I can’t even begin to tell you how much I wanted to love this book. Katie Cotugno’s debut novel, How To Love, is on my favorites shelf. I adored everything […]
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Crow Mountain by Lucy Inglis | Review
Historical fiction has always been one of my favorite genres and it’s one that I feel does not get enough love. I picked up Crow Moutain because it had been […]
Exit, Pursued by a Bear by E.K. Johnston | Review
I finished Exit, Pursued by a Bear a few days ago but I haven’t been able to properly put my thoughts into words. I still can’t really do that but […]
The Hating Game by Sally Thorne | Review
The Hating Game, Sally Thorne’s debut novel, has been generating a lot of buzz lately. I kept seeing it mentioned on my Twitter feed so I decided to check it […]
The Assassin Game by Kirsty McKay | Review
With a title like this one, I had some pretty high hopes. The Assassin Game is my first time reading a book by Kirsty McKay and while it wasn’t all […]
Hurricane Kiss by Deborah Blumenthal | Review
Oh how I wanted to love Hurricane Kiss. I don’t know what it was about this book but I was really drawn to it (despite the embarrassing cover). I figured […]
Underwater by Marisa Reichardt | Review
I’ve always been the queen of contemporary but it’s not often that I find a contemporary novel that I adore. That was the case with Underwater. Marisa Reichardt’s debut novel […]
With Every Breath (Wanderlust #1) by Lia Riley | Review
Oh new adult novels, you can be so cheesy. With Every Breath fits in that category but I must say that I found myself enjoying my first foray into Lia […]
Vial Things (Resurrectionist #1) by Leah Clifford | Review
It’s been quite some time since I’ve read a book from Leah Clifford but it didn’t take long for me to remember why I loved her first series. Vial Things […]
How to Ruin a Summer Vacation (How to Ruin #1) by Simone Elkeles | Review
I was looking for a fun summer read and I figured this couldn’t be more perfect. I’m a huge fan of Simone Elkeles’ Perfect Chemistry series so I had really […]