Are you the sort of person who reads one book by an author, hates it and then writes that author’s future works off? I am totally that kind of person. HOWEVER. When I have several books by said author and a slew of good reviews from people I trust, I am more inclined to give […]
Waiting On You by Kristan Higgins | Book Review
March 29, 2014
Waiting On You by Kristan Higgins is the third in her Blue Heron series and departs from the Holland family to focus on bar owner Colleen O’Rourke. I picked up Waiting On You despite having a list of books I needed to read which did not include Higgins’s latest book. You see, sometimes I crave certain […]
No Good Duke Goes Unpunished | Sarah MacLean | Book Review
March 10, 2014
When I am on a mini-break from work, I do not want heavy reads. When I am consuming a bottle of wine and decide, HEY LET’S READ A BOOK, I know that I want sexytimes and adults and GOWNS (and yes I totally did tweet that after finishing off a bottle of wine, while reading […]
Allison: The Christmas Wedding Quilt | Anthology Review
January 6, 2014
The Christmas Wedding Quilt was a book that I requested off of Netgalley back in late November when I was trying to put together a group of Christmas titles to review with April. Unfortunately, time and life got in the way, and I wasn’t able to get my review up like I had planned. Fortunately, […]
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 […]
Allison: A Christmas To Remember | Anthology Review
December 19, 2013
A Christmas To Remember is a new anthology filled with short stories from Jill Shavis, Kristen Ashley, Hope Ramsey, Molly Cannon, and Marilyn Pappano. All of the stories are set around Christmas time, and each have some sort of a tie to other series or other characters that the authors have previously written about. It […]