO GET THIS […]
Bounce by Noelle August | Book Review
August 24, 2015
What is it lately with these books about the ladies going for the younger guys? This is my second book this month where a girl and a younger guy are attracted to each other. Bounce is the third book in the Boomerang series by Noelle August aka Veronica Rossi and Lorin Oberweger. First of all, I am super […]
How To Say I Love You Out Loud by Karole Cozzo | Book Review
August 3, 2015
How To Say I Love You Out Loud by Karole Cozzo is a sweet, adorable, quiet young adult contemporary book. Of course, it is part of the Swoon Reads imprint which I love with maybe one exception that proves the rule. Cozzo’s debut is one that I sped through as the story felt relevant to […]