Corrupt by Penelope Douglas: Review
I had a chance to review a book that is coming out in a new edition and a new cover soon, with bonus material added too. Previously published multiple times, this edition is paperback. And […]
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The Head That Wears the Crown by Mariah Stewart: Review
I love it when I get a surprise read that I simply can’t put down. I was scrolling and scrolling, looking for something different in terms of reviews, and Mariah Stewart caught my eye. She […]
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Better Hate Than Never by Chloe Liese: Review
Sometimes you pick up a book and it becomes tough to give it a rating. Usually, I end up with the rating as I work through my thoughts to write the review. This is not […]
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Blood Sisters by Vanessa Lillie: Review
Every once in a while you get blown away by a story that really packs a punch. I decided to review this book simply from the synopsis. The plight of Native American female disappearance and […]
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The Wishing Bridge by Viola Shipman: Review
Sometimes you don’t know what you have missed until you experience something. That is how I felt the first time I picked up a Shipman novel. Now I love experiencing each one of them I […]
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You, Again by Kate Goldbeck: Review
Enemies to lovers romance is a popular trope and one you can easily get wrapped up in. I enjoy reading this trope for the most part. Obviously, it depends on how it’s written. In this […]
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Mixed Signals by B.K. Borison: Review
I discovered this author and series just a month or so ago when I absolutely fell in love with book number two In The Weeds. Oh my gosh, the author just blew me away with […]
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Codename Charming by Lucy Parker: Review
It’s not often you run across a book that is so unique that it just makes it almost impossible to stop reading. The story is almost a retelling of Beauty and the Beast with such […]
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