The AM Show by T.B. Markinson and Miranda Macleod, narrated by Lori Prince
Entertainment and escapism at their best After experiencing the worst week of my life in which my dad passed away, I definitely needed a pick-me-up audiobook. Thanks to my friend and co-reviewer Tere who gave me 3 Audible credits to cheer me up, now I have the chance to choose some listens among the good […]
Walk Between Worlds by Samara Breger
A good fantasy debut with all sorts of twists I’ve been trying to decide where to start with this review and I’m still not sure, so I’ll start with what matters most: I liked this book a lot. It’s a debut and I’m very much looking forward to the author’s future stories. I usually try […]
Read Between the Lines by Rachel Lacey
A cute rom-com about finding true love despite a rocky start As happens every so often, I found myself liking Read Between the Lines more at the end than at the beginning. What the book is about: Rosie inherited her mother’s bookstore, Between the Pages, and couldn’t be happier about her job. She’s a huge […]
Welcome to Paradise by Lise Gold
A steamy romance about finding love away from home What’s in a name? Not necessarily the truth, obviously. Lockdown is over but in the meantime, Lisa lost her job and her girlfriend and can’t really afford to stay in London while she tries to turn her life around. Benidorm it is, then. Paradise Hotel may […]
Marry Me by Melissa Brayden
The tale of two different books I think of Brayden as being the queen of WLW romance and I’m always very excited to read her new books. I was a little late in reading this one. I was trying my best to space out all the books I was most excited to read so that […]
Briar Girls by Rebecca Kim Wells
This was a pretty good fantasy read This was a pretty good read. It did have a few issues, but I found that I quite liked it anyway. This is actually my second Sleeping Beauty retelling that I have read in a row. That was not on purpose, I just wasn’t even thinking but it […]
Dear Miss Cushman by Paula Martinac
For the unabashed theater geeks and nerds Dear Miss Cushman by Paula Martinac is a historical coming of age story set in 1850s New York City. 18-year old Georgiana (Georgie) Cartwright dreams of continuing her father’s theater career. But when his alcohol abuse makes him into a public disgrace he does a runner, leaving the […]
The Awkward Truth by Lee Winter
The awkward truth of homelessness This is a “sidequel” to The Brutal Truth, a funny term to convey that a secondary character from a previous book is featured as a lead. Readers got to know Felicity Simmons as the chief of staff of media mogul Elena Bartell in The Brutal Truth. Felicity is also featured […]
Hearts in Motion by Miranda MacLeod, narrated by Lori Prince
A heartwarming story of grief, perfectly narrated by Lori Prince Hadley Moore’s whole life is her job as an emergency room doctor. When she finds herself on the other side, after her sister and her brother-in-law die in a car accident, leaving their baby behind, Hadley realises there’s more to life than her job, even […]