This book is exactly what it says it is – a “deliciously entertaining novel.” It’s full of early 2000s teen television drama, behind-the-scenes breakups, make-ups, and betrayals. It’s written in dual timelines, giving insight into how the Daydreams show fell apart, what happened to the stars after it ended, who […]
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I thoroughly enjoyed Fortune’s debut, Every Summer After, and I have been not-so-patiently waiting for her follow-up novel. Meet Me At the Lake has some of the same second chance vibes as her first book, but also a somewhat more complex take on first loves, coming of age, as well […]
This book was so much fun! I loved learning about the Tower Guard nearly as much as I loved the romance. There is some misunderstanding trope in this book, and that isn’t my favorite, but the premise in the story is unique enough that it kept me engaged and worked […]
Wow. I cannot say enough good things about this book. It’s absolutely delicious while also handling some really delicate topics beautifully. The writing is wonderful and I loved Kate and Benedict (and of course Lucy). There is so much longing and pining throughout the pages of this story. It’s a […]
I loved this book! It touched on some tough topics, such as loss, but also manages to be fun and engaging. The book starts out with Cassie frantically trying to figure out how she is going to make rent and pay bills having just lost her job. She doesn’t want […]
This was a fun read. Ghita and Logan made a great couple and it was fun to see Logan work to overcome Ghita’s reservations about them dating. This is the first book I’ve read in the series, so there were a few references to things that happened in other books […]
I’m excited to be a part of the Cover Reveal for Skye McDonald’s newest release, The Not So Nice Girl! Isn’t it a fun cover?! I love the colors and the 80’s vibes! Skye writes fun, swoony romances so if that’s your thing you will definitely want to check this […]
This was such a wonderful story! Ana Maria and her sisters were so easy to love. De la Rosa did a fantastic job of weaving in very difficult topics such as racism, war, and misogyny. She gave the readers a taste of what it must have been like to live […]