Ahh, romance is in the air! This February I've loaded the bloggity with lots of romances, and here's another lovely one! Mary Jayne Baker is definitely up there for my fave romance authors. Give this rom-com a look-see! Mary Jayne Baker is proving to be a Queen of romantic comedy, let me tell ya!… Continue reading #BookReview The Never Have I Ever Club by Mary Jayne Baker
I will be totally honest with you: I only read this book because I watched the television show and was morbidly curious about the book. I have picked up another book by Liane Moriarty (The Hyponotist's Love Story) which was okay so I wanted to pick up another book by her. Big Little Lies was… Continue reading #BookReview Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty
Hidden by Catherine McKenzie was the most surprising book of the year - it 200% exceeded my expectations! If you haven't read this book, I'd highly recommend it. This contemporary novel follows the death of a man and the fallout that ensues. Jeff steps into the street (with his eyes closed, bad decision on his… Continue reading #BookReview Hidden by Catherine McKenzie
After the Fall is a truly beautiful, marvelous, contemporary book! I was truly impressed by this book. Women's fiction and contemporary novels don't normally blow my socks off: I typically read them for a bit of escape from my normal dramas. And then Julie Cohen walks into my life, metaphorically presenting me this book on… Continue reading #BookReview After the Fall by Julie Cohen
I'm so torn on this book! The Hypnotist's Love Story is a marvelous stand alone by the author of Big Little Lies, Liane Moriarty. This book is full of deceit, stalkers, a very strange love story, and life lessons. Oh, and did I mention a little hypnotherapy? It's kind of obvious, since it is in… Continue reading #BookReview The Hypnotist’s Love Story by Liane Moriarty
City of Friends is a lovely story by Joanna Trollope following the interconnecting lives of women. This book focuses on the trials and errors of middle aged women being women. Lost jobs, children to take care of, parents to take care of, struggling romantic relationships, family drama and friendship drama all mash together into one… Continue reading #BookReview City of Friends by Joanna Trollope
Babyland by Holly Chamberlin felt like a soap opera of emotions! I'm in this weird adult phase where I feel like an adult and want to think about marriage and babies but also feel like a child still (college does that to you, I hear). Picking this book up was part of my 'I'm an… Continue reading #BookReview Babyland by Holly Chamberlin
The Handmaid's Tale is a book that I have been debating over since high school. Everyone I know from high school absolutely HATED this book (with a ridiculously strong passion) yet I had this feeling that I should read it anyways. After watching the 2017 television adaptation and LOVING it, I decided it was probably… Continue reading #BookReview The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood
Crazy Rich Asians is a fun, comedic romance that opened my eyes to a whole new world! Before anyone asks, yes, I read this book because I saw the movie and loved it. Was the movie identical to the book? No. Was it still super cute and a great adaption? Yes. So, now that… Continue reading #BookReview Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan
The Book Review Jeep Tour is another stunning women's fiction novel by Gail Ward Olmsted. Seriously, this lady KNOWS what I'm feeling and thinking! Just the quote alone "A series of unrelated and seemingly random events that can singularly cause stress and anxiety" is my life right now - college, working, life, EVERYTHING! Within this… Continue reading #BookReview Jeep Tour by Gail Ward Olmsted
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