Have Mercy! A Full House-Vibe Romance in Picturesque Crete I am almost ashamed to admit how long it took me to finally sit down and review this absolute gem of a summer read! If you’re a 90s kid who grew up glued to the TV during the iconic TGIF...
Loved the Concept, Unhauling the Execution So, I could have sworn I read this book years ago—apparently not. Sad news: this is a book I will be unhauling. Don’t come for me, internet.Imagine a cosmic waiting room shaped like an infinite library...
The Wedding People by Alison Espach
Green Dresses, Gold Heels, and Bridezillas This was such an interesting read! I actually picked it for the workplace book club I run for people with disabilities. A few members called me beforehand worried it was “too sad,” so I was...
The Neighbors Are Watching by Aggie Blum Thompson
Secrets Behind the Manicured Lawns I’ll admit it right away: slow-burn thrillers are usually not my favorite. I tend to prefer stories that sprint rather than stroll. Yet somehow, this book completely defied my usual tastes—I flew right through it...
If You Blush Easily, Look Away Now Trigger Warning: Darkest Obsession is a pitch-black dark romance that features psychopaths, stalking, morally black characters, extreme toxic dynamics, and heavy spice. Please check the author’s full content...
Buddy Reads & Big Twists I always get a little nervous diving into a thriller sequel—matching the lightning-in-a-bottle tension of a hit first book is a rare feat. But thanks to my friend Tess pushing me to pick this up (turns out, I’m a buddy...
Metal Slinger by Rachel Schneider
No Preamble, Pure Magic I finished this a few days ago and I have thought about it often since then. I guess this means I really loved it right? Yes this was great. I loved the magic I loved the enemies to lover aspect and I loved the smile on my...
When Nature Becomes the Ultimate Villain Reading a book by Allison Brennan is pure comfort food for me at this point. I read a handful of her novels back in high school, long before I ever started officially reviewing, and her storytelling always...
Come for the Chaos, Stay for the Donut I should be a walking billboard for this series—or is it a wheeling billboard, since I’m in a wheelchair?—with as much as I have recommended it to my clients, friends, and fellow bookworms.Carl’s Doomsday...
Verse, Veins, and Vows What did I just finish? That is the question looping in my head.Doe is a narrative told in fragments, echoes, and sharp edges. Written entirely in verse, the aphoristic format crafts an intimate, almost voyeuristic window into...











