Today’s review is of Kelly Ohlert’s upcoming release, To Get the Other Side, expected this December. I was able to get an advanced e-copy via Netgalley. What initially drew me to this book was the cover; the first thing I saw was a chicken, being chased by a concerned woman, and I knew that femaleContinue reading “To Get to the Other Side”
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When in Rome
Thank you to Netgalley for allowing me to read an advanced e-copy of author Sarah Adams’ newest release, When in Rome, set for publication this September. I’d like to start this off by saying that this is the first of Ms. Adams’ works that I personally read . . . and I can see whyContinue reading “When in Rome”
Enola Holmes and the Black Barouche
Enola always did quite well on her own. With Sherlock, she does even better. To say I was excited about the latest installment in the Enola Holmes series by Nancy Springer is rather an understatement. I bought and re-read all the original books to refresh my memory, and enjoyed them as thoroughly as I hadContinue reading “Enola Holmes and the Black Barouche”
Harvey and the Collection of Impossible Things
Thanks to NetGalley I was able to get an advanced e-copy of Garret Weyr’s new children’s fiction book, Harvey and the Collection of Impossible Things. This was a quick read despite it’s being 100+ pages. Told from the point of view of Harvey the cat, the reader goes on Harvey’s adventure with him, learning whatContinue reading “Harvey and the Collection of Impossible Things”
The Maid
Recently I borrowed the often talked about book, The Maid, by Nita Prose. The prologue and first chapter had some pretty good quotes, and made the premise of the book seem quite intriguing (you will find several of these quotes featured on the image in this post, cross-posted to my Instagram). Unfortunately, I began toContinue reading “The Maid”
The Holiday Switch
Recently I read Tif Marcelo’s The Holiday Switch, a Christmas romcom published in October of 2021. I received it as a gift shortly after it’s publication, and while it took me some time to get to it, I read it relatively quickly. As usual I’ll list the pros and cons of this novel, and giveContinue reading “The Holiday Switch”
The Rebound
Today’s review is of author Catherine Walsh’s latest romantic-comedy, The Rebound. It’s set to be released this Valentine’s Day, and thanks to Netgalley I was able to get an ARC e-copy to review. Heads up that this review will be short, but that’s only because I was so invested in reading it that I didn’tContinue reading “The Rebound”
As Seen on TV
Thanks to Netgalley, I was able to get an early review copy of Meredith Schorr’s newest romcom book, As Seen on TV. What initially attracted me to this idea was that it was set in a small-town, where main character Adina Gellar visits under the assumption that all small towns are like those on Hallmark.Continue reading “As Seen on TV”
The Further Adventures of Miss Petitfour
Today’s review will be pretty short, as I’m reviewing the ARC (provided by NetGalley) of a children’s book by Anne Michaels (illustrated by Emma Block). I had both pros and cons with this story, but let’s start with the pros. I really enjoyed the character introductions, placed right before the stories themselves actually begin. WithContinue reading “The Further Adventures of Miss Petitfour”
The Ghosts of Thorwald Place
Today I’m reviewing a book I pretty much binge-read last November–author Helen Power’s debut novel, The Ghosts of Thorwald Place. Firstly I’ll start by saying that this was an interesting concept to me, and a plot I’d never seen before. Also, the cover art and title were pretty intriguing in a creepy but ‘I wantContinue reading “The Ghosts of Thorwald Place”
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