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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
To be completely honest, I saw one of those aesthetic Instagram Reels with a quote from this book and immediately decided to get a Kindle Unlimited subscription just to read it. The reel was that good. Though the book didn't necessarily live up to my expectations, I still enjoyed it. The book itself certainly scratched… Continue reading Review | Painted Scars by Neva Altaj
I was honestly super shocked when I saw the words Omegaverse in the marketing of this book. I've read romance novels with pack dynamics before, but never in this societally integrated way outside of fan fiction. My curiosity prompted my interest in this book and it definitely did not disappoint. Thank you to Jillian Rink… Continue reading Review | Ready or Knot by Jillian Rink
After loving "The Wall of Winnipeg and Me," I was incredibly excited to pick up this title from early in Mariana Zapata's career that I've seen all over Booktok. Much to my disappointment though, I didn't quite love this book from the first page and it was a struggle to keep reading past the first… Continue reading Review | From Lukov with Love by Mariana Zapata
This isn't exactly a romance-focused book like what I usually go for, and yet the main character, Chloe, more than made up for it with her love for food, her grandmother, and her hometown. It's easy to root for her and her small business idea that takes a turn after the guy who's been harassing… Continue reading Review | A Half-Baked Murder by Emily George
I am going to go against the Goodreads consensus and say that this book is actually not bad and I devoured it in less than two days, successfully dodging literally everything else in my real life. I picked this book up because I was struggling with a reading block and this had me cured literally… Continue reading Review | My Killer Vacation by Tessa Bailey
If you're looking for a read that's uproariously funny, filled with suspense, and breathtaking romance, this book is the one for you. From the first page I loved Simi, she felt very authentic to me, full of personality and contradiction in a way that made me root for her even when I was cringing at… Continue reading Review | To Have and To Heist by Sara Desai
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