Cricket became internet famous in the worst possible way. One slip causes her to hide in shame and that is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the things she endures. Pippa Grant does an amazing job tackling bullying (both online and in the real world because some of the adult’s parents…
Romantic Comedy
No Shelf Control by Nichole Rose | Book Review
Jasmine was not about to give up. All she wanted was for River to come speak to the ladies at her bookstore’s book club. That shouldn’t have been such a difficult request, but River seemed to take personal pleasure in making sure it was. The man was rude, stubborn, and entirely too amused by how…
Meet Me Under the Clock by Jo Lovett | Book Review
This starts with a lovely premise—two strangers, both stood up on the same night, meet beneath the clock at a train station and agree to “fake date” in an effort to dodge further heartbreak. It’s an idea full of promise and charm, and at first, it really felt like the kind of feel-good story you…
New Beginnings in the Little Irish Village by Michelle Vernal | Book Review
New Beginnings in the Little Irish Village is an absolute delight! From start to finish, this warmhearted romcom had me hooked. Set in the charming village of Emerald Bay, where everyone knows everyone’s business (and no one seems to mind), it’s the perfect escape. Michelle Vernal has created a vibrant world filled with quirky, lovable…
Wish You Weren’t Here by Portia MacIntosh | Book Review
Lana is seen as a hot mess by her father’s wealthy side of the family. The side that she didn’t grow up with since she didn’t live with her father. She is seen as so much of a mess that they stage an intervention to keep her from messing up her sister’s wedding in Australia….
In Italy For Love by Leonie Mack | Book Review
Julia Volpe decides to boldly move on from heartbreak but things don’t go as planned. With little money and nowhere to stay, she heads to a new town, trading labor for shelter while sorting out her passport. After meeting Alessandro “Alex” Mattelig, one night of passion seems like the perfect way to forget her past….
The One That Got Away by Olivia Spring | Book Review
From the very start, I was completely invested in seeing what would unfold between Stella and Max. The vivid descriptions of the Spanish setting made me feel like I was right there, soaking in the beautiful sights and atmosphere. There are plenty of laugh-out-loud moments throughout the book. Stella and Max were both endearing, well-developed…
A Cranberry For Christmas by Charlie Dean | Book Review
From page one, this festive story pulled me right in! The push and pull of the “will they, won’t they” romance kept me glued to the plot, and the twists along the way truly surprised me. Alisha is a standout character—her determination to get to the bottom of things while hoping for a chance with…
Anyone But The Superstar by Sara L. Hudson | Book Review
Elizabeth is the youngest of the Moore dynasty but that all changed when she learned the truth of herself a year ago. Now she is Anne and trying to distance herself from her society family. Working as an intern on a movie set at NASA she meets Hollywood star, Felix. Felix has his own set…
My Secret Snowflake by Kathy Strobos | Book Review
This is the second book in this series that I have read. The characters in this book were introduced in the first two. While I haven’t read the first one I do recommend reading them in order. In this book, Sebastian and Iris have both sworn off dating, but their friends are convinced they’re perfect…
