This is the 4th book in Megan Erickson’s male/male romance In Focus but it can absolutely be read alone and you won’t be lost at all. However the previous books are really great so I would highly recommend anyone them. They’re some of my favorites in the genre! Continue reading “Release Blitz + Review: Overexposed by Megan Erickson”
The cover of this book immediately jumped out at me while searching NetGalley one day. When I read the description I was immediately intrigued but my stomach also turned. Would I be able to read this book without making myself sick? Continue reading “Review + Blog Tour + Giveaway: Boy, 9, Missing by Nic Joseph”
If you’ve read Alyson Richman’s novels before, you won’t be disappointed with The Velvet Hours. If you’re a first time reader, get ready to add a pile of books to your to-read shelf.
Continue reading “Book Review: The Velvet Hours by Alyson Richman”
The opening lines of this book really grabbed me. What was happening? Continue reading “Book Review: The Girl Before by Rena Olsen”
I’m a big fan of Emily Giffin and I’ve really loved pretty much all of her other books. She has a great way of writing families and women in particular that is incredibly realistic, funny, and moving. So when I got a chance to meet her at BEA back in May I was really excited! I got a chance to get a signed copy of First Comes Love, which was great, and the author was genuine with her fans (also she was beautiful in person!). Continue reading “Book Review: First Comes Love by Emily Giffin”
Outside of my typical reading genre, this book is a re-read from 2011. What will this book nerd think this time around?
Continue reading “Book Review: Cake Icing, Butt Budder & Tea Lids by Renee Andrews”
I requested this book completely based on its synopsis. It’s a m/m romance set on a cooking reality show like Top Chef. Um YES PLEASE!? I was definitely hoping it would live up to how exited I was for a book based on that awesomeness. And it so did! Continue reading “Book Review: Under the Knife by Laurin Kelly”
Sweet Tomorrows is the fifth and final book in Macomber’s Rose Harbor series. I’m usually a stickler and recommend that readers read a series in order. I stand by that advice but I’ll admit (and it’s hard to) that Sweet Tomorrows can be read without having read the previous books. Macomber does an excellent job of filling in the details so that the reader won’t feel lost. The series is a good one, so do go read the other books if you haven’t. Continue reading “Book Review: Sweet Tomorrows by Debbie Macomber”
A beautiful, heartwarming story. Continue reading “Book Review: We Are All Made of Stars by Rowan Coleman”
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