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20 Questions 2.0 | Book Tag
22 May

20 Questions 2.0 | Book Tag

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It’s time for another book tag. Today I am doing the 20 Questions 2.0 Book Tag. This was created by Anja Xuan over on booktube, but I was tagged by non-other than my best friend Ely from Earl Grey Books. I love trying new book tags and this seemed like a lot of fun, so here we go. 

1. What are your favourite genres to read?

A few years ago this would have been a totally different answer. But over the past 2 years or so, I’ve been reading romance more and more. So that has to take top tier for me. I’ve been also reading a lot of different romance sub-genres this year which is so much fun. 

2. Do you read more relatively popular books or more underrated books?

A mix of both for sure. I like to read more popular ones to see what they are about, but I also love finding books I’ve never heard of and then end up loving them. There are also times, especially right now with booktok, where I read years ago and now it’s becoming popular. 

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3. From what author have you read the most books from?

I haven’t had a count in a while, so you may see that post coming soon. But last time I checked it was Sarina Bowen with 35 books. Will you like to see an updated post with my most read authors? 

4. What audiences (YA, middle grade, adult, etc) do you gravitate towards the most?

Adult for sure as I mostly do read romance. But YA is next for sure. I would also like to say that I also love reading New Adult a lot too and I wish there was so much more for that age.

5. Most relatable character?

This is such a hard question for me. I honestly don’t know who to pick. I read a lot to escape, so there aren’t many characters that I feel I can relate to a lot. But one that I felt connected with recently is Frankie from Always Only You (Bergman Brothers #2) by Chloe Liese.

6. Have you always loved reading?

Yes! Absolutely. I don’t remember a time when I wasn’t reading. As a child, my mum would also read to me. And as I got older, I always read myself. There has also not been a time that I can remember when I haven’t read constantly either.

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7. What’s a book you feel like was written for you?

Ohh this is such an interesting question. I honestly had to think about this one for a while. I know I have already mentioned this author but the Bergman Brothers Series by Chloe Liese. This series has fantastic disability representation and I can’t begin to explain why I love it so much. You can check out my review of the most recent book in the series now.

8. First or third person?

Third, without a doubt. I do read first, but I much prefer third person, close to the narrator. 

9. Are you a mood reader or a TBR reader?

Mood hands down. I’ve spoken about this before on here but I’m absolutely a mood reader. 

10. Series or standalones?

This is such a hard one. It honestly depends on what mood I’m in. But most of the time I’m a series reader. I especially love series that follow different characters in the same world, friendship groups etc. 

11. Do you annotate your books?

No, not really. If there is something that I love, or dislike I will note it down. But it’s not something that I do constantly. I mostly read on the train, so this would make it so hard. 

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12. Long or short books?

My favourite pages for a book are between 300-400 pages. So right smack bam in the middle. I do love reading a 700-page book every once in a while. But I mostly like sticking to under 500 pages. 

13. Favourite bookish tropes?

This is like asking me what my favourite book is. But I do love best friend sibling/siblings best friend, fake dating/marriage of convenience, hate to love, and second chance romances. 

14. Favourite book to TV show/film adaptation?

Heartstopper! Need I say more. I just binged it and oh my gosh it’s seriously fantastic. I honestly can’t really pick anything that I felt was missing from the book so far. I’m so excited to see where this is taken. 

15. Do you DNF?

I do. But do I do it often? No. I like to give a book as much of a chance as possible. And sometimes I push myself to finish a book. I really shouldn’t though. When it’s not my jam, I should just out it down. 

16. What’s a book you wish you had a sequel?

I honestly can’t think of any at the moment. As I said before. I mainly read series so for me, I get the books that I want. 

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17. Favourite fictional place/setting?

I do love any fantastical setting. I just love the magic that it can bring to the page. Anything that also includes forests. I don’t even know why, because I don’t like walking in them. There is something about it that makes me love a book. 

18. Ebooks, audiobooks, or physical books?

I love and adore the look of physical books. And I still buy them – a lot. But I do like my ebooks. It just makes it so much easier for me. Travelling to work each day. There are times when I had to stand or I have people sitting next to me, and just having to hold my phone or kindle is perfect. 

19. What’s your preferred page length for a book?

I mentioned this before but between 300-400 pages. I don’t mind when it hits the 500 mark either. 

20. Tag your friends.

I’m tagging anyone that wants to do this tag. Let me know if you do, so I can check out your answers! 

And there we go! That is the 20 questions 2.0 book tag. What do you think of my answers? Let’s Chat! 

