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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
As a Canadian, I absolutely adored the true accuracy with which Mike's character was written, I feel like a lot of authors usually miss when writing Canadian characters but Mike was totally spot on and I loved reading about him. I also loved how this book unapologetically dealt with difficult themes of grief, and disordered… Continue reading Review | Canadian Boyfriend by Jenny Holiday
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
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
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
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
Honestly, I don't know how to articulate my experience reading this novel. I had so many diametrically opposed feelings about the two main characters, Echo and Adam, and the Omegaverse backdrop of Gatamora. I spent the whole book hating the main characters, the pacing, and the concept, but I also couldn't stop reading. My biggest… Continue reading Review | Dark City Omega by Elisabeth Stephens
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
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