Fan Service | By Rosie Danan
Fan Service is a one time read for me. While it successfully captures the nostalgia of an era when vampires and werewolves dominated pop culture, the story ultimately feels a little too surface level.
Category: Contemporary Romance
How to Kill a Guy in Ten Dates | By Shailee Thompson
How to Kill a Guy in Ten Dates was an engaging thriller, especially in audiobook format. It stays true to its genre while delivering plenty of entertainment.
First Time Caller | By B K Borison
I would recommend First-Time Caller to romance lovers looking for a soft slow-burn love story. It didn’t completely sweep me off my feet or deeply move me, but it had its moments.
How to Write a Love Story | By Catherine Walsh
How to Write a Love Story is a heartfelt romance between an editor and a writer. This one is different than the author’s usual style.
The Paradise Problem | By Christina Lauren
The Paradise Problem was fun and entertaining. It didn’t surprise me, but it was everything I expected it to be, a fun and beachy romance read.
Floating Solo | By Shelley Wilson
Floating Solo was a breezy, one-time read for me. It was fun, simple and sometimes that’s exactly what you need for a rom-com.
Not Another Love Song | By Julie Soto
Not Another Love Song started as a musical love story with great potential. This love song isn’t going to make my all-time favorite playlist, but I didn’t mind listening to it once. Â
This is Not a Holiday Romance | By Camilla Isley
This is Not a Holiday Romance is a cozy hate-to-love romance with a healthy amount of festive spirit peppered in.
Love Camera Action | By Noel Stark
Love, Action, Camera was hardly a one-time read for me. It’s not bad writing. It’s just that the plot didn’t work for me personally.
Mystery in the Metaverse | By Nick Airus
Mystery in the Metaverse is a great concept full of potential. There is intrigue, worldbuilding, and sci-fi elements blended into a cocktail that definitely gets your attention.
