The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun was one of my most anticipated reads since I love the chaos of reality TV, and I am always on the lookout for a fresh takes on the rom-com genre. Following the star of a dating show who falls for a producer instead, this original and uplifting read contains its fair share of drama and two lovable main characters. What I especially enjoyed is the way the author calls out some of the harmful aspects of dating shows, specifically their disregard for mental health. This is a moving and unexpectedly powerful book that fans of Red, White & Royal Blue and One to Watch will love. Continue reading
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Review: Little Disasters by Sarah Vaughan
Little Disasters by Sarah Vaughan is a dramatic story that will surprise you. Almost entirely told in dual perspective, the book explores the themes of child neglect and female friendship. While there is some element of mystery to the narrative, this book reads more like a contemporary than a thriller. Continue reading
Book Review: In Five Years by Rebecca Serle
In Five Years by Rebecca Serle is a story about friendship and finding one’s self. The main character is perfectly flawed and the writing is captivating. The book is an unforgettable and moving love story that is a perfect read for fans of One Day in December. Continue reading
The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell
The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell is a dark and twisty thriller that will reel you in and spit you out. Also, the characters are interesting and quite flawed. It is a perfect book for the fall season. Continue reading
Say You Still Love Me by K.A. Tucker
Say You Still Love Me by K.A. Tucker is the quintessential summer novel that is perfect for your beach bag. The dual timelines and interesting main character make it a fun, yet dramatic novel. Also, the side characters are well-developed and add to the whimsical side of the story. Continue reading