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Something About September is a sweet, cozy romance that delivers all the small-town charm and autumn vibes you could want. When Rebecca returns home to renovate her late grandmother's diner, she's forced to work with Cort Adams—the man who broke her heart and the high school crush she never truly got over. This second-chance romance… Continue reading Something About September by Julia McKay
Bonfire and Bliss Bookstore was just as cute, cozy, and spicy as the first book! Brittanee Nicole has such a fun way of blending swoony romance with small-town charm, and I can't wait to see what she writes next. The fall vibes were absolutely immaculate. Cozy bookstores, cider, bonfires, blankets, the Maple Festival...this book had… Continue reading Bonfire and Bliss Bookstore by Brittanee Nicole
Preview the companion below, or download it to keep as your reading companion while you journey through Midgard. 📥 Download the Ultimate Crescent City Companion (PDF) Starting Sarah J. Maas's Crescent City can feel like stepping into a world with endless names, Houses, creatures, politics, and magic. The Ultimate Crescent City Companion was created… Continue reading The Ultimate Crescent City Companion (Free First-Time Reader Guide)
Rules for the Summer was everything I expect from a Meghan Quinn romance—funny, flirty, and impossible to put down! I listened to the audiobook and flew through it thanks to the engaging story and excellent duet narration. Theo and Renley's chemistry was fantastic, the banter had me laughing, and the spice definitely delivered (as Meghan… Continue reading Rules for the Summer by Meghan Quinn
Start at the End took me a little while to settle into with its sliding doors-style storytelling and dual POV, but once I found my footing, I was completely invested. At its heart, this is a story about second chances, love, and the choices we make—as well as the ones that are made for us.… Continue reading Start at the End by Emma Grey
I was laughing so hard by the end of the first chapter that I had tears in my eyes! The Christmas Yes List is the perfect feel-good holiday rom-com, full of laugh-out-loud moments, heart, and plenty of festive charm. Chloe's quest to collect ten "no's" before Christmas and James's commitment to saying "yes" to everything… Continue reading The Christmas Yes List by Melissa Ferguson
James is one of those books that I can absolutely appreciate, even if it wasn't an instant favorite for me. I can clearly see why so many readers love it and why it's received so much praise. It's a good book—it just wasn't the right book for me. I'll admit that it took me a… Continue reading James by Percival Everett
It Audit Be You was my first book by Madylen Valdes, and it definitely won't be my last! This was such a fun, easy read with a fast pace that kept me turning the pages. I flew through it because the story was entertaining from beginning to end, and I absolutely adored Louisa and Jackson.… Continue reading It Audit Be You by Madylen Valdes
I don't typically reach for horror novels, but Molka felt like a different kind of horror to me. The true horror comes from how real the premise is. Knowing that the molka epidemic is based on something that actually happens made this story incredibly unsettling, and that feeling stayed with me long after I finished.… Continue reading Molka by Monika Kim
Catherine Steadman has done it again! Nine Lives is one of those psychological thrillers that slowly gets under your skin. At first, you're happily following along, and then suddenly it's way past your bedtime because you have to know how everything is going to come together. There are quite a few characters introduced throughout the… Continue reading Nine Lives by Catherine Steadman