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Popular Books That I’ve Loved To Read
03 Nov

Popular Books That I’ve Loved To Read

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On Tuesday I share some of the underhyped books that I loved reading. So today I thought I would share books that were/have become popular that I loved. From old favourites to books I’ve read this year. I tried to share a mix of different romance genres and more.

It’s really hard to say what is popular sometimes. But this is based on my experience and what I have seen as a bookseller, and on social media. And as always these are in no real order. So let’s go. 

Lessons in Corruption (The Fallen Men #1) by Giana Darling | From Lukov with Love by Mariana Zapata. | Broken Bonds (The Bonds That Tie #1) by J. Bree. | Neon Gods (Dark Olympus #1) by Katee Robert.

The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood | Brutal Prince (Brutal Birthright #1) by Sophie Lark.  | 7th Circle (Hades #1) by Tate James | From Blood and Ash (Blood and Ash #1) by Jennifer L. Armentrout.

Birthday Girl by Penelope Douglas | Twisted Games (Twisted #2) by Ana Huang. | It Ain’t Me, Babe (Hades Hangmen #1) by Tillie Cole | Praise (Salacious Players Club #1) by Sara Cate.

And there we go! Those are some of the popular books that I’ve loved to read. What popular books have you loved? Have you read any of these books? What do you think of them? Let’s Chat!

Underhyped Books That I Cannot Help But Love
01 Nov

Underhyped Books That I Cannot Help But Love

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This week I’m sharing the underhyped books that I cannot but love. Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and Bookish and is hosted by The Artsy Reader Girl

I really struggled with this week’s topic. Mainly because who I think may be an unlikeable character, someone else might disagree. So I decided to play around with this theme, and instead share underhyped books that I love. 

I love sharing books that I love and that don’t see around a lot. That I want more people to read. So I thought it would be the perfect post to share some of the underhyped books that I cannot help but love. Let’s get right into it. And always these are in no order. 

One Night in Garoureve (The Shifters of Garoureve #1) by Elle M. Drew – Review. | Lilacs and Leather (Pack Saint Clair #1) by Thora Woods. | Find Me (WITSEC #1) by Ashley N. Rostek | Dark Horse (A Demon’s Guide to the Afterlife #1) by Kel Carpenter and Aurelia Jane.

The Mistletoe Motive by Chloe Liese | Tin (Faeries of Oz #1) by Candace Robinson and Amber R. Duell. |Drag Me Up (Gods of Hunger #1) by R.M. Virtues. | Queen Takes Knights (Their Vampire Queen #1) by Joely Sue Burkhart.

The Ones Who Got Away (The Ones Who Got Away #1) by Roni Loren | A Delicate Deception (Regency Imposters #3) by Cat Sebastian.

And there we go. Those are some of the books that I think are underhyped that I cannot help but love. Have you read any fo these books? What did you think of them? What made it to your list this week?Let’s chat! 

Getting Back Into Reading | October Wrap Up
30 Oct

Getting Back Into Reading | October Wrap Up

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October started off slow, but as the month went on I got to reading more and more. I read a mix of things this month. From some new-to-me authors and old favourites. It was a mix of contemporary to monster and darker romances.

I really like the mix that I did have this month. If I was ever getting bored with something or I felt that I was going to go into a slump. I would just switch it up. I did plan to read more monster romances for Halloween. But I didn’t get to as many as I would have liked. But I did have a good time reading what I did. 

Anyway enough of all this. Here are all the books that I read this October. And as always these are in no real order. 

Washed In Blood (Heaven’s Guardians MC #1) by Ashley Lane – 3 Stars | Silenced By Sin (Heaven’s Guardians MC #2) by Ashley Lane – 3 Stars. | Haunted By Regret (Heaven’s Guardians MC #3) by Ashley Lane – 3 Stars | Betrayed by Beauty (Heaven’s Guardians MC #4) by Ashley Lane – 3 Stars. 

Laurels and Liquor (Pack Saint Clair #3) by Thora Woods – 3.5 Stars – Review | Icebreaker (UCMH #1) by Hannah Grace – 4 stars – Review. | Muscles & Monsters (Leviathan Fitness #1) by Ashley Bennett – 3.5 Stars | Tentacles & Triathlons (Leviathan Fitness #2) by Ashley Bennett – 3.5 Stars. 

Failure to Thrive by Elle Rivers – 2 Stars | Just Drop Out (Hannaford Prep #1) by J Bree – 3.5 Stars.  | Make Your Move (Hannaford Prep #2) by J. Bree – 4 Stars | Play the Game (Hannaford Prep #3) by J. Bree – 3.5 Stars.

Monster’s Plaything (Monster & Me #1) by C.R. Jane and Mila Young – 4 Stars. | Rookie Move (Brooklyn Bruisers #1) by Sarina Bowen – 4 Stars Reread. | Hard Hitter (Brooklyn Bruisers #2) by Sarina Bowen – 3.5 Stars Reread. | Pipe Dreams (Brooklyn Bruisers #3) by Sarina Bowen – 4 Stars Reread. 

