Two friends united against their massive TBRs
Ever After Always (Bergman Brothers #3) Publication Date: January 12, 2020 The Bergman Brothers Series is so good! I did a mini review for book one here and never got around to reviewing book two, even though I think it is my fave (so far) of the series. I highly recommend this series if you… Continue reading ROMANCE WEEK: Ever After Always Review
You Have a Match by Emma Lord Publication Date: January 12th, 2021 I know this review is going up during Romance Week, and You Have a Match is really more of a contemporary, than romance. But it's a semi-recent release, so we're just going with it. Also, I was planning to review Get a Life, Chloe… Continue reading ROMANCE WEEK: You Have a Match Review
The Ex Talk by Rachel Lynn SolomonPublication Date: January 26, 2020 This novel follows Shay Goldstein who has been working in public radio for the past 10 years. She loves it and it was her saving grace when her dad died. However, when Dominic “I can’t stop name dropping my fancy master’s degree in journalism”… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: The Ex Talk
How to Fail at Flirting by Denise WilliamsPublication Date: December 1, 2020 As a disclaimer, I read this one super quickly and was partly like in a haze for half of it, so maybe it is not as good as I am remembering, but I had such a fun time with this one that I… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: How to Fail at Flirting [Blog Tour]
Plain Bad Heroines by Emily M. Danforth Publication Date: October 20, 2020 I typically would write out my own synopsis of a book I am reviewing, but I have been terrible at summarizing a book in a way that actually would make you want to pick it up lol, so here is the Goodreads summary:… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: Plain Bad Heroines
Reverie by Ryan La SalaPublication Date: December 3, 2019 I haven't written a review in a while, and that's probably because very few of my recent reads have wholly won me over. Thankfully, Reverie has ended that streak. It does starts off a little bumpy due to the main character, Kane, having amnesia from an… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: Reverie
I studied political science in college and reading books that discuss politics is something I love I also love reading books and watching TV shows with heavy election plots. Shoutout to my faves The West Wing and Red, White & Royal Blue. However, often fictional elections are more fun than real elections. Today is the… Continue reading MINI REVIEWS: YA Books with Elections!
We've all been there. First you request "a few" ARCs, then you forget about them. Of course once that happens, the publisher goes ahead and approves them all. So, then you spend the next eternity trying to catch up on all of them, and slowly fall more and more behind. That's where I am currently,… Continue reading BLOGTOBER DAY FIVE: Past Date ARC Mini Reviews
Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade Publication Date: October 6, 2020 TW: fatphobia, strained relationships with parents We both got ARCs of this one! Bree via a Goodreads giveaway & Tree via NetGalley. We then decided to buddy read it which DID NOT happen, but we still wanted to post a joint review since we rarely… Continue reading BLOGTOBER DAY THREE: Spoiler Alert Review
I'm currently in the middle of like five blog posts that I can't post because either I have not finished all the books that I need to for said post or because they are ARC reviews and the books do not come out anytime soon. This is why being a mood reader is rough because… Continue reading MINI REVIEWS: Recent Reads (aka all romance books)
