The Dead Romantics by Ashley Poston This book had all the feels. Not just a simple romance, there was family drama, a weird childhood, sibling rivalry and a bit of the supernatural. The Premise: Florence Day is a ghostwriter for a very famous romance author. She signed on to write a three book series as... Continue Reading →
The Ex Hex
The Ex Hex by Erin Sterling There are two kinds of books I love to read in the Fall. The first is twisty, creepy, suspenseful thrillers; the other is quirky, witchy, romantic books. If you enjoy that second category, this is a cute one. The Premise: Nine years ago, Vivienne and Rhys were dating. It... Continue Reading →
People We Meet on Vacation
People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry Last year I read Henry’s book Beach Read and loved it. As a matter of fact, I just re-read that to see if it was as good as I remembered (it was). Beach Read was an ‘enemies to lovers’ romantic trop. People We Meet on Vacation is... Continue Reading →
The Tourist Attraction
The Tourist Attraction by Sarah Morgenthaler After the last two books, it's time for a super light read to give the brain a break! Although, if you're anything like me, you may shed a few tears. The premise: Zoey has been scrimping and saving to make her dream of an Alaska vacation a reality. When... Continue Reading →
The Late Bloomers Club
The Late Bloomers' Club by Louise Miller A nice, light book to start the new year. Nothing deep, no big plot twist, just a nice story with a bit of family drama and romance. The premise: Nora and Kit are sisters. Nora, the oldest, is the responsible one. She runs the family diner and takes... Continue Reading →
A Wicked Kind of Husband
A Wicked Kind of Husband by Mia Vincy For those of you who enjoy a straight up romance, this may be right up your alley. A Wicked Kind of Husband is actually part of a series, but it’s the only one I have read and I really enjoyed it. The Premise: Cassandra and Joshua met... Continue Reading →
The Real Thing
The Real Thing by Ellen McCarthy A cute essay collection about love and relationships, written by a former wedding reporter. I found it enjoyable (for awhile), but I realized I’m not really a fan of essays. Therefore, I only made it about ½ way through before I called it quits. I typically don’t write about... Continue Reading →
The Friend Zone
The Friend Zone by Abby Jimenez I feel like February must start with a romance, and this one happened to come in from my library hold list just in time! The Premise: Kristen is busy running her own business and fulfilling her maid-of-honor duties for her best friend’s upcoming wedding. Enter Josh, the super cute... Continue Reading →
The Bakeshop at Pumpkin and Spice
The Bakeshop at Pumpkin and Spice By Donna Kauffman, Kate Angell, Allyson Charles A book of three short stories, all set in a Maine town called Moonbright. At the intersection of Pumpkin and Spice (two streets in town), you’ll find Bellaluna’s Bakeshop, where occasionally magic love potion-y cookies are sold. This is the Halloween version... Continue Reading →
Cocktails In The Library 