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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
I loved Daphne's bubbly sunshine personality and how perfectly it brought out the sharper edges of Cameron's demeanour in juxtaposition. The leftover tension from their first encounter and the forced close proximity make for a suspenseful romance story that was hard to put down. Cyberbullying, anxiety, and self-care are significant topics in this book, and… Continue reading Upcoming Release | Close Knit by Kels & Denise Stone
As a lover of hockey-romance, I anticipated reading this book for weeks and was so happy when my ebook from the library was finally available. Unfortunately, the book initially didn't live up to my expectations and I was disappointed with the pacing and character building. I really wanted to love black cat figure skater Sadie,… Continue reading Review | Unsteady by Peyton Corinne
Main character Theo leads the first half of the book with such a fun and quirky personality. Because of their passion for food and their job as a sommelier, their descriptions of different dishes and drinks were mouth-watering and really helped me feel immersed in the story. I loved following their development as a main… Continue reading Review | The Pairing by Casey McQuiston
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
All of K.L. Walthers books always make me feel super old because of how much fun they are to read and the carefree, youthfulness in her characters. After loving The Summer of Broken Rules I was super excited to find she had more Taylor-Swift coded books for me to devour and this one did not… Continue reading Review | What Happens After Midnight by K.L. Walther
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
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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