My Last Five Reads | May
19 May

My Last Five Reads | May

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I’ve really been liking doing these posts the last couple of months, so today we are doing another look at my last five reads. My reading has been so much better lately, especially since I’ve not had a great two months. But I’m finally feeling in the mood and loving reading at the moment. 

I also want to note, that I do write these posts a little in advance but not too much. So if you follow me on GoodReads, you might notice that we are a little behind. Anyway, let’s get right into it. Also if I binge read a series I just include it as ‘one book’ for this. Let’s go! 

Red Ridge Sinners MC #2-4 by Caitlyn Dare: I’ve put off reading this series until it was completed and I realised a few days ago it finally was. So I read books 2-4 which follows River and her men Diesel, Zach, and Jax. This is an MC romance that is dark, and gritty and I’m really into it. It’s very much a hate/dislike to love romance between River and her men.

There is a dark romance, with quite a few trigger warnings. So before you pick this one up, please just check before you read it. 

But if you like those times of romances with love- interests that just aren’t that kind, then pick this up. 

Pack Origin (A Blissful Omegaverse #0.5) by Kate King and Jessa Wilder: There isn’t much to say about this one. It’s just under 100 pages but is an excellent introduction to the world that these authors have created. 

Pack Origin follows Bliss in an omengaverse world. Living in a foster home with the boys that have always been there for her. She’s a beta, they are alphas but that doesn’t change much between them. Then things start to change. Not just between Bliss and her boys, but within Bliss herself.  

I’m not sure when I’m going to start the rest of the series, but I’m excited.  

Triple-Duty Bodyguards by Lily Gold: I didn’t know what to expect when I started this book. It sounded intriguing and I wanted a fun read. It’s not a ‘fun’ read per se. I still did enjoy it a lot. 

When Briar is confronted with a stranger in her own home, she knows she needs more protection. Bring in the Angels and now Briar doesn’t just have one man to protect her but three. 

They are protective, aggressive and will do anything for Briar. It started off making sure she is protected, then it turns into making sure she is also loved. 

 

Lessons in Corruption (The Fallen Men #1) by Giana Darling: This was actually a re-read for me. In my anticipation for the upcoming book in this series. I wanted to do a re-read and just get myself back into the world and timeline. 

I really do love this series, and this is the book that kicked it off for me. Please check trigger warnings before jumping into this book and series. This one has an age gap romance with some forbidden territories. I’m so excited about the new book. Ekk. 

 

One Night in Garoureve (The Shifters of Garoureve #1) by Elle M. Drew: I was not expecting to like this book as much as I did. But as soon as I started it, I knew I was going to love it and I did. 

It’s sexy and hot. But also really addicting. The romance was really interesting and I loved them together. I wish we were able to see a little more of the life after secrets are revealed, however, it’s a series. So I am hoping we see them again soon. 

I can’t wait to continue reading the rest of the series. It makes me so excited. 

And there we go. Those are the last five books that I’ve read so far this month. As you can see from this post I’ve really enjoyed a lot of my last five reads. What have you read recently? Did you enjoy them? Let’s chat! 

Books I Was SO EXCITED to Get, but Still Haven’t Read
17 May

Books I Was SO EXCITED to Get, but Still Haven’t Read

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This week I’m sharing the books I was excited to get but still haven’t read. Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and Bookish and is hosted by The Artsy Reader Girl. 

I’ve gotten a lot of books this year, and I have read a good chunk of them. But there are still so many that I haven’t read yet. So today I’m sharing the books that I was excited to get this year but still haven’t had the chance to read.

There are mostly romances on this list because that is pretty much all I’ve been reading for the past year. But I’m excited to pick these ones up. As always these are in no real order. Let’s go.

A Pack of Blood and Lies (The Boulder Wolves #1) by Olivia Wildenstein | A Deal with the Elf King (Married to Magic #1) by Elise Kova | Punk 57 by Penelope Douglas | Immortal Plunder (Pirates of Felicity #1) by Kelly St. Clare. 

The Longing of Lone Wolves (Fae Guardians #1) by Lana Pecherczyk |  Gild (The Plated Prisoner #1) by Raven Kennedy. | Bombshell (Hell’s Belles #1) by Sarah MacLean | Taken to Voraxia (Xiveri Mates #1). by Elizabeth Stephens.

Reel (Hollywood Renaissance #1) by Kennedy Ryan | Hooked (Never After, #1) by Emily McIntire.

And there we go. Those are the books I was excited to get this year but still, haven’t had the chance to read yet. Where should I start? Have you read any of these? Let’s Chat! 

