There were some loose ends in the character development I would have loved to work through, especially Florence’s grief; it just felt too surface-level for a book heavily related to death and dying. Additionally, despite one sexy conversation, I did not feel much tension between Benji Andor and Florence Day.
OBSESSED Genre: Romance (open door)Format: e-bookStatus: borrowed via LibbyPublished: May 23, 2023Soundtrack Mood: Wildflowers – Tom Petty With Adler’s next book coming out next month, I had to post her debut novel, which is a five-star read! If you are looking for a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy with wonderful tension, only one bed, a page-turning plot, […]
Underhill writes a beautiful message about not needing to put a label on who you are or who you love. I felt this book did an excellent job illustrating the turmoil that all teens go through in their search for identity.
Through her descriptions of the lengths Clara took to ensure she checked the correct boxes for her career (given up swearing, no romantic life, etc.) Miller really brought a unique perspective to the romance genre.
This was dark, this was gory, this was sexy and it was utterly wonderful to read. I loved the audio and immediately ordered the ebook to read it again.
Romance – Paranormal (open door) Format: Paperback Status: Borrowed from the library (but I want to purchase a splayed edge edition) Published: Feb 6, 2024 Soundtrack: Morning and Night – Alina Baraz WOW! Ali Hazlewood the queen of STEM heroines went vampire and it was delightful! If you like well-crafted characters that are charming, multidimensional, […]
I love fake dating, but Jacob and Briana were horrible communicators, which drove me nuts.
If you want a romance novel with main characters in their late 30s/ 40s, this fits the bill! Our story begins with 39-year-old screenwriter, mom of two, and divorcé Nora Hamilton, whose life is interrupted when a film crew descended on her home to film the movie she wrote about the end of her marriage.
This romance book lover LOVED Book Lovers. Emily Henry has yet again written a fun, tension-filled romance that had me unable to put down my book.
It’s a sweet fake dating (and close proximity) slow-burn romance novel.
