I loved this book! It starts with the main character in a heart-pounding situation and never lets up. Kitty is an influencer with tons of followers and is sought out by sponsors for ads and events. She has a group of friends she goes out with but still has to […]
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I love Reichert’s way of writing. It flows in a way I’m not quite sure how to explain, but it just draws the reader into the story in an almost magical way. It’s even more magical in this Christmas story full of holiday charm and romance. Astra and Jack are […]
I adore childhood friends/dating second chance romances and this was a thoroughly enjoyable one. Genevieve and Evan were wild and carefree in their childhood and teen years, getting themselves into (and out of) all sorts of trouble. The story picks up with Genevieve returning to her hometown after a year […]
Murder in space?! Sign me up! This was such a fun book, with a somewhat saucy heroine out to solve murders. There are aliens, space stations, all the good components of an amazing sci-fi murder mystery. I loved this book! ABOUT THE BOOK From idyllic small towns to claustrophobic […]
The Witch and the Tsar was so rich and atmospheric. From page one I was transported to old Russia, dropped into the woods with Yaga. Olesya Salnika Gilmore’s writing is gorgeous. I loved seeing Yaga as more human/goddess/healer and less witch/crone. This was such an enjoyable story, with history woven […]
I was pleasantly surprised by this book! Lucy loves her job at the local zoo working with gorillas. She is excited about TV hero Kai Bridges coming to film at their zoo and features her beloved gorillas … until she learns she may have to time in front of the […]
This story is such a fun, suspenseful read! I loved the back-and-forth timelines, getting glimpses of what it was like for these assassins both now and when they were in their prime. The story centers primarily around Billie, as well as her sister-assassins Natalie, Mary Alice, and Helen. When they […]
This was my first Taylor Jenkins Reid book and it will certainly not be my last. My only brush with tennis was lessons I took with a neighborhood friend one summer when I was maybe 8 or 9. I can honestly say the lessons were fun, but I was terrible […]