Brooklynaire (Brooklyn Bruisers #4) by Sarina Bowen – 4 Stars Reread. | Bountiful (True North #4) by Sarina Bowen – 4 Stars Reread. 

And there we go. Those are all the books that I read this October. I did a little re-read at the end of the month, as I felt like I was falling into a little slump. But I’m currently reading Queen of the Vampire Court by Katee Robert and loving it so that is exciting. Overall my month ended up being pretty good. 

What did you read this month? What was your favourite read? Have you read anything from my wrap-up? What did you think of them? Is there anything you are looking forward to reading in November? Nevertheless, Let’s Chat

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I can’t believe it’s already June! But you know wh I can’t believe it’s already June! But you know what that means? More romances books coming our way.

Here are only some of the romances releases coming out this month. Some of these books have already hit shelves in other countries but I’m so excited for them and so many more. 
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Yeah, this is what I wanted. I really enjoyed Vict Yeah, this is what I wanted. I really enjoyed Victoria Wilder’s Bourbon Boys series, and as soon as I heard she was writing a new series, around whiskey and women. Well, hell year. It took me a little bit to get into the book, but after a few chapters, I was hooked. 

Wyn is hiding, hiding from everyone, even when she is there. She is hiding behind so much, and damn, I don’t blame her. We don’t know everything from the start, but we start piecing things together, and my heart broke. And I was terrified for her. But she is a Crowne woman, and that means something. 

We’ve met Julian before, and while he intrigued me before, I am invested now. He is charming, secretive in the best way and will do anything at this point for Wyn. But he is also lost, and somehow he finds his way to Rumour and back into Wyn’s life. 

The romance is hot and steamy and everything that you want. The tension and chemistry in this one is high. Neither Wyn nor Julian wants to really give in or give up on one another, but a lot is standing in their way, honestly, mainly themselves. I just sat there giggling half the time because they are swoon-worthy. 

I would say this is the darkest Victoria Wilder book I’ve read, so double-check those trigger warnings before jumping in because there is a lot that happens. And I don’t think it’s going to die down any time soon because these Crowne women are badass, and I know things are only just getting started. 

Overall, Rumors & Whiskey is hot and sexual. The tension is dripping off the page, and then you are thrown into the terror and horrors of Rumour. You don’t know what is going to happen next, you don’t know who to trust, and there are so many more secrets that have yet to be revealed. I know I am ready for more. Are you?

Thank you to @atriabooksaus for an earc of Rumors & Whiskey 🥃. I’m in love.

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March was a better reading month than February for March was a better reading month than February for me, and while I’m still stuck in my heated rivalry fanfiction era I managed to scrap out of it a little this month. 

I reread four books from the sweet omegaverse series and honestly had the best time. I also read two of my most anticipated reads of the year and had a blast. Sadly I did also have my first dnf of the year.

What did you read this March? Any standouts? What are you looking forward to reading in April? Let’s chat! 
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I have a love-hate relationship with this series. I have a love-hate relationship with this series. But I ended up really enjoying this one. It’s best friends to fake dating to-lovers. It’s always been you, bad-boy/good-girl, and I loved that. While Save Your Breath has quite a few tropes, it really leads itself to it, and it works. 

Aleks and Mia have known each other for years now. Since they were teenagers, that angst has been building up this whole time. And you can tell right from the get-go, it’s fantastic. I even wanted more of it, because I love pain. When Aleks went to live with Mia’s family as a teenager, sparks flew, but for many reasons, they both put their feelings aside. And well, now they are not only going to be fake-dating, but they might as well be engaged, too. 

I really enjoyed seeing how both Aleks and Mia both tried to hide how they were feeling throughout the whole ‘fake-dating’ situation, but anyone could see it. They know each other as no one else does. Aleks has a lot going on, and while I do think this was brushed over a little too much, Mia is his centre. Mia is a massive music star and is a female in the industry, so yeah, people don’t respect her. Obvsiouly because why couldn’t a female star be badass and write about the things that she has gone through? Aleks and Mia get each other, and that is very clear from the start; they are both just trying to squash everything. We get to see them slowly start to show how they feel, and well, one night it all explodes. 

Overall, I enjoyed this one a lot; it’s not my favourite of the series, but I had a great time reading it. I liked Aleks and Mia a lot as characeters and while I think the mental health aspect could have been explored a whole lot more, I can see why it wasn’t. The romance was slow and spicy, the angst was great, and the payoff for these two was what they needed. 

Tropes
🏒Sports/Hockey Romance
🎤Fake Dating/Engagement
🏒Childhood Friends to Lovers
🎤Forced Proximity
🏒Athlete x Pop Star 
🎤Angsty Slow Burn 

Content Warnings
Mental Health Struggles 
Suicide Intention 
Family Deaths 
Alcohol Consumption
Violence on Ice

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