4 stars

Review: “Falling for the Bachelor” by Amy Alves

by Anna P.
Posted on 29th Sep 202222nd Sep 2022

If you’ve read Amy’s Landry Love series, then you’ve already encountered Sawyer Fletcher a few times. As the good guy veterinarian in the small town of Landry, he’s had the attention and affection of The League for years. But after a bunch of failed dates and complicated situations, they’ve backed off. Till they decide to sign him up for their town’s version of The Bachelor. This book had so many laugh out loud moments, but also tons of swoon and let’s not even forget the fact that the good guy has the dirtiest mouth ever!

4.5 Stars

Review: “Give Me Love” by Corinne Michaels

by Anna P.
Posted on 27th Sep 202220th Sep 2022

Oof. This book knocked me on my backside from the minute I started reading! If it wasn’t for the need to sleep, I would have probably just read through the night and sobbed my way through most of it too. I’m still fairly new to Corinne Michaels’ stories, but I am definitely ready to get caught up in more! This one had a great balance of suspense, small towns and a swoony romance.

4 stars

Review: “Once Forbidden, Twice Shy” by Carrie Aarons

by Anna P.
Posted on 22nd Sep 202222nd Sep 2022

There was so much to love about this book! And while it’s 100% a Carrie Aarons romance with all of the swoon and angst factors, I also love that this book was essentially Carrie’s love letter to the city of London.

4 stars

Review: “Kissing Games” by Evie Alexander

by Anna P.
Posted on 22nd Sep 202218th Sep 2022

One of the things I love about Evie’s writing is that it’s the fun kind and it almost feels like you’re just hearing Evie speak as she tells the story. Which makes me wonder what an audiobook of her stories would be like! But also, I enjoyed this one for the softness of hard Charlie and the soulfulness of beautiful Valentina.

4.5 Stars

Review: “The Fiction Between Us” by Julie Olivia

by Anna P.
Posted on 22nd Sep 202219th Sep 2022

There’s just something about Julie Olivia’s stories that make me feel all warm and fuzzy. And with her new Honeywood series, it’s constant warm and fuzzies and I am all about it. With this second book in the series of standalones, we’re treated to some very special tropes and some very special characters.

4 stars

Review: “A Highlander for Hannah” by Mary Warren

by Anna P.
Posted on 20th Sep 202216th Sep 2022

Gimme all of the romances with fat heroines, because I will gobble them up hungrily. And it’s even more special when a fat woman is writing the story, because you can feel the love and attention they put into the character. Mary brings Hannah to life so wonderfully and you root for her from the moment she appears on the page.

5 Stars

Review: “Pint of Contention” by Susannah Nix

by Anna P.
Posted on 13th Sep 202224th Aug 2022

I’m the kind of Susannah Nix fan that will get excited when the ARC shows up in her inbox, wait a few days to calm myself and then spend four hours in a day ignoring all my chores and work to just read the book in one sitting.

4 stars

Review: “Five Dates Between Friends” by Erin Thomson

by Anna P.
Posted on 9th Sep 202224th Aug 2022

As a sucker for friends to lovers, and also a fan of Erin’s debut last year, I was super stoked to dive into this one. And it was such a fun and entertaining read. There was so much to love about this book and even though at times I did feel like things were dragging a little, it always seemed to pick itself back up and deliver another punch of feels to the gut!

5 Stars

Review: “50 Ways to Win Back Your Lover” by Kelly Siskind

by Anna P.
Posted on 6th Sep 2022

Kelly Siskind’s books are always such a fun ride and everything about E (aka Edgar) and Delilah and their second chance romance won me over. From start to finish, this book brought me so much joy. And even more interesting and masterful, if I’m being honest, is the fact that Kelly wrote this book entirely from Edgar’s point of view.

4.5 Stars

Review: “Now’s The Time” by Harlow James

by Anna P.
Posted on 4th Sep 202224th Aug 2022

I knew, with every bone in my body, that Penelope’s book was going to make me go through all of the feels and just completely short-circuit my brain. And I was right. As the loud and outspoken and sex positive one of the group, I knew that she was going to be a hard one to pin down in a romantic relationship, but Harlow gave us such a beautiful story and a wonderful book about allowing yourself to feel something even when the past was holding you back.