Bell Time | By Sophie Toovey
If you are a fan of authors like Sophie Kinsella, Catherine Walsh and Jill Mansell, you will end up loving Bell Time.
Category: Book Reviews
The Pawnshop of Stolen Dreams | By Victoria Williamson | Illustrated by James Brown
The Pawnshop of Stolen Dreams is a quick and enjoyable read which makes you think while being intrigued by the theatrics.
Break | By Clare Littlemore
Break, the second book in the Flow series was even more engaging than the first one. Life for Quin won’t be the same again ever.
Thank You For Listening | By Julia Whelan
Thank You For Listening is a romance novel, not just between the main leads Sewanee and Brock but, between the reader/listener and the audiobooks.
The Club | By Ellery Lloyd
The Club is a closed-circuit thriller with x/y variables. I would say go for it if this kind of entertainer is your thing.
Harpyness is Only Skin Deep | By D H Willison
Harpyness is Only Skin Deep deals with the layers of humanity when you are no longer the most dangerous predator in your world.
If Tomorrow Doesn’t Come | By Jen St. Jude
If Tomorrow Doesn’t Come is a heartfelt coming-of-age story that happens literally at the end of the world.
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.
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.
