ARC Review: Business or Pleasure by Rachel Lynn Solomon

It is no secret that I love Rachel Lynn Solomon’s work. I have been eagerly awaiting Business or Pleasure since it was announced, and it certainly did not disappoint. I love the way Solomon weaves her characters’ Judaism into her stories. Finn’s mom is a rabbi, but certainly not a stereotypical one. She went to … More ARC Review: Business or Pleasure by Rachel Lynn Solomon

ARC Review: The Quarantine Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot

I absolutely loved the Princess Diaries series and have been their avid reader since 2000 when they first were published. I, of course, was thrilled when the series was continued with an adult Mia with Royal Wedding in 2015. I eagerly started reading A Quarantine Princess Diaries. I realized as started reading that I’d blocked … More ARC Review: The Quarantine Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot

ARC Review: Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute by Talia Hibbert

I loved the Brown Sisters trilogy that Talia Hibbert wrote. I loved the way she captured characters who were mentally ill and plus-size. That representation continued in Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute. Brad has OCD and does seem to manage it very well. There are a few moments where those around him notice his compulsive … More ARC Review: Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute by Talia Hibbert

ARC Review: A Spinster’s Guide to Danger and Dukes by Manda Collins

As a fan of Jane Austen and Bridgerton, I was intrigued by the premise of A Spinster’s Guide to Danger and Dukes (even through it’s set in Victorian England and not the Regency period). This series definitely has Bridgerton vibes. The characters are similarly concerned with propriety and appearances. Poppy is concerned that she will … More ARC Review: A Spinster’s Guide to Danger and Dukes by Manda Collins

Review: You’re a Mean One, Matthew Prince by Timothy Janovksy

This Jewish girl loves Christmas, so get ready for Christmas romance reviews coming your way. You’re a Mean One, Matthew Prince grabbed me immediately from the title. It immediately implied a fun and whimsical story, which the book definitely delivered. Matthew starts the book as a young and spoiled child of extreme privilege, cut off … More Review: You’re a Mean One, Matthew Prince by Timothy Janovksy