• Review: The Star-Crossed Sisters of Tuscany by Lori Nelson Spielman

    Due to COVID this was a book whose release date got pushed back a couple of times so to be honest, I forgot about it for my fall reading! It was supposed to come out in September and I thought it would be a great book to close out of late summer reading with. But then it was pushed out until November and I simply forgot about it until I checked my reading calendar and saw it was time to start reading! Well….I take that back, I saw it was a Book of the Month pick for November and I was so excited because I knew it was coming up…

  • Special Feature: THE CUL-DE-SAC WAR by Melissa Ferguson

    Anyone need a rom-com to get through the holidays this year? I know I do! I love rom-coms during the holidays even if they don’t really have a holiday element to them. This one has been getting a lot of attention all over social media which may or may not be a good thing, but for me this one sounds like a winner! I am going to read it a little later on this winter but for now, I am bringing you all the details here! If you love rom-coms and books that are getting a little buzzy then this might be one you should add to your TBR or…

  • Special Feature: Perfectly Impossible by Elizabeth Topp

    This book was an Amazon First Reads last month and has been getting a lot of rave reviews! I love the cover and I think the story sounds super cute! A little bit womens fiction, a little bit chick lit, and a little bit of romance sounds like a great mix for a fun light read going into the winter holiday season! It sounds like it’s going to be a funny book with lots of promise from this debut author! I couldn’t fit this one into my review schedule for the fall but I am excited to share all about it today on my blog with you guys! If you…

  • Special Feature: Cobble Hill by Cecily von Ziegesar

    Fans of the Gossip Girl series get ready, best selling author, Cecily von Ziegesar has a new book coming out featuring four Brooklyn families. This book features quirky characters in a new up and coming hipster neighborhood that will resonate with many readers in that 30-40 demographic. Fans of Ziegesar and early reviewers have really enjoyed this funny and quirky read and I am hoping you guys will too! While I couldn’t fit it on my review calendar, this is one that I want to share with all you guys incase you are looking for something a little light and fun with some comedy and quirky characters this fall! If…

  • Special Feature: A California Christmas (Silver Springs #7) by Brenda Novak

    The stores are already getting all their holiday decor out and all the holiday reads are hitting store shelves as well. I was just at the grocery store this week and one of the checkout lines had a bunch of Christmas reads lined up tempting readers in line! While I am still reveling in all the fall goodness right now, I am still building up my holiday reading list and Brenda Novak is one holiday romance writer to watch! Not to mention that cover is giving me major holiday vibes right now! Today I have her latest holiday romance up for special feature and I am thrilled to bring a…

  • Cover Reveal: Under The Southern Sky by Kristy Woodson Harvey

    To say that I love Kristy Woodson Harvey is a slight understatement! I adore her! I have loved all of her books and I have been looking forward to this one for quite a while. Today I am thrilled to bring you a little about the book as well as help reveal this stunning cover! The book isn’t coming out until April 2021 but I am already dreaming of warm summer breezes and lazy beach days thanks to this cover and the fall just started. If you love Southern fiction then you will likely have heard about Kristy Woodson Harvey but for me she is an author you have to…

  • Special Feature: Love Sold Separately by Ellen Meister

    When I first saw this cover, the first things that came to mind were definitely NOT murder mystery. The cover says rom-com or chick lit and the title implies romance so when I saw that it contained a murder mystery, I was like—-say what?! It sounds like the story itself is more of a rom-com—but there is a murder mystery tied in and I think that sounds like such a fun read! I love when genres cross over and I am really excited to see if that works in this one. Sometimes it does, while others it doesn’t but I think either way this one sounds fun. I couldn’t get…

  • Special Feature: Louisiana Lucky by Julie Pennell

    Have you ever fantasized about what it would be like to win the lottery? Let’s be real, we all have thought about it at one point or another especially when we see those huge Powerball numbers. Honestly what would someone do wit 500 million dollars? It’s a number the boggles the mind. Well this book explores just that thought. Three sisters win the lottery and each sister uses those winnings in different ways and making what they think are all their dreams come true. I love that this book sounds like it’s also going to explore the dark side of winning the lottery. It’s easy to imagine what life would…

  • Review: A Little Bit of Grace by Phoebe Fox

    I had no idea what this book was going to be about. I mean sure it had a summary of course, but in the sea of women’s fiction, many of the summaries as well as the covers tend to blend together. That’s what was happening for me with this book. The cover was cute but didn’t really stand out for me, the title also cute but didn’t grab me, and the summary sounded nice but not memorable. But let me tell you what was memorable—-the little notecard that came with the ARC stating ‘be a peacock not a pigeon’. It brought the biggest smile to me face and I immediately…

  • Review: Barefoot on a Starlit Night (Rendezvous Falls #3) by Jo McNally

    I have never read anything by Jo McNally but I am very familiar with her name. McNally is a prolific writer of romances and I see her books often at the local bookstore and supermarkets. When this book came up for review I had no problem agreeing to it because with a name as long standing as Jo McNally, it proves she has staying power as well as a big fan base. I was fortunate enough to have an opening on my summer calendar thanks to so many books being put off for publication until fall, so this book was an easy yeas for me.