Fool Me Once | By Ashley Winstead
Fool Me Once gave me more than what I had expected. It is a reflective romantic comedy that would make for a light-hearted read, but at the same time, not too shallow.
Category: Contemporary Romance
The Dead Romantics | By Ashley Poston
The Dead Romantics is as morbid as Wednesday Adams and her family, but as quaint as Stars Hollow and the Gilmore Girls.book
Something New at the Borrow a Bookshop | By Kiley Dunbar
Something New At the Borrow a Bookshop is my fourth Kiley Dunbar book and I can definitely see the signature in the style of writing.
The Matchmaker | By Catherine Walsh
The Matchmaker follows Katie Collins who loves her town Ennisbawn and works as a bartender at the local pub, Kelly’s.
Not You Please | By Anuradha Dev
Not You Please could be too “filmy” for most people. But if you don’t mind a simple hate-to-love teenage Indian YA romance, go for it.
How To Keep A Husband For 10 Days | By Jessica Hatch
How To Keep A Husband For Ten Days was fun and entertaining, and I finished it one sitting during a 7-hour train ride.
Anchored Hearts | By Priscilla Oliveras
Anchored Hearts is a fun beach read if you are looking for a light read with a bit of depth. This one is a second-chance romance.
The Baker’s Man | By Jennifer Moorman
The Baker’s Man is a whimsical romantic comedy. If you are in the mood for a breezy romance with a backdrop of hunger-inducing baked goods, this is a fun pick.
Snap Out Of It | By Maddie Dawson
If you are in search of a book filled with hope, love and a little bit of magic, then Snap Out of It is just the right book for you.
Pride, Prejudice and Other Flavors | By Sonali Dev
Retelling a classic like Pride and Prejudice is a humongous effort. Pride, Prejudice, and Other Flavors did an excellent job of imbibing the spirit of the original.
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