Published: May 3, 2022 by Berkley
Category: Rom-Com, Womens Fiction
5 DISCO BALLS BRILLIANT!!!!
I haven’t read a book in a while that had kept my attention and made me ache to continue reading every spare moment I had.
It’s most definitely my top ‘witty banter’ book of all time. It was perfectly adorable and flowed effortlessly. I freaking loved it!
5 disco balls
Published: April 19, 2022 by Forever
Category: Romantic Comedy, Womens Fiction
HAPPY PUB DAY!!!
It’s finally here: the day Abby’s best book to date is released into the wild. I have loved each and every book of hers, Part of Your World just edges out ahead of the rest.
What to expect:Read More »
5 disco balls
Publish date: September 8, 2020 by Atria
Category: Contemporary Fiction
Anxious People pubs today!
Backman Fans: get your orders in with your local bookstores now!
My first Backman book was A Man Called Ove, then I went on to read Beartown and Us Against You; I instantly became an auto-buy Backman fan so when Atria Books provided me with an advanced reader ebook I felt like I WON the lottery!!
Anxious People did not disappoint, the writing was MAGNIFICENT. so clever and sharp. I loved every single character. It wasn’t a thriller per se, but it kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time.
True to its title, my anxiety level while reading was super high.
Publish date: July 21, 2020 by Berkley
Category: Chick-lit
Do you collect books just for their cover? That is me and all things Eiffel Tower.
I love this book cover: the Eiffel Tower, Paris in the title, and some of my favorite colors…it’s an eye catcher. Plus, it matches my favorite pajama pants. Ha!
5 disco balls
Publish date: May 14, 2019 by Gallery Books
Category: Rom-Com, Chick-lit
This book was exactly what I needed to get back in a reading groove! Rom-Com at its finest: The Unhoneymooners – out 5.14.19 – pre-order your copy now! This is my first of this writing duo’s many books and not my last!Read More »
3.75 disco balls
Published: April 2, 2019 by Harlequin Desire
Category: Romance
#6 of the Copper Ridge Series
When I need a light, quick read to up my reading pace I go with my tried and true Maisey Yates’ Copper Ridge Cowboy series.
Ain’t no shame in my cowboy game. In Need Me, Cowboy Levi Tucker does not disappoint.
Did a book’s ending ever make it hard to fairly rate the book? I am not saying that the ending was terrible, its just that…well, I just didn’t like it. Which stinks because up until the 95% mark of this book I thought it was rather fun. I was whipping through the ending because I wanted to finish and then BAM, that “twist.”
It was a fun story; classic chick-lit, light read that is easy to whip through. I liked some characters, I hated some characters (which you were supposed to). But obviously meh about the ending.
3 disco balls
Published: February 13, 2019 by Bookouture
Category: Rom-Com, Chick-litRead More »
4 disco balls
Publish date: March 26, 2019 by Wednesday Books
Category: Young Adult, Thriller
I could definitely see this story translate well as a Netflix film. You hear that Netflix? Please and thank you.
Chloe’s senior year is the pits: on top of her parents divorcing, she is starting at a new school. Ripped away from her old life and friends she must start over while taking care of her mother and resenting her father. Oh and the real kicker…someone suspects that she was in fact kidnapped as a child and her real parents live nearby. As if high school isn’t hard enough?!Read More »
4 disco balls
Publish date: September 11, 2018 by St. Martin’s Press
Category: Suspense, Psychological Thriller, Mystery, Crime
Joe is a loving husband and father: a grade school teacher, steady eddie type who doesn’t enjoy conflict. I feel he was rather frustrating in that he never gets mad enough (you will see what I mean). He and his son are driving home when they spot his wife’s car (Mel, who is supposed to be at work) pulling into a hotel. They of course follow her to surprise her. There he finds Mel meeting up with her best friend’s husband, Ben; who is in a mad state. After a scuffle with Joe, Ben goes missing. Guess who is the suspect?Read More »
4.5 disco balls
Publish Date: July 24, 2018 by Atria Books
Category: Contemporary Fiction, Cultural
I came across Silent Hearts during one of my many NetGalley searches and was lured in by the message that it would appeal to fans of Khaled Hosseini’s A Thousand Splendid Suns; my most recommended book. There is no doubt that Gwen Florio is an extremely talented writer. Her words created a setting in which I could easily visualize the scenes themselves (which is usually hard for me, I am more of a dialogue fan than description for that reason). Her years as a journalist – and experience covering conflict zones – aided in her crafting the unlikely friendship between Liv and Farida, our two protagonists in Silent Hearts.Read More »
3 disco balls
Publish Date: July 17, 2018 by St. Martin’s Press
Category: Thriller, Psychological Suspense, and what I consider Horror
Anyone remember this 90s movie? You have no idea how fitting this reference is, but if you read Baby Teeth you will soon find out.
Long story short: Suzette thinks her 7 year-old daughter, Hanna, is straight up trying to kill her. Only thing is her husband, Alex, has a hard time believing her. Hanna is only her creepy, demonic self when with her mother – or strangers – but never Daddy. Suzette isn’t Mother Teresa – you will wonder about her a bit – but no one can hold a candle to Hanna. Read More »
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