book-reviews

  • ARC Review: Love You to Death by Jenna Levine

    Publication Date: October 13, 2026 Love You to Death was such a wonderful story of a second chance at living life and falling in love. Lucy and Daniel’s journey is entertaining and heartwarming in equal measures, and I so enjoyed watching them fall in love and rediscover that part of themselves. I wanted so badly… Continue reading

  • ARC Review: The Christmas Yes List by Melissa Ferguson

    Publication Date: October 6, 2026 This book is truly about two different people learning to put their own needs first while also falling for one another. The Christmas Yes List is cute, holiday fun while also tackling the very real reality of finding one’s voice. Chloe and James are entertaining, heartfelt, and honest in the… Continue reading

  • ARC Review: Snowed Inn by Valerie Bowman

    Publication Date: October 6, 2026 After reading The Honeycrisp Orchard Inn last fall, I was so excited to read Snowed Inn and to reconnect with that world! Maria and Jesse have such a sweet love story after a snowstorm and their friends’ illness brought them together. In showing up for their shared love ones, they… Continue reading

  • ARC Review: Once, Again, Always by Amanda Gayle

    Publication Date: October 6, 2026 Molly and Aster’s story in Once, Again, Always captured my heart and held onto it tightly. There’s such power and beauty in stories with memory loss and loved ones finding their way back together. This story was beautiful and heartfelt and so raw and honest in all of the very… Continue reading

  • ARC Review: Mistletoe All the Way by Lauren Blakely

    Publication Date: October 6, 2026 Lauren Blakely once again brings the perfect holiday spirit in Mistletoe All the Way! Eloise and Noah are the very definition of the grumpy-sunshine dynamic and I loved seeing how Eloise’s love for Christmas slowly wore off on Noah. The Mr Holiday competition was such a fun way to bring… Continue reading

  • ARC Review: Trust Fall by Lynn Painter

    Publication Date: September 29, 2026 Lynn Painter’s talent for writing both adult and YA romances truly should be studied, because she is incredible at it! Trust Fall captures the beauty and heartache of being a teenager at once, and Julie and Damion felt like taking a trip back in time in a good way. I… Continue reading

  • ARC Review: The Twelve Loves of Christmas: An Advent Romance Collection by Alexandra Bellefleur, Elise Bryant, Olivia Dade, Alexis Daria, Sarah Hogle, Zakiya N. Jamal, Rebecca Jenshak, Jessica Joyce, Susan Lee, Joss Richard, M.A. Wardell, and Rebekah Weatherspoon

    Publication Date: September 29, 2026 From stories of second chances to wild meet cutes and everything in between, this anthology has something for everyone. The Twelve Loves of Christmas brought together love in so many different forms and showed how the holidays can bring about a special kind of magic. This is the perfect holiday… Continue reading

  • ARC Review: Swing and a Kiss by Jaqueline Snowe

    Publication Date: September 29, 2026 If you know anything about me, you know that fake dating x sports romance is totally my niche. Swing and a Kiss knocked this out of the park- baseball pun FULLY intended! I loved Cassidy and Nate’s love story and simply can’t get enough! These two are so opposites attract… Continue reading

  • ARC Review: Saddle Storm by Roxanne Tully

    Publication Date: September 23, 2026 Once again, I am completely OBSESSED with Roxanne Tully’s Blue River Ranch books! Saddle Storm was the perfect continuation to the series, and I fell completely in love with both Silas and Storm. This book truly is small town, second chance romance at its very best! There was such a… Continue reading

  • ARC Review: So It Grows by Andie Burke

    Publication Date: September 22, 2026 Like the roots at Felicity’s plant shop, Felicity and Nic’s love story in So It Grows took a deep hold within me! I loved their banter and eventual friendship as well as the build into a romantic connection. There is so much to love about the two of them as… Continue reading