Welcome Back to blog! In the spirit of Valentine's Day, I have compiled a list of the perfect romance novels to read this Valentine's Day. My list is made up of romance novels I've read this past year but feel free to recommend me some more in the comments. I read romance novels year-round and... Continue Reading →
A Proposal They Can’t Refuse is Natalie Caña's debut novel; and it's phenomenal. This novel perfectly blends Irish and Puerto Rican cultures in a novel about friendship, scheming grandfathers, and falling in love. It also features the perfect oh no, they were roommates and bed-sharing trope! Summary: Kamilah Vega dreams of modernizing her family’s restaurant... Continue Reading →
Family curses, paranormal investigators, a witch working as a librarian? Black Witch Magic was a novel I knew I needed to read. Thank you Netgalley for providing me an arc in exchange for my honest review. Summary: Selene Blackstone's trapped in her small New England town, courtesy of her family curse. Selene's unable to leave... Continue Reading →
“Hey sunshine” Is what Mr. Ethan Winston of Historically Inaccurate would say! Hi readers! Remember last week when I shared some of my favorite quotes from Historically Inaccurate? Well today I'm sharing my review for the novel. I received an advanced readers copy of Historically Inaccurate in exchange for my honest review thanks to the... Continue Reading →
Hey readers! In today’s post, we will take a look at a fluffy YA summer romance featuring an art hoe and an emo-pop star. The story is set in the backdrop of Georgia and on the set of a hot new movie. If all these things sound good, continue reading. If this sounds boring, check... Continue Reading →
Midnight Sun was a dreadful read, but Bet me yanked me right out of my feelings and into a world of bets, Elvis, chicken marsala, Krispy Kreme, and love stories. This enemies to somewhat friends to lovers story will keep you guessing and make you fall in love with all the characters. It might be... Continue Reading →
The Sun is Also a Star is an #ownvoices novel the author, Nicola Yoon, grew up in Jamaican and Brooklyn, and falls under the YA romance genre. This book is not a quick read, but if you're up for it, check it out. Summary: Natasha Kinsley is a Jamaican American teen about to be deported, and... Continue Reading →
It’s been a while since my last post and safe to say the quarantine stress finally got to me. To combat it, I threw myself into sewing and watching animal crossing streams. That was great and all, but I was not able to focus on reading nor creating content for this blog. I’m feeling much... Continue Reading →
If you read my review of The Swedish Prince on my blog or Goodreads, then you know that Viktor is wild, but Magnus is on another level. Wild Heir is a spinoff of The Swedish Prince and follows Prince Magnus of Norway. Summarizing Things Magnus, Viktor’s Bestie and the prince of Norway, has his sex... Continue Reading →
The spin off to Helen Hoang’s “The Kiss Quotient” tells the story of Khai, Michael’s cousin, who has autism and has never had a girlfriend. Khai's everyday routine is to eat a protein bar for breakfast, run to his office, and keep his garden unkempt to annoy his neighbor. Khai likes his life but his... Continue Reading →
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