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I really wanted to love this book, especially with how fascinating the premise was. The idea of the main character Faye being a Jewitch, a witch who practices rituals based in Judaism, was novel to me but the execution of the book left much to be desired. From the beginning, it's easy to figure out… Continue reading Review | Magical Meet Cute by Jean Seltzer
Since reading Drive Me Crazy by Carly Robyn, I've been itching to get my hands on another Formula 1 romance and this definitely ticked all my boxes. With so many awesome tropes like friends to lovers, forced proximity, and lots and lots of travel, I knew I would love this book from the first page.… Continue reading Review | Cross the Line by Simone Soltani
Despite having read so many books with brown main characters, this was my first time reading one set in Mumbai and I really enjoyed finally having a setting outside of New Jersey. ;p The city itself is filled with vitality and life just like any other character. I feel like without the detailed writing of… Continue reading Review | & Then They Wed by Riya Iyer
If you're a fan of when 'he falls first and harder', you'll love this book. Ash is absolutely adorable and head over heels for Hazel. He takes his time getting to know her and supporting her through the stress of the holidays, and navigating her tense familial situation. There were so many moments that had… Continue reading Review | Take Me Home by Melanie Sweeney
This book is the first one this year that I found so difficult to put down I actually stayed up until five in the morning reading it and finished it in one day. There is something so captivating about Annie Crown's writing and I was immersed in Kennedy's life and how similar it was to… Continue reading Review | Night Shift by Annie Crown
With a rodeo queen and an enterprising influencer, this is a sapphic romance I really wanted to absolutely adore. There are so many fun tropes in this book, forced proximity, a secret relationship, and a crazy insane love triangle wrapped up in a Bachelor-esque plot. I really loved Krystin with her heart of gold, her… Continue reading Review | Here For The Wrong Reasons by Annabel Paulson and Lydia Wang
Set in London over a year of weekends, this book was such an interesting read. It felt like reading in snapshots of the main character Lucy's life and I enjoyed that despite the amount of time this book covers it didn't feel like a heavy read. Instead, it was lighthearted and full of deliciously angsty… Continue reading Review | Weekends with You by Alexandra Paige
If you can't financially afford to travel to Europe this summer to spend a few weeks wasting away in Ireland before ultimately discovering yourself, and perhaps the love of your life then do not read this book. From the moment Becca impulsively booked a boat to Ireland from her home of Scotland, I was obsessed… Continue reading Review | Plot Twist by Breea Keenan
I really wanted to like this book but after trying to read it three separate times, I ended up DNF-ing it at 21%. The main character, Olivia, is living my dream life. She works at a university library with her super cool friend Stevie and a supervisor who is head over heels for her. Like… Continue reading Review | The Love Interest by Victoria Walters
When I heard that this book is an SNL-inspired, enemies-to-lovers workplace romance, I was instantly enchanted by the storyline and the concept. Emily's witty jokes and spitfire personality captivated me and with her impulsive attitude, I was hooked from the first page. I love that this story focuses on Emily fulfilling her career aspirations and… Continue reading Review | Late Night Love by Chayla Wolfberg
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