Places We’ve Never Been by Kasie West is a sweet story revolving around a summer RV trip between two families. Featuring childhood best friends who reconnect, a relatable main character, and family secrets, this book is a recipe for a heartwarming read. Fans of Kasie West will not be disappointed in her latest novel, and for the uninitiated, this is the perfect road trip book for those looking for a cute summer contemporary. Continue reading
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Giveaway: The Memory Keeper of Kyiv by Erin Litteken
Welcome to the book blitz for The Memory Keeper of Kyiv by Erin Litteken! This is a book that fans of literary fiction will want to check out. Keep reading to learn more about the book and enter the giveaway to win an ebook copy (INT)! Continue reading
Review: Tokyo Dreaming by Emiko Jean
Tokyo Dreaming by Emiko Jean is sweet story about staying true to yourself that revolves around the main character’s determination to give her parents a happily ever after. As a big fan of Tokyo Ever After, I was highly anticipating this sequel, and I was thrilled to see that Izumi is just as entertaining and relatable as I remembered. While I struggled with the love triangle and some of the plot points, I still enjoyed this upbeat story and the chance to return to Izumi’s world. Continue reading
Amazon Giveaway: May Flowers Giveaway Hop
Welcome to the May Flowers Giveaway Hop hosted by Review Wire Media and Chatty Patty’s Place! This giveaway hop is perfect for getting some items from your wishlist. Look for giveaways for all sorts of items, such as books and gift cards. I am giving away a $10 Amazon gift card . (INT) Rules Continue reading
Review: Café Con Lychee by Emery Lee
Café Con Lychee by Emery Lee combines rival restaurants with secret scheming in a story of unlikely friendship and embracing one’s true self. As a fan of the enemies to lovers trope, I enjoyed the dynamic between Theo and Gabi as they come together to save their family restaurants, and the differing dynamics between both families are well-written. This book is both entertaining and heartbreaking, and it is perfect for those who enjoy a contemporary that delves into more serious themes. Continue reading