Tag: romance

ARC Review | A Little Bit Country

Title: A Little Bit Country Author: Brian D. Kennedy Publisher: Balzer + Bray Publication: 31 May 2022 Oh my goodness!! This book was completely, totally adorable! Emmett Maguire wants to be country music’s biggest gay superstar, which is a bit of a reach when you’re seventeen and living in Illinois. Until that happens, he’s staying […]

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Book Review | Neon Gods

Title: Neon Gods Author: Katee Robert Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca Published: 1 June 2021 Pages: 384 Okay, so I’m going to try to write all of this as magnanimous as possible. I’m going to start off with what I thought was good before going to what I didn’t like. Greek gods as high society people is […]

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Book Review | Sense and Sensibility

Title: Sense and Sensibility Author: Jane Austen Publisher: Thomas Egerton (Original) Oxford (my copy) Published: 1811 Pages: 409 First off, I had small annoyances with each character at least some point while reading the novel. The novel centers around 2 sisters who are trying to find husbands to take care of them. The patriarchy and […]

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Book Review | Hang the Moon

Title: Hang the Moon Author: Alexandria Bellefleur Publisher: Avon Published: 25 May 2021 Pages: 384 To be honest, this was not as good as Written in the Stars. The book follows Darcy’s brother, Brendon Lowell, and his own romance story with Darcy’s best friend, Annie. Brendon sets out to prove to Annie that love isn’t […]

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Book Review | Written in the Stars

Title: Written in the Stars Author: Alexandria Bellefleur Publisher: Avon Published: 20 November 2020 Pages: 384 I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again, I love, love, love the fake dating trope. I don’t care how unrealistic it is, I’ll always love it! Darcy Lowell is a no-nonsense, analytical, skeptical, actuarial analyst is done […]

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Book Review | Beach Read

Title: Beach Read Author: Emily Henry Publisher: Berkley Published: 19 May 2020 Trigger Warnings: Death of a parent, divorce, cult, child abuse If you know me, then you know this is not my usual fair of reading material. Yet, I did end up enjoying it more than I thought I would. January Andrews is what […]

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