I’ve read and liked several Christina Lauren novels before, and this second-chance romance featuring a treasure hunt, all set in the wilds of Utah, sounded like a perfect summer read. While it does live up to some of those expectations, there was one major con that didn’t work for me at all. “I guess I’mRead the Post
Review: A Show for Two – Tashie Bhuiyan
I absolutely adored Tashie Bhuiyan’s first book so of course I was incredibly excited for this one, especially since it hinted at a celebrity romance. While I don’t think her sophomore effort is as good as her debut, it’s still a fun and sweet story with enemies-to-lovers and an incredible meet-disaster. Since she was aRead the Post
Review: If You Want Me Close – Skye Kilaen
If it’s a new Skye Kilaen, you know I’m going to read it! While this is set in Austin (and there’s a brief mention of Knockdown), it’s not part of that series. What it is is lovely and emotional friends-to-lovers romance. Look, it says hurt/comfort on the tin and holy crap that’s exactly what youRead the Post
Review: Blame It on the Brontes – Annie Sereno
I usually love second chance romances and the blurb sounded right up my alley, but unfortunately this one just didn’t work for me. “Find Garland, write the book,” she repeated like a mantra with every strike of a foot against pavement. “Save your job.” Athena’s an assistant English professor given an impossible assignment: find outRead the Post
Review: The Bookshop Rescue – Rochelle Alers
While this is the ninth book in the series, I read it as a standalone. There were a couple of references to other couples that seemed like they were referring to previous books, but that was it. And while this has all the cute puppies the book promises, there were other issues that ruined theRead the Post
Review: Book Boyfriend – Kris Ripper
First off, this cover is so eye-catching and gorgeous! I’ve read several of this author’s books before and was very interested in zir take on a friends-to-lovers romance. While this book wasn’t quite what I was expecting, it was a very fulfilling (and hilarious) romance. Preston’s been pining over his best friend Art since aRead the Post
Review: Night and Day – Enni Amanda
Much like the cover, this is a super cute book with a lot of New Zealand flavor and even a little bit of fake dating. While this is the third in a series, it’s the first I’ve read, and it worked fine as a standalone. After traveling the world, New Zealand is Mia’s last stopRead the Post
Review: She Gets the Girl – Rachael Lippincott & Alyson Derrick
When I saw this was a sapphic enemies-to-friends-to-lovers, I jumped at the chance to read this book. And, even better, it’s set in Pittsburgh! And even more better, this is actually written by a married writing team, which is pretty darn cute. Starting college is the perfect chance to reinvent yourself, or at least that’sRead the Post
Review: Finding Forever on Their Island Paradise – Therese Beharrie
Therese Beharrie’s books always melt me into a pile of heart-eyed goo. They bring the feels, the humor, and the tenderness, and always leave me with a smile on my face! All Morgan wants to do is help her grandmother host her wedding on Penguin Island, where she’s lived for most of her life. IfRead the Post
Review: The Un-Arranged Marriage – Laura Brown
This book is just as cute as the cover! It’s a fun mishmash of the frenemies-to-lovers and vacation fling trope, with an extra dash of competition and humor. “No way would she develop feelings for the man, not when their parents had dressed her as a bride and him as a groom when they wereRead the Post
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