Tag: romance
Book Review: Say You’ll Be Mine by Naina Kumar
This book reminded me of my favorite teenage comfort watch, “My Best Friend’s Wedding.” I was ready for the main character to wreak havoc. An arranged marriage and a fake engagement thrown in definitely brought the drama. So many lies, upon lies, I eagerly awaited the third act blow up.
ARC Book Review: The Villain Edit by Laurie Devore
The Villain Edit is dramatic and addictive like a reality tv show. Who’s being honest and who’s there for the “right reason”? In the end who really cares as long as it makes good tv or in this case a good book?
ARC Book Review: A Novel Love Story by Ashley Poston
I didn’t want to finish this book. I wanted to spend more time with the characters, the magical realism, the growth and meta narrative (I have to assume because this was my first Ashley Poston book). I will definitely be reading more of her books. As a fantasy reader I guess I should’ve known a…
ARC Book Review: Not In Love by Ali Hazelwood
Rue Siebert has a stable life with good friends, financial security and a successful career at a promising biotech startup. Rue’s stability is threatened by Eli Killgore, who is determined to take over her company. He finds himself irresistibly drawn to her. As they navigate a secret affair amidst corporate turmoil, they must confront their…
Book Review: This Is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone
In a world ravaged by war, a secret letter sparks an unexpected connection between two rival agents from opposing factions. What starts as a competitive exchange evolves into a deep, forbidden romance that could alter the course of time itself. But with their bond risking deadly consequences, they must navigate a dangerous path between love…
Book Review: Funny Story by Emily Henry
Daphne’s fiancé, Peter, leaves her for his childhood best friend, Petra, prompting Daphne to start anew in Waning Bay, Michigan, as a children’s librarian. She becomes roommates with Petra’s ex, Miles, a disorganized and heartbroken man, contrasting her own practical nature. Their initial avoidance turns into a friendship and a fake social media relationship, complicating…