I find that July is either a month where I read a lot (hello, reading outside in summer) or not much at all (the busyness of summer gets to me). This year, it was a super busy month and I …

If you like engaging historical mysteries with gorgeous period details, you’re in for a treat. Read on for my full review of An Artful Dodge! The Synopsis She’s stolen gems, purses, and hearts—but can she steal her life back from …

Reading is so personal. Everyone chooses books for different reasons, likes certain books for different reasons, gravitates toward certain genres for different reasons…your bookish profile is like a fingerprint. It’s yours, and it’s completely unique. So, when it comes to …

This was the second novel by Kelly Rimmer I’ve read. I read The Things We Cannot Say back in 2020 and absolutely loved it! So, she’s an author I’ve always meant to return to. When I saw a new book …

The Amazon Prime series Off Campus is a worldwide phenomenon. People are loving the adaptation of Elle Kennedy’s Off Campus series – even to the point of some saying the television version is better than the books! A bold statement! …

On the isolated shores of Beanna Dubh, artist Grizela lives alone in her cottage, sleeping by day and painting by night. Her few friends are island’s other outsiders, including a clique of four teenage girls. When strange symbols begin appearing, …

Here we go again, 10 days into the month and I’m finally putting this post up. May was a slower reading month for me, but a good one! Here’s what we read in May: Cathy The Vanishing Cherry Blossom Bookshop …

I needed a break from my contemporary/sports romance genre, so I picked up Kate Khavari’s A Botanist’s Guide to Parties and Poisons on a whim. I was hooked and read the four available Saffron Everleigh mysteries in quick succession.  A …