Miss Havisham Says Yes by Eule Grey
A quirky Valentine’s Day novella Cindi’s had a crush on her childhood friend Tara forever and it turns out that it’s mutual. When Tara invites her to the university’s Valentine’s ball, Cindi wants to say yes but all sorts of questions come up. How will she afford a dress? And will she feel comfortable showing […]
Line Chemistry by K.R. Collins
This slow burn really was worth the wait Do not read this review if you haven’t read the previous books in the series. I’m not spoiling this book itself, not more than the blurb does, but this part of the story is the result of everything that happened in the six books before. Go read […]
The Frenemy Zone by Yolanda Wallace
A YA book with a lot to love When Olly Smith-Nakamura’s family moves from San Francisco to Frog Wallow, West Virginia, she’s prepared to hate everything about the small town she liked as a summer destination. She quickly finds out that having one of the dads’ families in her life isn’t so bad and neither […]
Thornfruit (The Gardener’s Hand #1) by Felicia Davin
An intriguing start to a promising fantasy trilogy Thornfruit is the first book in a trilogy, so be prepared not to get all the answers by the time you turn the last page. Be prepared to want to keep reading, too. Ev and Alizhan first meet as kids, at the market where Ev is helping […]
Schuss by E.J. Noyes
A really nice YA book It’s Halloween eve right now and instead of ghosts, vampires, and witches, I’m thinking about skiing, Winter Olympics, and first real love, and that just shows the power of E.J. Noyes because there is no other author that could have made me abandoned my spooky movies and books, right before […]
Girlfriend Material by Katia Rose
A very enjoyable new adult romance The problem (if we can call it that) with constantly reviewing new releases is that you have to read the good, the bad, and the worse. Also having always more books to read than free time is a good problem to have. But the best feeling you can have […]
She’ll Steal Your Heart by Rachel Lacey
The perfect ending to the Midnight in Manhattan series Okay, let’s be clear from the beginning: this book not only stole my heart, it also stole my breath. Which is exactly what I look for in books. God, the longing. The pining. Feelings, people, so many feelings. Also, collarbones. Hot. If you’ve read the first […]
Truly Wanted by J.J. Hale
A solid debut novel with a neurodivergent MC Brooke and Sam have been friends for ten years, ever since Brooke invited Sam to join a group project in college. It took a while for Sam to let Brooke in but from then on, they’ve been best friends. Inseparable. Even more so after Brooke’s husband died. […]
Foolproof by Leigh Hays
A very steamy read Martine and Elliot were best friends in Key West for a couple of years as children, both probably seeing in the other what they couldn’t recognize in themselves yet. When they reconnect by chance thirty years later, Elliot is a Coast Guard newly stationed in Key West and Martine owns a […]