I came across The Duchess Deal while listening to my favorite romance novel podcast, Heaving Bosoms. In the podcast, two friends read a book and thoroughly discuss it. I started listening to episode 19, which is part one of Tess Dare’s The Duchess Deal, and after hearing the host’s excitement about the book, I had … Continue reading
This novel is getting a lot of hype and is very popular so I am going to try real hard not to spoil anything. The Woman in the Window is now part of the thriller genre of: Woman sees/hears/overhears/feels/smells something Woman goes to her boss/the police/the F.B.I./her significant other but no one believes her Woman … Continue reading
When I first saw the A Princess in Theory cover, I knew this book was going to be good, because this cover is STUNNING. The author, Alyssa Cole, collaborated with designer Nicole on the amazing dress on the cover. I also knew after seeing this cover, that it would be hard to wait for this … Continue reading
Pride and Prejudice and Mistletoe is a gender swapped, contemporary retelling of Pride and Prejudice, which takes place during the holidays. Darcy Fitzwilliam is 29, beautiful, brilliant and a successful business woman. Since moving away from her hometown of Pemberley, Ohio, Darcy hasn’t looked back. However, when her mom falls ill with cancer, she comes … Continue reading
Holiday Spice is the sixth book in The Shaughnessy Brothers Series, which is a contemporary romance series. This book revolves around the youngest Shaughnessy sibling, Darcy. Being the youngest sibiling and the Benjamin (Ben) Tanner enjoys his work and solitude as a carpenter in Washington. However, when Darcy Shaughnessy shows up to help Ben with … Continue reading
I can truthfully say I have read my favorite book of 2017, The Trouble with Goats and Sheep. This novel (by the way, first novel by the author) has it all! It is clever, charming, disturbing, funny, and full of mystery throughout. The quick overview – this book is about two 10-year-old girls in 1976, … Continue reading
One of my favorite books from last year is The Nest by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney, which is about how a family reacts to their inheritance (or lack thereof) after the patriarch of the family passes away. So when The Heirs was being reviewed, it sounded very much like The Nest. One reviewer compared it with … Continue reading
