Can I just take a moment to say how much I love the name Arielah? Hearing it said in the audio version really brought to life that name. And the personality that was created for her somewhere between innocent youth and beyond ready to assume her role of Queen to Solomon's King with wisdom and grace. ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Uneasy Street by Becky Wade
Legit, I had concerns about the enemies to lovers premise of this book. I struggle with formulaic, predictable patterns. I struggle to love them, I struggle to engage with them, and honestly I struggle with the idea that I can see it all coming whether it be romance or mystery. When you call it ...
BOOK REVIEW: Rocky Road by Becky Wade
Sometimes reading (or listening) to a book series back to back gives you everything you ever wanted. There's a reason us readers are always on the watch for the next book, waiting (sometimes) impatiently for teasers and updates from our favorite authors. But sometimes, going straight from one right ...
BOOK REVIEW: Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline
I'm really struggling to write this review. As we all know by now (or remember as again it's been a hot minute) I review from the heart, not the brain, and tend to have my best thoughts immediately after. However, this is yet another book that kinda sticks with you and requires some processing. So ...
BOOK REVIEW: Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry
I am Gen X. I was a sophomore in college when Friends first hit the airwaves and I was a newly minted 19 years on this planet. I became an adult to the backdrop of Friends and Matthew Perry. While I grew up, in a way, with Friends, I grew up and it became nostalgia for me and not immersed as I had ...