To Kill A King by W.L. Hawkin feature is here! The book will be available worldwide in digital and print across all platforms on March 21, 2021!
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I am BEYOND excited to announce my FIRST-EVER book club pick finally. Usually, I do a huge book stack of reads I recommend for the entire month. BUT I got so many messages and requests to pick one book because let’s face it, we are all busy and cannot always get to 5-10 books each month.
The Newcomer by Mary Kay Andrews Review is here, and let me say that this book is one of my all-time favorite Andrews novels, and that is saying a lot. For those readers that are not aware, I have an entire shelf dedicated to Andrews novels…I blame it on Hello, Summer.
My Top 5 Beach Reads 2021 are here, and I am so excited to unveil them! Everyone has been writing in asking me what I recommend reading at the beach. I decided to put together an unveiling to let you all know my picks.
The reason I love to read is simple. I love going to entirely different worlds. Reading allows me to feel as if I am living an adventure. It doesn’t matter if it is make-believe or realistic—reading makes me believe in the impossible.
Eva Carter Exclusive Author Interview is here. Eva joins me to chat about her latest novel, How to Save a Life!
April TBR Picks Revealed! I am so excited for this month’s reads. Yes, I know I say that probably every month, but this month I have TWO picks I have been waiting months for on the list.
A young princess, Zaira, gets thrown into the role of being Crown when her father, King Jasper, unexpectedly passes. However, Zaira soon finds out that being Crown is not as easy as it may have appeared.
Ignite by Marie A Wishert centers around runner Ruby Carlson who is in a crisis. She keeps questioning what good is reaching your goal if you never experience anything along the way.
My march tbr reading picks are here. Every month, I choose a collection of books from various genres to read. It all depends on what catches my eye when I am book shopping. It can be the cover or summary. Honestly, it just depends on what interests me.
The Evil Queen by Gena Showalter is a great book. The fairy tale retelling is spot on and so original. I have read so many fairy tale retellings, and none of them have compared to The Evil Queen.
First, I want to say a HUGE thank YOU to the author Erin A. Craig! She sent me a copy of Small Favors just because and I could not have been more excited! Find out my thoughts on her new novel Small Favors! A Rumpelstiltskin storyline!
