Though the loss of Ichigo’s father is discussed, overall, this is a very sweet and light-hearted read that had me giggling in joy and secondhand embarrassment.
Category Archives: ARC Reviews
Lucky Girl, How I Became a Horror Writer by: M. Rickert
I desperately wish it was a full-length novel, there are so many things I’d like to learn about the characters we meet, and so much history I would love to explore further.
The Perfect Crimes of Marian Hayes by: Cat Sebastian
Between the sweet romance developing between Marian and Rob and the shenanigans, they get themselves into over the course of the book, I absolutely adored every second!
Violet Made of Thorns by: Gina Chen
After reading the summary of this book, on Netgalley, I knew I wanted to dive in. I’m a sucker for fantasy novels that follow someone who’s labeled morally gray.
A Merry Little Meet Cute by: Julie Murphy and Sierra Simone
Judge all you want but I DEVOURED this Christmas book in April…and I feel no shame!
Bet on It by: Jodie Slaughter
With a bet in place, to ensure they limit interactions and prevent feelings from developing, why do Aja and Walker, both, keep finding reasons to spend more time together?
A Lady for the Duke by: Alexis Hall
This story had me grinning, laughing, crying, and squealing with glee.
[ARC] Tear Down the Throne by: Jennifer Estep
This book had me feeling all the emotions, there were times when I needed to scream into a pillow from excitement, and sometimes anger, and times when I needed to grab the tissues because I couldn’t stop the tears.
Can’t Resist Her by: Kianna Alexander
This book started out strong, with their meet-cute giving off major Cinderella vibes. Summer always had a crush on Aoki but Aoki never noticed her…until the night of their graduation party.
Count Your Lucky Stars by: Alexandria Bellefleur
This book had me laughing within the first chapter and dying of secondhand embarrassment by the fourth. I loved meeting Margo in book one and being able to read her inner thoughts as she’s faced with her childhood BFF Olivia, who she hasn’t seen or heard from in 11 years, was so good!
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