Before I Let Go by Kennedy Ryan Review
SO good! —synopsis— The writing is fantastic—Kennedy Ryan wrote characters that feel so real and relatable. Each character was thoughtfully developed and their individual progression and progression as a family was an unforgettable journey. This story is heartbreaking but hopeful with a HEA; I absolutely recommend it.
Outlawed by Anna North [Review]
This story was so interesting at first and the important themes—feminism, patriarchal society, motherhood, infertility, and religion. The setting & premise was promising—the Wild West and our midwife-trained MC becoming an outlaw.
13 Romances to Read for Valentine’s Day
The title says it, here are some romance books I really enjoyed and recommend reading for all the Valentine’s vibes. *Heads up I linked each book to make it easy for you to find, however, these are affiliate links and when you buy through them you are supporting me. I always appreciate it when you do use my links, so…
People We Meet On Vacation | Book Review
People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry Genre: Romance + ComedyThemes: Friendship, Travel, Working through childhood trauma So, I LOVED this book. Over the past few weeks I have read multiple books that were so good; this one though, especially spoke to me… I could write so much about why, but to keep it simple, I connected with a…
The House Across The Lake by Riley Sager | Book Review
The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager Genre: Thriller Casey can’t stop herself from watching her neighbors across the lake. When her neighbor goes missing, she begins investigating what’s really been happening at Lake Greene. Casey lost her husband in an accident at their lake house a year ago. Now that she is back at the lake she is…
Seven Days in June by Tia Williams | Mini Review
I loved this book! It does have second chance romance in it, but it also deals with other important issues outside of a relationship. I loved Audre, Eva’s daughter; she was so smart and driven. I also really loved the relationship between Audre and Eva. The writing was so good! This story was well written, developed, and oftentimes witty and…
Olga Dies Dreaming by Xochitl Gonzalez | Mini Review
Olga Dies Dreaming is a story about a Puerto Rican family that specifically focuses on Olga and her brother Prieto. The story takes us through topics and themes of identity, multicultural upbringing, gentrification in Brooklyn, love, family, and career-building. 4.5/5⭐️ Olga is a wedding planner in Brooklyn who works with very rich clients. Prieto is a congressman who works serving…
In My Dreams, I Hold A Knife by Ashley Winstead | Mini Review
This book is completely worth the hype! “In My Dreams I Hold a Knife” by @ashleywinsteadbooks Here is what it’s about: Six college friends are reunited at their alma mater ten years after their friend was murdered. Someone is determined to find the real killer and the friends are forced to confront what actually happened that night. The story is told…
Milk Fed by Melissa Broder | Mini Review
Book Review: Milk Fed by Melissa Broder Many have called this book, sexy, erotic, and funny. I would not use any of those words to describe it. It was fascinating, strange, repulsive, and uncomfortable. This book isn’t really just about an eating disorder or mommy issues. It was a weird exploration of desire and hunger—for food, sex, intimacy, love, and…
Half Truths by Claire Contreras | Mini Book Review
? Book ReviewHalf Truths by @clairecontreras This book included all the good tropes and themes that I love in a novel. •Dark Academia•Thriller + Mystery•Secret Societies•Slow Burn Romance•Hockey Players At first, I wasn’t too sure how I felt about the main character, Amelia. She does come across as a spoiled rich girl at first that I wasn’t sure I cared about.…
