Perfectly Famous by Emily Liebert
Special thanks to Gallery & KCC PR for providing our copy of Perfectly Famous by Emily Liebert in exchange for an honest & fair review. Perfectly Famous by Emily Liebert is a quick & thrilling read! Ward DeFleur is a famous successful author living in Connecticut with her teenage daughter, Stevie. Stevie is abducted and killed during one of her book signing events and it shatters her world. The killer was not caught. Bree Bennett finds some parallels with her life and Ward’s as she is a newly divorced journalist and is also a single mom of a teenage daughter. Bree meets Ward at that event and later decides to pursue…
The First Emma by Camille Di Maio
Special thanks to Lake Union & Suzy Approved Book Tours for providing our copy of The First Emma by Camille Di Maio in exchange for an honest & fair review. The First Emma by Camille Di Maio is a Wonderful Historical Fiction Novel Set in Texas Mabel finds herself in a dead end job is actively looking for new stars Desperately, she answers an ad for a personal secretary. She up & travels halfway across the country for this new opportunity. She lands in San Antonio, TX of all places. Her job as a secretary is really transcribing a memoir. Emma has led quite a life. As she works closely…
The Roommate by Rosie Danan
The Roommate by Rosie Danan Special thanks to Berkley for providing our copy of The Roommate by Rosie Danan in exchange for an honest & fair review. ***This review contains potential spoilers related to the hero’s occupation*** Y’all – this may be my new favorite romance. I am just so in love with this book! Dripping With Hot Sex First, The Roommate by Rosie Danan is open-door & so steamy & sexy. Honestly, this book is dripping with hot sex. There were times I had to put it down, wipe my brow, take a deep breath & go back for more. Like, it’s time for a cold shower. Let me…
The Trouble with Hating You by Sajni Patel
The Trouble with Hating You by Sajni Patel Special thanks to Read Forever for providing our copy in exchange for an honest & fair review. So I did I always do and I judge the book by the cover. I’m expecting a cute enemies to lover’s romp but got so much more. Let me back up. Definitely check out the author’s note at the beginning. Honestly, I wish this was more commonplace. It helps my expectations & gives me greater insight into what the author is trying to achieve with the book. I ALWAYS love these details & they enhance my reading experience tenfold. The main female character comes…
The Girl Next Door by Chelsea Cameron
The Girl Next Door by Chelsea Cameron Special thanks to Harlequin for providing our copy in exchange for an honest & fair review. I am so pumped for the Carina Adores line of stories focusing on LGBTQ titles. The Girl Next Door by Chelsea Cameron is an open door F/F romance & it is so sweet & heartwarming. I really like the way Cameron places both women back in their respective hometowns. From here, we have an over the fence type of attraction that is a bit slower & more natural. I read this one in one sitting & would even read it again. THE VERDICT I am Really Into…
Big Summer by Jennifer Weiner
Special thanks to Atria Books for providing our copy of Big Summer by Jennifer Weiner in exchange for an honest & fair review. Big Summer by Jennifer Weiner Oh my goodness. What a read! It’s no secret that I’m a Jennifer Weiner fangirl. I was and still am obsessed with Cannie from Good In Bed. Weiner is one of the authors who really spurred my continued love of reading as I entered college. I just love her. Big Summer is a huge 5 stars for me. Like, if I don’t see everyone reading this book this summer, I will be shocked. Big Summer by Jennifer Weiner has it all. Female…
The Night Before by Wendy Walker
This post contains links to products that I may receive compensation from at no additional cost to you. View my Affiliate Disclosure page here. The Night Before by Wendy Walker The Night Before by Wendy Walker is an intriguing & captivating suspense novel. While reading it, my mind is trying hard to keep track of all the secrets. I don’t which ones are going to be important down the road, so that keeps my interest. Where I struggled is with keeping timelines & characters straight. I had a hard time connecting & latching on to a character. Whenever that happens, it makes reading more of a job for me. That being…
The German Heiress by Anika Scott
Special thanks to TLC Book Tours & William Morrow for providing our copy of The German Heiress by Anika Scott in exchange for an honest & fair review. The German Heiress by Anika Scott Clara Falkenberg is on the run. Since World War II ended nearly two years ago, she’s been leading a quiet life with a false identification card. But, the lure of returning to her hometown to look for her friend, Elisa, may be her downfall. A Narrow Escape Known as the “Iron Fräulein” for her role operating her family’s ironworks factories, Clara was once among Germany’s most eligible heiresses. Since her escape from Essen near the end…
Feels Like Falling by Kristy Woodson Harvey
Feels Like Falling by Kristy Woodson Harvey Wow! Can all books be like this? Second chance romances, unlikely friendships, realistic & strong female characters make this such an enjoyable read. Kristy is able to write these stories with beautiful settings & some drama & secrets that keep me turning the pages. I loved Slightly South of Simple so much. Actually, I need to finish that trilogy immediately. Both of the heroines are down on their luck. Diana & Gray are so different, yet they connect instantly. I love how refreshing & real Diana is with her real-life issues. She reminded me a bit of Drue in Mary Kay Andrew’s Sunset…
Dawson’s Fall by Roxana Robinson
Special thanks to Wunderkind PR for providing our copy of Dawson’s Fall by Roxana Robinson in exchange for an honest & fair review. Dawson’s Fall by Roxana Robinson Being from the south and having visited many of the towns this story was placed gave me a weird sense of home when reading. The way she describes the historical events that took place and the attitudes of the people during this time are very well done. It truly transported me back to the 1800’s and the struggles our country was having during that time. Dawson started his journey in England and finagled his way onto a US navy ship to come…
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