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After not really loving Unsteady (I'm not a huge fan of black cat fmcs), I was hesitant to pick up Peyton Corinne's second book, but I'm so happy I did because Unloved delivered in so many ways that the first book fell short. Following Ro's journey of self-love was such a fun and wild ride.… Continue reading New Release | Unloved by Peyton Corinne
After Throttled left me disappointed, I was nervous to continue Lauren Asher's Dirty Air series, but I'm so glad I stuck with it because I really enjoyed Sophie's story in the follow-up. Similar to the last book, the female main character falls for a forbidden F1 driver but isn't sure he's capable of loving her… Continue reading Review | Collided by Lauren Asher
After hearing everyone raving about Elsie Silver following the release of Wild Eyes, I figured I had to get myself an Elsie Silver education. Starting with her Chestnut Springs series, I was excited to delve into the world of bull riding, especially with all the hype these books have online. I loved following Summer and… Continue reading BookTok Made Me Read It | Flawless by Elsie Silver
After much anticipation, I finally got around to reading an Elena Armas book for the first time and I was not disappointed. It's easy to see why her romance reads are beloved on Booktok. From the first page, I was hooked on Adalyn's story. I loved her badass, take no shits personality and how she… Continue reading Review | The Long Game by Elena Armas
Honestly, I hated Rhode from the first page. He spent so much time lamenting the fact that he was older, that his bones ached and his back hurt and everything in between that it was frankly obnoxious. Like... Get in line, you're not special because you have a few aches and pains. However, Nina was… Continue reading Review | Icebound by Meredith Trapp
After highly anticipating this book for the last three months, I was so excited to finally get my hands on a copy and it did not disappoint. From the first page, I was hooked on Blake and Ella's story, and obsessed with the way they seemed to fit each other perfectly. As a main character,… Continue reading Review | Drive Me Crazy by Carly Robyn
Main character Bridget von Asheburg is a princess to be reckoned with. Her humanitarian streak, clever ideas, and progress-driven leadership style have Aquarius written all over them and reading her point of view in the book was always so fascinating with her analytical thoughts and innovative plans. One of the most popular books on BookTok… Continue reading Astrology Reads: Aquarius | Twisted Games by Ana Huang
I started reading this book because I saw a Bookstagram reel that someone made about it and was instantly hooked. That seems to be how I get into reading any mafia romance book... there's just something about these morally grey men that makes for compelling social media content. From the beginning, I fell in love… Continue reading Review | Sinners Anonymous by Somme Sketcher
I've been on a hockey romance kick lately and this book didn't disappoint with equal parts drama and spice interspersed with fluffy moments and swoon-worthy romantic gestures. The icing on the cake was definitely the fact that the book was set in Vancouver, BC with the main character being from my home province of Ontario.… Continue reading Review | Consider Me by Becka Mack
After loving her recent release Love Theoretically, I was super excited to delve into her STEMinist Novellas for bite-sized romance stories. These novellas have been great for getting me out of reading slumps over the course of this year because they're small enough that they don't feel overwhelming to read but still so well written… Continue reading Review | Loathe to Love You by Ali Hazelwood
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