Head Over Heels by Hannah Orenstein: Review
Sometimes it’s hard to tell a good book from the synopsis. We go by covers. We go by but other people kind of say about the book. But mostly it’s our instinct tells us whether […]
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The Bitter and Sweet of Cherry Season by Molly Fader: Review
Whenever I talk about going home, which to me is my parents home on the lake in Minnesota, I instantly feel at peace. My “home” is a calming place which is why I could relate […]
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Summer Darlings by Brooke Lea Foster: Review
Sometimes there comes a book into your life that you just become addicted to reading. You can’t put it down and you find yourself reading late into the night. Perfect for summer, this new women’s […]
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My One True North by Milly Johnson: Review
This is a brand new author for me and when I was asked to review this new release I was anxious to dive into this blend of women’s fiction and romance. A long winding road […]
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The Star-Crossed Sisters of Tuscany by Lori Nelson Spielman: Review
For a change of pace I usually pick up a women’s fiction story that sure to be different from what I’ve been reading lately. I found the perfect upcoming release that I was given the […]
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Beach Read by Emily Henry: Review
Do you enjoy a great women’s fiction story? What about if it had the perfect blend of contemporary romance added to it? This author found the sweet spot in this brand new release I was […]
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The Christmas Spirits on Tradd Street by Karen White: Review
I think this is the second or third Tradd Street story that I have read. I love reading Karen White novels because she creates compelling characters that just suck you into the story. Next up […]
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Where the Light Enters by Sara Donati: Review
I’ve been known to read and review a women’s fiction a time or two and while they’re not my go to read daily, every once in a while I get sucked in by a synopsis […]
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