Can you believe 2024 is almost over? It's weird because I swear this year just started, but alas, we have less than four months to hit our reading goals for the year. What did you set your Goodreads goal at? I was feeling silly when I made mine, so I set it at 65. Apparently… Continue reading The 8 Books on My End-of-2024 TBR
Category: Bookish
The Lost Rose by Victoria Lynn // A Cover Reveal
Gasp! Am I really posting TWICE in one week? Yes. Yes, I am. Today is the cover reveal for The Lost Rose by Victoria Lynn, and I'm extra, so we're celebrating on the blog, too. When Victoria posted the signup form to help plaster the internet with the cover of The Lost Rose, I signed… Continue reading The Lost Rose by Victoria Lynn // A Cover Reveal
Writing, Worldbuilding, and Vampires // An Interview with Avery Timmons
I can't remember the exact Tweet that made me follow her. All I remember is that I saw her pitching an assassin romance book and sometimes mentioning her upcoming vampire book. By that point, I was pretty much committed to buy and read whatever she wrote because I was convinced she wrote just for me… Continue reading Writing, Worldbuilding, and Vampires // An Interview with Avery Timmons
Asking for a Friend by Kara H.L. Chen // A Book Review
Back in April, I received an email from a publicity intern at SparkPoint Studio. The email explained that she'd seen my book review for ASAP by Axie Oh and wanted to know if I'd be interested in an ARC of Asking for a Friend by Kara H.L. Chen. While I can't remember the exact thought… Continue reading Asking for a Friend by Kara H.L. Chen // A Book Review
The Dreams Between Us by Brooke Riley // A Cover Reveal
I'm super late to the party on here because I had other posts scheduled and wasn't able to get this cover reveal posted any earlier than now. But it's here now, so today we're celebrating this STUNNING book cover for my dear friend Brooke's upcoming NA romantacy novel, The Dreams Between Us. I'm so excited… Continue reading The Dreams Between Us by Brooke Riley // A Cover Reveal
Once I Knew by Victoria Lynn // A Book Review
I've had this book sitting on my shelf for over a year. Occasionally, I would pick it up and start to read it, but then put it down. I don't know if it was the devil trying to keep me from fiction that would revive my soul or just my own fear that it wouldn't… Continue reading Once I Knew by Victoria Lynn // A Book Review
If There’s No Tomorrow by Jennifer Armentrout // A Book Review
This is my second Jennifer Armentrout book. I read The Problem With Forever last year and absolutely fell in love with her writing. It was easy, powerful, and holds so much weight that I can only envy. So, you can imagine my joy when I discovered that she had another YA romance novel. I didn't… Continue reading If There’s No Tomorrow by Jennifer Armentrout // A Book Review
An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson // A Book Review
My friend bullied me into buying this. Okay, I should probably start at the beginning. My friend, Sarah (@realmofsarah on Instagram), read this book first. Sarah finished the book and immediately texted me that "the kiss scene needs to be studied academically." That was a very compelling argument, so I added it to my TBR.… Continue reading An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson // A Book Review
A Beginner’s Guide to the Childhood-Best-Friends-to-Lovers Trope
Last year, I posted my A Beginner's Guide to the Dystopian Genre. It hasn't been a huge hit, nor did it get tons of views. But, you know what, it was really fun to write. So, I wanted to do it again. For as long as I can remember, I've been a huge fan of… Continue reading A Beginner’s Guide to the Childhood-Best-Friends-to-Lovers Trope
Check & Mate by Ali Hazelwood // A Book Review
A few weeks ago, I was at the library to return some books. I've been going there a lot more lately, and it's been nice, even if I don't always finish the books I check out. That particular time, though, I saw two paperback copies of Check & Mate in the YA section. I'd seen… Continue reading Check & Mate by Ali Hazelwood // A Book Review









