We love a good celebrity memoir around here, (Why do I keep saying ‘we’ when this is very much so a one-woman-band around here? lol.) so I was pretty pumped that Celadon sent me an advanced copy of Henry Winkler’s memoir, Being Henry. The timing made it even more exciting because Henry was at aContinue reading “Book Review: “Being Henry” by Henry Winkler”
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Book Review: “The Rom Con” by Devon Daniels
I was jazzed when I saw Devon Daniels had a new book coming out because I thoroughly enjoyed Meet You in the Middle [Buy Bookshop Amazon LibroFM]. The concept of The Rom Con seemed like a good time, but I’m not entirely sure how to feel about it. Maybe writing it out will help meContinue reading “Book Review: “The Rom Con” by Devon Daniels”
Ali Hazelwood and “Love, Theoretically”
This one’s for the nerds. Ali Hazelwood flew into our social media feeds a couple years ago with The Love Hypothesis [Buy Bookshop Amazon LibroFM], followed by Love on the Brain [Buy Bookshop Amazon LibroFM] and her short story collection, Loathe to Love You [Buy Bookshop Amazon]. Now, she’s back with another STEM-based romance, Love,Continue reading “Ali Hazelwood and “Love, Theoretically””
Mazey Eddings and “The Plus One”
I am both excited and sad about Mazey Eddings’ newest novel, The Plus One. I was so excited to read this one because I loved her first two books, A Brush With Love [Buy Bookshop Amazon LibroFM] and Lizzie Blake’s Best Mistake [Buy Bookshop Amazon LibroFM], and reviewed both of them here. But on theContinue reading “Mazey Eddings and “The Plus One””
Ashley Winstead and “The Boyfriend Candidate”
I started reading Ashley Winstead‘s fall release for the C2E2 Book Club, and then was pleasantly surprised to find she had a romance novel coming out first. I downloaded an e-ARC of The Boyfriend Candidate immediately and plowed through it before I interviewed her at the convention. So that interview on Youtube is a two-ferContinue reading “Ashley Winstead and “The Boyfriend Candidate””
Becky Chalsen Debuts With “Kismet”
I love introducing you all to debut authors, and this one is no exception. Becky Chalsen and I had the most fun chatting on YouTube ahead of her first book’s release and now I get to tell you all about Kismet [Buy Bookshop Amazon]. Kismet follows Amy as she heads to Fire Island for herContinue reading “Becky Chalsen Debuts With “Kismet””
Jesse Q. Sutanto and “Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice For Murderers”
Jesse Q. Sutanto first came on my radar with her smash hit, Dial A For Aunties [Buy Bookshop Amazon], which was one of my earlier reviews on this site. It’s a wild murder mystery, so if you liked that vibe, her newest book will be a winner for you too. I was already planning toContinue reading “Jesse Q. Sutanto and “Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice For Murderers””
Prince Harry Opens Up In “Spare”
I didn’t expect to find myself picking up Spare by Prince Harry, but here we are. I’ve never been a royal watcher in the slightest, nor have I really cared what they’re up to. There was so much buzz about the book, it made me curious. I decided to download the audiobook on Audible becauseContinue reading “Prince Harry Opens Up In “Spare””
Marie Lu Gives Us “Stars and Smoke”
I’m a big fan of Marie Lu‘s Skyhunter duology [Buy Bookshop Amazon], so when the opportunity to get my hands on an early copy of her next novel came up, I jumped on it. My friend and I both got an advanced bound manuscript of Stars and Smoke at YALLFest, and decided to read itContinue reading “Marie Lu Gives Us “Stars and Smoke””
“The Secrets of Hartwood Hall” by Katie Lumsden
If you’re a fan of Victorian literature, then this new book is basically made for you, but someone who is also obsessed with the genre. The Secrets of Hartwood Hall [Buy Bookshop Amazon] is the debut novel from Katie Lumsden. She’s a BookTuber on the channel Books and Things, which has quite the following. TheContinue reading ““The Secrets of Hartwood Hall” by Katie Lumsden”
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