I'm addicted to all things Ilona Andrews, that means I usually re-read series whenever new books are being released. Which I did for Ruby Fever too, and for me it's the best kind of reading experience. I immerses myself into their world, and won't come out until a week or weeks later and afterwards I have the biggest book hangover ever - lol.... Read More
Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood | BOOK REVIEW
I definitely have authors I tend to pick up more often than others, and that's usually because of the writing. For me, more than any other aspect, the writing is what makes a story great for me. And I definitely enjoy this author's writing. ... Read More
Soul Taken by Patricia Briggs | BOOK REVIEW | Mercy Thompson #13
Nowadays, the wait is always long, but once a year I get a new instalment either of the Mercy Thompson or Alpha & Omega series and the world is ok again. Even better both series are part of the same universe and the characters and wolf packs are tightly connected. Makes for one great series.... Read More
Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt | AUDIOBOOK REVIEW
I must admit at first the only reason I became interested in the book was the comparison to A Man Called Ove and the reviews which were glowing. Thankfully, Remarkably Bright Creatures is actually a popular book that delivers and doesn't disappoint.... Read More
Things We Never Got Over by Lucy Score | BOOK REVIEW
A Lucy Score book guarantees two things - great banter and awesome humor. I love both if it's done right, and it's definitely done right in THINGS WE NEVER GOT OVER. My most favorite book her is still ROCK BOTTOM GIRL, which I have read multiple times so far, and it just doesn't get old. But THINGS WE NEVER GOT OVER was a fantastic read, with so many beloved tropes, and the author's signature wit and banter.... Read More
Husband Material by Alexis Hall | AUDIOBOOK REVIEW | London Calling #2
When I finished Boyfriend Material I knew I needed more of Luc and Oliver. I wasn't ready to say goodbye to them yet, and I can't tell you how happy I was when I found out that there would be two more books about them.... Read More
Thank You for Listening by Julia Whelan | AUDIOBOOK REVIEW
I should mention that I'm a HUGE fan of Julia Whelan the audiobook narrator so it crushed me when I didn't LOVE her debut novel My Oxford Year. The book just didn't click with me. And if I think back it just wasn't what I expected.... Read More
The Maid by Nita Prose | AUDIOBOOK REVIEW
When I picked up THE MAID for the first time I expected something extraordinary thanks to the many amazing reviews I've seen so far. Instead I found it to be entertaining, a solid debut novel, but not overly outstanding, with a bit of a misleading synopsis.... Read More
Book Lovers by Emily Henry | AUDIOBOOK REVIEW
Ever since I struggled with BEACH READ (DNFed it multiple times) I switched over to listening to her books and it works for me. I LOVE listening to Emily Henry books. Maybe because no other than Julie Whelan narrates her books. The woman could read her grocery list and I'll listen to her.... Read More
The Bodyguard by Katherine Center | AUDIOBOOK REVIEW
Every Katherine Center novel is more than just what you see on the surface. Her books are feel good novels, with wonderful characters, emotional backstories and sweet and caring heroes.... Read More
Every Summer After by Carley Fortune | BOOK REVIEW
Heartfelt and genuine. I think from the very beginning I had the feeling as if I read someone's actual love story. The descriptions of rural Canada, and just the way it was told- it felt refreshingly authentic.... Read More
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab | AUDIOBOOK REVIEW
Oh man, I'm sure I'm one of the last people to read this book. But my track record with really popular books is so bad, that I knew I had to give myself some time before I picked it up. And it turns out, it was the right decision and the right time for me to give Addie LaRue a chance.... Read More
Nora Goes Off Script by Annabel Monaghan | AUDIOBOOK REVIEW
I'm getting so tired of all the rehashed romance tropes we all have read hundreds of time. Reading something new is really refreshing but is pretty rare in recent times. That's why NORA GOES OFF SCRIPT is a book that I can only recommend, not just because the reviews are well deserved. It's just really nice to read something different once in a while.... Read More
Nightwork by Nora Roberts | BOOK REVIEW
It's no secret that I'm a big fan of NR, especially when it comes to her standalone books which she releases once a year. Thanks to her I found keepers like THE SECRET and UNDER CURRENTS and many more. Not every of her book becomes and instant favorite, but all of them are page turners, entertaining from beginning to end.... Read More
Maggie Moves On by Lucy Score | BOOK REVIEW
I came across Lucy Score in 2018 when I stumbled across her rom-com The Worst Best Man and fell in love with her signature style of witty banter and strong heroines. The book became one of my first 5 STAR books by her, soon followed by my favorite book - ROCK BOTTOM GIRL. It's one of the books I pick up whenever I'm in a reading slump - which I'm quite often if I'm honest. I have a list here of the books I read when I need to get out of a book slump.... Read More
Running Wild by KA Tucker | BOOK REVIEW
I came across THE SIMPLE WILD on Bookstagram in 2018. But when I read it I fell heads over heels in love with Calla and Jonah. And since then they have become one of my all time favorite contemporary romance couples and it's a book/series I recommend to everyone who will listen to me.... Read More
The Long Game by Rachel Reid | BOOK REVIEW | (Game Changers #6)
When I read Shane and Ilja's rather unconventional love-story in HEATED RIVALRY (one of the best enemies to lovers romances I ever read) I became obsessed with them. They were such interesting individuals - strong, confident and equally successful - and their magnetic connection was something that stole my breath and impossible to forget.... Read More
The Unknown Beloved by Amy Harmon | BOOK REVIEW
I have read and enjoyed Amy Harmon's book ever since I came across MAKING FACES in 2014 - one of the most beautiful YA books to date. Since then I watched her grow into an amazing author. Her books are often based on true events, or actual people and because of it they are vibrant beyond words.... Read More
Part of Your World by Abby Jimenez | BOOK REVIEW
I'm not usually a fan of age gap, but I thought the author managed it well. Because in the end the almost 10 year difference between the couple didn't feel like a hurdle. Alexis is a successful city ER physician, and Daniel a skilled carpenter from a small town. It doesn't sound like a relationship between those two should work, but Daniel gets Alexis in such a way that small town suddenly feels more like home than Alexis's actual home. And I loved that for her!!!... Read More
The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun | AUDIOBOOK REVIEW
Although I don't watch The Bachelor I enjoy reading novels that focus on dating shows, like ONE TO WATCH and ROYALLY MATCHED. The drama, and the behind the scenes moments are what makes these books so entertaining. Also, I love it when an author surprises me, especially if I thought I had the story all figured out. I was very pleased with the last third of the book.... Read More
