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Review: The Faithless by C.L. ClarkI’ve been awaiting the sequel to The Unbroken by the time I was halfway through. This sequel is action packed and does a fantastic job at...
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Review: The Blood Gift by N.E. DavenportAfter the action packed and wonderfully immersive The Blood Trials , I knew I had to read The Blood Gift . And Davenport does not let go! This...
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Review: The House on Mulberry Street by Jeannie ChinI knew I needed to read this entire series as soon as I finished The Inn on Sweet Briar Lane . And I breezed through book one and two until I...
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Review: The Other Side of Infinity by Joan F. SmithIf you love the idea of being able to tell the future – and the cost – then you have to add The Other Side of Infinity to your TBR....
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Review: Ander & Santi Were Here by Jonny Garza VillaAnder & Santi Were Here screams characters. Actual tears were shed while reading. This is a heart rending emotional and joyful book about...
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Review: The Song of Wrath by Sarah RaughleyAs a huge fan of The Bones of Ruin , and the utter unique premise, I was so excited for The Song of Wrath . And while this sequel has a bit of...
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Review: The Plus One by Mazey EddingsAs a fan of Mazey Eddings, I knew I had to read The Plus One as soon as I finished Lizzie Blake’s Best Mistakes . It’s a book...
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Review: While You Were Dreaming by Alisha RaiWhile You Were Dreaming is a tender story about identity and love. About taking a second look. This YA Debut is oozing with character which I...
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Review: The Build Up by Tati RichardsonI loved this adult romance featuring architects and sparks. The Build Up is a fantastic debut from Richardson all about confronting our feelings...
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Blog Tour: Review: Art of Prophecy by Wesley ChuWesley Chu is one of those authors I’ve always been meaning to read. And when I was invited to participate in this blog tour, I knew I had...
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Blog Tour: Review: The Nanny by Lana FergusonThe Nanny is a story that I fell into. It’s steamy and full of heart. Just the right amount of all my favorite elements! Keep reading this...
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This Month’s Sale Libro.fm PicksOkay so I was reflecting the other day that you all might not know how much I love libro.fm or all the benefits. So I wanted to start a series...
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Review: Two Can Play That Game by Leanne YongFor fans of video games and rivals to romance, Two Can Play That Game is for you. It’s a fantastic and charming YA debut that made me...
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Review: Hungry Ghost by Victoria YingI adored the ways in which Hungry Ghost examines family and our own body. It’s an achingly tender story which breaks – and puts back...
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Review: The Do-Over by Suzanne ParkThe Do-Over is a book about second chances and changing dreams. For anyone who has ever felt a little stuck, this is for you. As a longtime fan...
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Review: Dear Medusa by Olivia A. ColeDear Medusa is a searing in verse story about the ways our society villianizes girls and women. About sexual abuse and friendship, and all the...
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Review: Something Wild & Wonderful by Anita KellyI am not a hiker. But I will love a book about hikers and also non-professional hikers! I loved Something Wild & Wonderful – literally...
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Review: Divine Rivals by Rebecca RossDivine Rivals is like “You’ve Got Mail” meets front line correspondents and fantasy all wrapped up into one. It’s one of...