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April was a very good reading month for me, especi April was a very good reading month for me, especially after last month. I had some really fantastic reads in April. I did do a lot of re-reading this month but I had such blast. I re-read Caught Up and Play Along and the first 4 books in the Ironside Academy series. 📚

I read some books that I’ve been waiting for including the new book from Kels and Denise Stone, as well as the new Tessa Hale. ✨

Overall it was such a good month, lots of binge reading series and starting on some new authors. I’m so excited to see what May brings. 🖤

What was your favourite book that you read in April? 

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IT’S RACE WEEK! 🏎️ If you didn’t know al IT’S RACE WEEK! 🏎️

If you didn’t know already I love F1, have ever since I was younger and decided that this year it would be fun to combined my love for F1 and reading together. 📚

After a week off we are back at it. We are in Miami this week’s and things are only just heating up. This week I’m reading Falling Off the Cliff  Kanitha P.

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Formula 1 legend in the making and rising star Thiago Valencia is chasing redemption as well as his second World Champion title. With a tarnished reputation and an undetermined future in F1 that hangs by a terribly loose thread, he can’t afford to lose his seat. Thiago is ready to do anything to redeem himself and erase his past mistakes. When a mysterious woman intrudes on his private party in Monte Carlo, he is certain the universe has brought his polar opposite into his life as salvation. He is sunshine, she is moonlight; he is a bright star and she is a moonbeam.

Destiny takes the wheel, steering Kamari into Thiago’s orbit, but her open disdain and closely guarded heart warn her to stay away. Enchanted by her charms, Thiago is intent on melting her freezing barriers and tearing down the walls shielding her heart.

When Kamari agrees to help him save his future by being his fake girlfriend, the unexpected happens, triggered by a game of lies, secrets and desire.

As they plunge towards the finish line, the race veers offtrack and neither of them are ready to fall off the cliff.
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How Race Week Reads Will Work 

On Monday of race week I’ll announce the book I’ll be reading for the week, then throughout the week I’ll be posting stories and my thoughts. And then on Sunday, race day my review and final thoughts will go up.

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A little late but I am finally getting to share Ra A little late but I am finally getting to share Race 5’s Race Week Reads review. This week I read, Downforce (Pit Lane #1) by Hannah Lily.

🏎️ Review 🏎️

I had so much fun reading this book. I knew I was in for a ride as soon as I started Downforce. It was entertaining, fun, and I just had a good time reading it. And while it does explore some heavy topics, I don’t think it took away from the fun nature of the book.

Right from the start, we can see the tension between F1 Presenter, Olivia Fraser and F1 Driver, Jonah Scott. And while silly at times, it was fun seeing them interact together. Both really didn’t like each other. They both had said things about and to one another that sometimes it caused chaos. And I was here for it.

I did find that at times, just silly things happened. I am not a massive rom-com reader, and there was a lot of falling into one another, and arguments stemmed from nothing. This is honestly just because I don’t like these types of scenes, but it didn’t really make me dislike the book at all.

I loved the whole road trip aspect of the book, it’s different from other F1 books I’ve read so far this year and just made for some interesting banter and lust. I do wish that the road trip was a little longer than it was because I did feel like the romance moved pretty quickly here, but again, it didn’t really affect how much I was enjoying the book.

The romance was this combination of being slow burn and full of angst right at the start, to the road trip happening and then bam. But I loved it, though. The banter between Olivia and Jonah was fantastic. I loved seeing them grow not only with one another but with themselves as well.

Overall, I had a great time reading Downforce and will be continuing the series for sure when the other books come out. The romance was angsty and just felt right. The found family aspect really worked well here, and the F1 aspects were pretty okay. Not the best I’ve seen, but not the worst either. If you are looking for a fun read that has a great romance and a little rom-comy, then pick this one up.
I’ve already had a pretty amazing reading year. I’ve already had a pretty amazing reading year. There have been so many books that I have enjoyed but there are some that I have just loved. 🖤

I didn’t realise before I put this post together that all of these books are from authors I’ve read and loved before. There hasn’t been a Rebecca Yarros book that I haven’t rated under 4 Stars. Elsie Silver is just making me love everything that she writes. Wild and Wrangled may be my favourite in the series. 📖

Three rereads also made it to this list. Binding 13 still makes me gasp and smile all at the same time. And Caught Up and Play Along just hit every time. 📚

I’ve honestly had a great year so far and since making this post a few more books I’ve read I’ve ended up loving. It’s going to be hard to pick my favourites at the end of the year that is for sure. ✨

What books have you loved reading this year? Are any books that made my list on yours? Let me know! 

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