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    The Romance Revival by Christina Lauren

    3.75 stars Even though I felt like some parts of the story dragged a bit, this was an entertaining read that really pulls you into the story and keeps you engaged throughout. The mystery/ suspense was really good, the sci-fi was although a bit  far fetched was interesting, but they overshadowed the romance a bit.  Still, this was a great read with an unique storyline and a very sweet love story.  An unforgettable novel in which one fateful accident erases a troubled marriage from memory—and love gets one extraordinary do-over. Three years ago, Emery Finch did something completely out of character: She got married. To Luca—the impossibly charming landscaper she met on…

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    Every Version of You by Natalie Messier

    This book absolutely enchanted me. From the get go to the end, I was completely hooked. I am trying to be mature and not let Joey get in the way I rate this, because damn! She could be really frustrating at times! The third act big fight?!! Haw dare you??? After everything he’s done for you?!!! But I  won’t let Joey rain on my parade.  Every Version of You was an outstanding debut novel! Extremely well written. You could feel their chemistry seep through the pages. Not kidding. Some of the scenes even gave me a full body chills. Alex f**king Aquino, I will never forget you!🥹 For fans of The…

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    Yes, Chef by Grace Reilly

    I really wanted to love this book but it fell flat for me. I never felt truly invested in Poppy and Jack relationship or what was happening with the restaurant. The pacing didn’t help much either. It felt like it dragged in the middle and slowly lost steam, which made it harder and harder to stay engaged for me. I couldn’t even finish. ❝ My castle. I nearly laugh. Someone like Jack would never understand that a castle can still be a cage.❞ The Bear meets It Happened One Summer in this delicious new romance from USA Today bestselling author Grace Reilly, in which a down-on-his-luck chef and a determined social media maven…

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    Into the Fading Twilight by Catherine Cowles

    ͟͟͞͞➳❥ SERIES: Starlight Grove #2╰⪼ reads as standalone The thing about this author is that I don’t think the romance is the center of her stories. Not that this is a bad thing, not at all! Just that as a romance junky that I am, I expect more romance when I pick a book to read. I also found myself so frustrated by the repetitiveness. It made the story drag on. I don’t think I will continue reading her anymore. Catherine Cowles isn’t an author for me.  Starlight Grove Series: ∗ Each book in this series features a different couple and can be read as a complete standalone. But for…

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    M/M Romance Books to Heat Up Your Reading Life

    I’m not one to read mm romances much but I’m also not one to say no to a charming, heartbreaking, super spicy and beautifully written love stories. I rounded up some of the best mm romances I’ve read so far. I am sure everyone will fall in love with these characters and their stories. Enjoy!💋  Fallen Rook  by L.J. Shen ➥ Contemporary Romance Series: Society of Villains #3╰⪼ reads as standalone *·˚ Each book in this series features a different couple and can be read as a standalone, but for maximum enjoyment, follow the recommended reading order ˖*° From New York Times bestselling author L.J. Shen comes a sizzling, forbidden…

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    Unbound by Ali Hazelwood

    ͟͟͞͞➳❥ SERIES: Bound and Unbound #2╰⪼ reads as standalone I tried. Oh how did I try! But this audiobook was just SO AWFUL!  The female narrator sounded like AI. Like she was reading rather than acting, just like a computer generated voice. I couldn’t even finish this one. The narrators ruined the experience for me.  Bound and Unbound Series: ∗ Each book in this series features a different couple and can be read as a complete standalone. But for maximum enjoyment, follow the recommended reading order. ∗ A five-thousand-year-old woman who has outlived empires and a doctor who’s spent his life fighting death collide in this novella from New York Times…

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    First and Forever by Lynn Painter

    3.75 stars This was such a fun, easy, feel-good read. I loved the banter between our main characters Duffy and Connor. It was witty, playtul, and had me laughing out loud more than once. I am giving this 4 stars because I found the story to be a little slow at times. But other than that this was a super cute read and it’s perfect for those who want a light sports romance! The audiobook took this experience to another level. It was perfectly done. And I must say, Aidan Bissett must’ve become one of my absolute favorite narrator. His voice is simply sublime. So damn hot! 🫠 ❝ I…

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    Good at Being Alive by Elizabeth O’Roark

    The writing was solid but I never truly felt invested in their relationship. It has some really good banter in the book, I will give you that, but I just couldn’t feel any  romantic connection between the main characters. I also didn’t like how the accident that killed Bex’s entire family was handled. It lacked empathy. Specially from Theo.  ❝ I don’t understand why we expect a person who’s experienced a devastating loss to…perform. To offer a eulogy. To choose between an open bar or beer and wine only and to decide if finger sandwiches are really worth three grand. I don’t understand why we expect a grieving person to design…

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    Game On by Navessa Allen

    ͟͟͞͞➳❥ SERIES: Into Darkness #3╰⪼ reads as standalone I only got this cause I honestly forgot the series this was part of. If I knew, I would have done myself a favor by sparing myself of reading this. Do I like my books spicy? Absolutely! Do I like them only spicy with no depth at all?! Absolutely not! I forgot what this author was all about. Not saying she is bad, just that she isn’t one for me. I prefer my books with more depth, and where you can feel the feelings shared between the main characters. When it’s basically just smut, it seems like I’m reading porn more than…

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    The Missed Connection by Tia Williams

    The premise sounded very promising but the pacing was awfully slow for me and the story felt repetitive. There was a lot of miscommunication, the search for the man on the plane seemed to be drawn out unnecessarily, and I felt there were situations brought up in the book with the detective and his other dealings that really added nothing to the story. But then I think the problem can be me. I really don’t this author writing is for me. I’ve been trying to connect with her since lots of readers seem to love her books but I just can’t!  ❝ She had led herself on . It was…

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