The premise of The Perfect Guy Doesn’t Exist immediately intrigued me. I mean, what teenager wouldn’t want the chance to get to meet their favorite television character? It is just as fun as I hoped. The Perfect Guy Doesn’t Exist is not just a run of the mill romance novel. One might expect it to … More ARC Review: The Perfect Guy Doesn’t Exist by Sophie Gonzales
Tessa Bailey is unequivocally the romance queen. I have read and enjoyed many of her books over the years. Fangirl Down is not my favorite of her books, but I enjoyed it. I am a big fan of the grumpy sunshine trope, and Fangirl Down does it very well. Josephine is an enthusiastic fan of … More Review: Fangirl Down by Tessa Bailey
I am a Rachel Lynn Solomon super fan. Not only are her books smart, thoughtful, and funny, but they also are always full of mental health and Jewish representation. Past Present Future is no exception. I just reread Today Tonight Tomorrow with my husband, and I fell in love with Rowan and Neil all over … More ARC Review: Past Present Future by Rachel Lynn Solomon
It should not come as a surprise to you that I love a good Jane Austen retelling, and I have read many over the years. I decided that I wanted to reread all of Austen’s work in 2023, and I’ve gotten through five of her six books so far. (I am dawdling on picking up … More ARC Review: Dashed by Amanda Quain
Business or Pleasure by Rachel Lynn Solomon Happy Place by Emily Henry The Getaway List by Emma Lord Jane Austen the Secret Radical by Helena Kelly The Name Drop by Susan Lee
Emma Lord has long established herself as one of my favorite authors. Not only is she one of my auto-buy authors, but I have made my husband read every single one of her books as well. Lord has been writing young adult books for the past few years, but she moved into the adult realm … More ARC Review: The Breakup Pact by Emma Lord
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
Bubbling up with Helena 