Love Uncovered: A Spicy Summer Holiday Rom-Com by Sadie Aubry An Engaging Break with Room for Pacing This book was my palette cleanser—a welcome, needed break from the deluge of strange thrillers and fantasy reads I usually pick up. In my commitment...
Moonsick by Tom O'Donnell Infection and Identity I needed a day to sit with my thoughts before writing this review for Moonsick. It’s a compelling, fast-paced story with a brilliant premise, though it ultimately left me wanting just a little more. A...
The Women of Artemis by Hannah Lynn Heart and Horses: An Amazonian Triumph I love when I can spend a whole day lost in a book, and this one was absolutely worth the afternoon. This novel is part of the “Retold Series” about Greek women...
Overdue by Stephanie Perkins A Romance That Earns Its Happy Ending Confession: I have leaned hard into my antisocial era. Work, gym, and total immersion in reading are my weekend essentials, and I wouldn’t trade it. Finding a book that makes...
Love You To Death by Christina Dotson Buckle Up! A Wild Ride with a Frustrating Heroine I dove into this one blind and couldn’t put it down—a testament to this solid, high-octane thriller that I devoured in a single sitting! This book is a...
A Twist of Fate by Se-Ah Jang A Thriller of Two Halves Finally crossed A Twist of Fate by Se-Ah Jang off my overdue TBR list! The verdict? It’s a debut that left me utterly conflicted.The good? That stunning cover and synopsis hooked me...
The Society of Unknowable Objects by Gareth Brown A Masterpiece of Magic and Mayhem Gareth Brown has done it again! After the pure magic of The Book of Doors, I immediately dove into this second novel and became an instant, lifelong fan. This author...
All the Tomorrows After by Joanne Yi A Story of Loss and Complex Family Ties This is a profound, deeply personal read—less about enjoyment, more about emotional recognition. Assigning a numerical rating felt impossible, but the visible talent of the...
The Witch's Orchard by Archer Sullivan Missing Persons and Muted Folklore Today has been the day of reading books I planned to read this summer (I am very behind, considering it is November!). But I’m enjoying the page-turning and discovering...
The Dead of Summer by Ryan La Sala A Creative, Compelling, and Creepy YA Horror Ride I’m a firm believer in the adage, “Never judge a book by its cover,” but when I picked this up, the stunning visuals immediately drew me in...
