I was so excited to read this book and was so happy to find out it was the book club for September. However, when actually reading the book, I was a bit disappointed. The set-up for the novel is a manual for those who don’t have the money to pay for McMasters Conservatory. The narrator, […]
Okay, for some reason I did not read these books “in order.” I know since the books are romances, reading them in order isn’t required, but I’m a weird little bean who likes to read them in order. But for this series, I bought Delilah Green Doesn’t Care before moving in with my grandma and […]
I was so excited to get my hands on You’re the Problem, It’s You! I absolutely loved Don’t Want You Like a Best Friend and couldn’t wait for this one. The story itself was lovely and played so well. James Demeroven was a young man who never wanted a title and just wanted to stay […]
Another book I read for a book club! I have actually never read or heard of Sarah MacLean, but I’m definitely interested in reading the other two books in this series. First off, I want to acknowledge the elephant in the room. I’m so tired of publishers not fitting the book covers with the actual […]
Funny enough, while I’ve had TJ Alexander’s books on my TBR for a while, I hadn’t heard of this one til it was the book club pick for this month for one of my many book clubs. I definitely would recommend this to anyone who is in the beginnings of reading poly romances or learning […]
So after reading Rachel Harrison’s Such Sharp Teeth, I had to read her other books. Black Sheep was such a fascinating look into family dynamics and if we can ever escape the past. To start off, I was absolutely floored when I found out what kind of cult Vesper grew up in, which I loved! […]
I came across this book from my BookBub email blast and disregarded it because I was really wanting to read some queer romance. Then later that day, it was recommended to me on Kindle and that time I noticed that the person on the cover was a man, not a woman. Then I found out […]
Before starting the review of this book, some background is needed. I first learned about Ms. Sayers through the undergrad class “The Oxford Christians.” The course covered material from G.K. Chesterson, J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Dorothy L. Sayers, and other contemporaries. I was super excited for the class mostly because we would be reading Tolkien’s […]
In My Dreams I Hold a Knife has been on my radar for a while, and after finishing The Last Housewife, I wanted to read another Winstead novel. While she’s amazing at writing such tense scenes that make it hard to put the book down, I really disliked this one in comparison to The Last […]
Another thriller audiobook that I listened to while driving back home from the Utah Shakespeare Festival. This one has stayed with me in the weeks since finishing it and still gives me the chills. I may even have to change what kind of romance smut I read due to this, I don’t know. It was […]