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Review: Love Poems for Anxious People by John Kenney
I absolutely loved John Kenney’s book of poems, Love Poems for Married People. There was so much truth in those poems and I laughed several times. His follow up book of poems, Love Poems for People with Children was also funny, but the Married People book is still my absolute favorite. I have gifted his books of poems multiple times and I am sure I will be gifting this one to friends in the future. When I saw that this book was coming out, I knew it would be a great read. He writes with such raw realism and during this crazy uncertain time, what could possibly be better than…
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Special Feature and Excerpt: Best Behavior by Wendy Francis
Harlequin has so many wonderful titles coming out this summer and I couldn’t be more thrilled to share this funny and heart warming new release with you guys this week! If you like oddball family dramas that are full of charm and humor then this is going to be the book for you this summer! I haven’t read and of Wendy Francis’s books before but many have been met with rave reviews and this one is no different. Early readers are loving this book! Summer time is the perfect time to curl up with an easy breezy book and get lost in a great story, so don’t miss this one…
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Review: The Ingredients of You and Me (Hopeless Romantics #3) by Nina Bocci
Full confession, I am a sucker for cake and this cover was too good to pass up. I could almost smell the amazing-ness from the picture alone. I also love romantic books and right now I will take all the feel good comfort food—I mean books—that I can get! I didn’t know that this book was part of a series, which of course I haven’t read the series, but it sounded like it would be a book I could read as a standalone with only a few characters from previous books making a few appearances. Which from what I gather from reading it, is entirely the case because I didn’t…
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Special Feature and Excerpt: The Secrets of Love Story Bridge by Phaedra Patrick
Who here needs a little romance in their lives right about now? Even if your life is full of romance and love, can’t there always be just a little more? I for one love romance and this book sounds like it is full of romance not to mention that it will most likely provide a pleasurable and happy escape from reality right now. I am thrilled that I also get to bring you all a little sneak peak today with an excerpt from this novel and boy does it sound great! What I liked most about this book was the premise. Have you ever seen a padlock on a bridge…
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Special Feature: The Sweeney Sisters by Lian Dolan
There are so many good books coming out this spring and I am so excited to be able to share some of these great titles with you guys. One of the books that is out now and catching my eye is this one! This book sounds like a wonderful read full of emotion and heart about family. This is a new to me author but one that has a large following of fans who rave about her books. If you are looking for something about families but that packs more of an emotional punch then this might be just the book you are looking for right now!
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Special Feature: Island Affair by Priscilla Oliveras
This cover is all kinds of eye catching and exotic. I mean who isn’t dreaming of a tropical, exotic get away right now?! I for one sure am and this cover looks so inviting. All I need is a pina colada in hand to make this perfect! I love that this book is set on a little island in Key West with all the flavors and vibes of the Caribbean and Cuba, not to mention the summary sounds fantastic and the perfect kind of escape. Today I have all the info for this book which is out tomorrow and even though I only have a feature up today, you better…
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Review: Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston (Audible Edition)
This book has been all over my social media, especially my Instagram. I even ordered a Book of the Month that I didn’t really want just so I could get this book as an add on when I missed it in December when it was the selection. My sister also sent me a copy of this book for Valentine’s Day and as soon as I started reading, I downloaded the Audible Edition so I could keep reading even while I was in the car. The Audible narration is fantastic by the way. Sometimes I find it difficult to read and listen to the same book together but with this one…
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Special Feature and Excerpt: The Innocent’s Forgotten Wedding by Lynne Graham
During this strange time, there is nothing better than escaping into a feel good romance for a few hours and this lovely new release from Harlequin is out now and ready for the reading! Today I have an excerpt on my blog for you guys to check out, if you love a happily ever after romance then this book is for you, especially as we gear up for the spring wedding season! As always, Harlequin brings great titles and stories to women everywhere and I am no exception!
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Review: The Love Story of Missy Carmichael by Beth Morrey
This book sounded like something completely different than the traditional ‘romances’ that I tend to pick up when I am looking for something different. When I read the description, the main character is 79 years old. I was like oh, interesting….which immediately put it into the category of something different for me. Plus I loved that it said the novel was a ‘coming of old’ story. Not going to lie it made me laugh and I usually tend to pick up books that feature young heroines so reading something with a much older heroine sounded new and exciting. Plus this debut has been getting a lot of buzz lately and…
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Special Feature: Tomorrow There Will Be Sun by Dana Reinhardt
When I first read the summary for this one, I kept waiting for the other shoe to drop. One the surface it sounded like it was setting up to be a psychological thriller, but the more that I think about it, I think it’s supposed to be more women’s fiction? But I keep wanting it to be a thriller! I think I’ve been reading too many thrillers lately because I am seeing murder when there isn’t any! Tell me if I am wrong : “…as the families settle into their vacation routines, their best friends suddenly seem like annoying strangers, and even Jenna’s reliable husband, Peter, is sharing clandestine phone…