First, I gotta start reading those book synopses and not just flying by the seat of my pants when I’m reading a series. I was convinced this would be the story of Brandon and Caroline; it was just set up, for me, that way at the end of Imperfect Justice. And while it was not their story, they did ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Becoming Mrs. Lewis by Patti Callahan Henry
I think I was meant to put off reading this book. I’ve had it from NetGalley from the great before, and then it showed up on the Book Girls Guide for June. I pulled up my eBook, excited to do two birds with one stone, if you will, and then stalled. I truly struggled to get through the first ...
BOOK REVIEW: Imperfect Justice by Cara Putman
Just like the justice in this book, my thoughts are also imperfect. There’s a lot happening to unravel, and I am not sure my brain is up for the game in a way that makes sense outside said brain. Before we get into Emilie and Reid’s story, I want to touch on Hayden and Andrew from Beyond ...
BOOK REVIEW: Brighter than Before by Courtney Walsh
Love a feel-good romance? You will love this book. Love a bit of friends-esque chick-lit? You will love this book? Love the idea of second chances in romance, friendship, and life in general? You will love this book. Despite the romance, I loved Courtney Walsh in the great before of my reading ...
BOOK REVIEW: The House on Foster Hill by Jaime Jo Wright
This is technically a re-read for me. Technically, because I literally never tracked it or reviewed it all those years ago. It’s Jaime Jo Wright’s first book, and it’s all the reasons I fell in love with her writing. I love suspense, I love dual timeline, Jaime Jo does everything I love with ...