Phew, a romantic comedy if I’ve ever reviewed one, Katherine Center’s Hello Stranger is a beautiful, remarkable, and funny story about one girl’s journey to “make it” in this crazy world. Check out my full
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The second book in the Slammed series by Colleen Hoover, I found Point of Retreat to be highly in the category of meh. I did not love it. But I did not hate it either.
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A creepy stalker, Stockholm Syndrome, and a lot of cringy “love” scenes, Haunting Adeline is not for the weak or the seasoned, intellectual reader. Especially if you don’t like dirty talk (and not even good
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Told from different point of views and spanning many different years, this novel will show you just how two lives converge and what it takes to make them inseparable. My Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow review
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Talk about a romance novel. With drama, heartbreak, and absolute triumph in overcoming trauma, I’m so excited to review Wait for You by Jennifer L. Armentrout. Book Information Avery is running from a past that
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With themes of grief, war, mental health, and always trying to look for the colors in life, I can’t wait to review As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow for you guys. If you like
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With mental health themes and a gorgeous story about finding yourself amid the darkness in life, you can check out my Adelaide review below for my full thoughts on this amazing novel. Book Information Adelaide
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A World War II drama that is sure to leave your heart shattered, The Things We Leave Unfinished is a beautiful portrayal of what love is and how it shapes us as human beings. Book Information
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The last book that I have to read in the STEMinist novellas by Ali Hazelwood (but technically the second in the series), Stuck with You has made me realize that I’m not shocked to say
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Another STEM romance novel for everyone to nerd out over, check out below to see what exactly I thought of Love, Theoretically. Especially why my hopes were crushed a little to review Love, Theoretically. https://youtu.be/ktCZnnqtbJw Book Information
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