A review for the new book by Evelyn Skye, The Incredible Kindness of Paper. This very sweet romance had a great message of kindness and will leave you with a warm heart. I loved the main characters and their journey to find each other again.
A review for the new book by Evelyn Skye, The Incredible Kindness of Paper. This very sweet romance had a great message of kindness and will leave you with a warm heart. I loved the main characters and their journey to find each other again.
A review for the audiobook version of First Time Caller by B. K. Borison. I really enjoyed this contemporary romance very loosely based on the Sleepless in Seattle movie. The two narrators did an excellent job bringing the two characters to life.
While I really enjoyed this slow burn enemies to lovers romance, it won’t be for everyone. Some of the language and the bawdy jokes will turn people off. But it is an excellent romance and I loved the characters and the overall plot. It is overall a fun book that you should give a chance.
A review for the newest book by Ashley Poston. Sounds Like Love is a wonderfully sweet romance with just a touch of magic. I loved the two main characters, the small town setting and the musical references throughout the story.
A review for the audiobook version of Cursebound, the second book in the Faebound series. I had been putting off reading this book, because I didn’t enjoy the first book’s reader. But I finally picked the audiobook up because it had a different reader and I am so glad I did. I really enjoyed this one.
A review for the next book in the Love’s Academic series by India Holton. The Geographer’s Map to Romance is just as much fun as the first book in the series. It has a failed marriage of convenience, one bed trope, and a forced working together situation to save England.
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