One Day in December. By Josie Silverman. Broadway Books, 2018. 416 pages. $8.99 (Adult). Buy it here. This book was, what I’m going to call, a blind book. What I mean is, I went into this one, with no idea about the plot whatsoever. All I knew is it was a romance novel. Apparently, I’ve…
On a Tuesday. By Whitney G. WGW Books, LLC, 2017. 228 pages. $2.99 (Ages 18+). Buy it here. What if the best and worst of everything in your life happened on one specific day of the week? For Grayson and Charlotte, that’s exactly how Tuesdays are. Anything and everything happens to the pair on…
Shortcake. By Lucy Watson. Lucy Watson Books, 2019. 413 pages. $2.99 (Ages 18+). Buy it here. Benjamin Crawford and Emelia Anderson are polar opposites. At least, that’s what the author would have readers believing. Turns out, they’re not as different as one might think. They have at least one thing in common – mutual dislike…
I never thought I’d say this… I’m changing the way I review books. I am now halfway done with my Master of Library and Information Science and I have a course where I practiced writing librarian reviews in said course. Because of this course, I am revamping the way I write reviews on my blog…
Never have I ever read an LJ Smith novel before… until now. Look, I love a good paranormal romance (thanks Twilight) so I don’t know how LJ Smith’s work flew under my radar for so long. Like, I don’t even know how long she’s been writing books, but she’s published at least 20 that I…
August was a month of firsts. I created my first ever randomly generated TBR and I read my first piece of crime fiction. This isn’t the first crime fiction book I’ve read, but that’s because this is a second book in a series. So obviously, I had to read the first book, well, first. I…
I read a lot in August!
I’ve never read an Abbi Glines novel before now. In fact, I’ll be quite honest, I’d never even heard of Abbi Glines before I purchased this novel. I saw it, figured it would fulfill my Friday Night Lights needs, and we’d call it a day. Nope. I was roped into something and I see no…
This book. You guys, THIS BOOK was so well written. While I gather my thoughts, here’s the basic idea… Synopsis (from Goodreads) Mary B. Addison killed a baby. Allegedly. She didn’t say much in that first interview with detectives, and the media filled in the only blanks that mattered: A white baby had died while…
I don’t doubt for a second you’ve heard of this book. Nor do I doubt you’ve watched the Netflix series. I’m here today to talk a little about both (mostly the book!). For August, I decided to randomly generate my TBR. This is the book I was least looking forward to because there’s so much…
