Paris Never Leaves You is up next on my TBR! Have you read it yet? Keep reading for a sneak peek into the first chapter! “Masterful. Magnificent. A passionate story of survival and a real page turner. This story will stay with me for a long time.” —Heather Morris, author of The Tattooist of Auschwitz and Cilka’s JourneyLiving through …
(Thank you to the publisher for the gifted copy) This book sucked me in and pulled me along for the ride, but damn that ending … I don’t know. I just don’t know, guys. I should have seen the ending coming. It left me feeling the same way My Lovely Wife did. I won’t say …
I know I don’t give star ratings anymore but if I did, What’s Left of Me would get all of them. Every last f-ing star. This book is raw, honest, emotional, and filled with hope. Kristen’s writing is so beautiful and perfect as she guides the reader through the story. Did I cry? Yup. Did …
Raw. Honest. Real. Those are the words I’d use to describe Saeed’s memoir. As a gay Black man raised in Texas, Saeed details his self-discovery and the struggles he and his single mother faced. And, he doesn’t hold back. In addition to being a powerful story, Saeed’s writing had a melodic flow that pulled me …
(Thank you to the publisher for the gifted copy) Before I dive into my review, if you haven’t swiped to the second photo, please take a moment to join me obsessing over this week’s mani. Alright, on to the book, which I loved! I’ve yet to read a Katherine Center novel that I didn’t fall …
I finished this book on Saturday and have been trying to find the words for a review. As much as I loved this book, it angered me. Jivan’s story was heartbreaking and, sadly, it is a reality for so many. While reading, I found myself yelling at those who refused to stand up for Jivan …
Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for the gifted copy. Family. Friendship. Secrets. Lies. Saving Ruby King wove all of these elements into an unexpected and heartbreaking story. Layla’s dedication to both her friend Ruby and the truth was what really sucked me into the story. Her loyalty and strength were inspiring. I loved …
Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for the gifted copy. I loved this book. The mother-daughter relationship between Ginny & Avery, and Ginny and her mother. Ginny’s friendship with Kiersten. The backstory. All of it. I’m still processing it all, but this might be one of my faves of the year. I’ve seen some confusion over …
I’m a sucker for a good, slow-burn romance and boy did Something to Talk About deliver. I adored both Jo and Emma. Each woman was both strong and confident, but they both also struggled with the same thing … trusting their hearts. Something to Talk About also tackled the tough topic of sexual harassment in …
Review: The Boyfriend Project, Farrah Rochon I LOVED this book. It took me forever to read it but I think that has more to do with my mental/emotional state right now. Any other time and this would have been a book I devoured in a day. This book was everything I’d hoped for … strong …
