Now That You Have Seen Me by C.L. Roberts My rating: 3 of 5 stars 3.5⭐Publication date ~ January 22, 2021Page Count ~ 220POV ~ single 1stFeaturing ~ some steamage
Category: Chick Lit
Blog tour ~ book review: The Llama Farm on New Moon Lane by Laura Briggs + giveawayBlog tour ~ book review: The Llama Farm on New Moon Lane by Laura Briggs + giveaway
I am delighted to be on this blog tour ~ thanks to Rachel’s Random Resources for organizing. The Llama Farm on New Moon Lane by Laura Briggs My rating: 4
Book Review: Last Time We Loved by Christine MilesBook Review: Last Time We Loved by Christine Miles
Genre ~ contemporary romance Featuring ~ chick lit, small business owner, florist, architect, musician, characters in their 30’s, slow burn, second chance, steamage door is very slightly ajar POV ~ dual 3rd person
🎧 Book Review: The Friendship Breakup by Annie Cathryn🎧 Book Review: The Friendship Breakup by Annie Cathryn
Genre ~ chick lit Featuring ~ debut, mom-com, mama drama POV ~ single 1st person Release date ~ February 7, 2023 Page count ~ 301 Audio length ~ 8 hours and 18 minutes My rating
Blog Tour: Daisy Does it Herself by Gracie PlayerBlog Tour: Daisy Does it Herself by Gracie Player
Genre ~ chick lit Featuring ~ cheating, small town, slow burn, insta-love~ish, not a lick of steamage, finding your true calling POV ~ single 1st person Release date ~ March 27, 2020
Book Review: The Rom-Com Agenda by Jayne DenkerBook Review: The Rom-Com Agenda by Jayne Denker
Genre ~ chick lit Featuring ~ foster care, found family, slow burn, friends to lovers, no steamage POV ~ dual 3rd person Publisher ~ St. Martin’s Press & Dreamscape Media Release date ~ January
Review: A Gift of Christmas Song by Laura D’AmbrosioReview: A Gift of Christmas Song by Laura D’Ambrosio
Genre ~ Christmas fiction Featuring ~ music POV ~ dual 3rd person Release date ~ September 30, 2022 Page count ~ 40 My rating ~ 5⭐ My review: As promised this was in fact ‘touching
ARC Review: The Littlest Library by Poppy AlexanderARC Review: The Littlest Library by Poppy Alexander
Genre ~ woman’s fiction, chick~lit Featuring ~ starting over, grief, library, books, community, small town, slow burn Release date ~ July 19, 2022 POV ~ single ~ 3rd person Page count ~ 326 Audio
ARC Review: Will Travel for Love by Kristen DixonARC Review: Will Travel for Love by Kristen Dixon
Genre ~ romance Featuring ~ small town, sweetness, cuteness, possible infertility, clean romance Series ~ Sweet Nothings Bake Shop ~ book 2 Release date ~ September 27, 2022 POV ~ mostly single ~ 1st
🎧ARC Review: A Bookshop Christmas by Rachel Burton🎧ARC Review: A Bookshop Christmas by Rachel Burton
Genre ~ contemporary romance Tropes ~ grump, forced proximity, slow burn, clean Release date ~ Book ~ September 2, 2021, Audio ~ September 1, 2022 POV ~ single ~ 1st Page count ~ 226
Release Blitz: All In by KathiaRelease Blitz: All In by Kathia
Genre ~ Contemporary romance Release date ~ August 8, 2022 Publisher ~ Firelight & Fairy Dust Unlimited, Inc. via Grey’s Promotions Kindle/paperback ~ 325 pages ⬇Purchase link⬇ My review: 4⭐ 🚨Book boyfriend
🎧ARC Review: What Happens in Greece by Sue Roberts🎧ARC Review: What Happens in Greece by Sue Roberts
My review: 4⭐ What a nice and light story of taking a chance on something new. Perfect for summer beach reading. Charlie owns a thriving bake shop and has enjoyed
ARC Review: As Seen on TV by Meredith SchorrARC Review: As Seen on TV by Meredith Schorr
My review: 4⭐ I get excited when books take place near where I grew up and there are references to real towns that I know and have visited. It has
ARC Review: Fake It Till You Bake It by Jamie WesleyARC Review: Fake It Till You Bake It by Jamie Wesley
My review: 4.5 🧁🧁🧁🧁 Gah ~ hot football players that bake! yes please! Donovan plays for the San Diego Knights and also owns the cupcake shop Sugar Blitz with two of his
🎧 ARC Review: You’re My IT by CN Holmberg🎧 ARC Review: You’re My IT by CN Holmberg
My review: 4.25⭐ This is book 1 in the Nerds of Happy Valley series What a cute little book showing that what’s on the inside, not the outside, is really