Book Review: The Summer of You and Me by Denise Hunter Denise Hunter has a magical way of weaving stories that tug at our heartstrings, and her latest novel, The Summer of You and Me, does just that. As someone who adores tales of love intertwined with emotional depth, I couldn’t resist the allure of …
Book Review: Amelia, If Only by Becky Albertalli If there’s one thing I’ve come to appreciate about Becky Albertalli’s writing, it’s her exquisite talent for capturing the nuanced feelings of adolescence—especially those elusive crushes that seem to take over your world, even if you know they’re fleeting. Amelia, If Only piqued my interest not just …
Book Review: The Summer We Ran by Audrey Ingram There’s something undeniably enchanting about a summer read that resonates with both nostalgia and emotional depth, and The Summer We Ran by Audrey Ingram certainly delivers on that front. When I first stumbled upon this novel, its blend of romance, self-discovery, and the complexity of political …
Book Review: All-Nighter: A Smartly Funny Enemies-to-Lovers YA Rom-Com by [Author Name] When I first stumbled upon All-Nighter, I couldn’t resist the intriguing premise of enemies-to-lovers set against the backdrop of one chaotic night in a high school setting. The idea of two sworn foes—Autumn and Tara—finding unexpected connections excited me. After all, who doesn’t …
Review of Squeeze Play (Richmond Rogues Book 1) by Kate Angell As the leaves begin to change and the scent of apple cider fills the air, there’s something undeniably cozy about diving into a new romance novel. When I stumbled across Squeeze Play, the first book in Kate Angell’s Richmond Rogues series, I was immediately …
Review of Forbidden Ice (Ice Breaker Cold Case Romance, #13) by Cynthia Eden When I saw that Cynthia Eden had released another book in her Ice Breakers series, I felt an irresistible pull to dive right in. I’ve read a lot of her work and enjoyed most—especially Jinx, You’re It from the Trouble for Hire …