BookWormin'

Thank you to Erin Mallon and Social Butterfly PR for sending me an advance copy of this audio to review! This is my first time reviewing audio plays, so this was an interesting format to review!  Below is my honest review, which you can also find on my Goodreads profile.  I also posted a snippet of this review on my Instagram - I'm @bookworminkayla on there so be sure to check it out! These audio plays do live up to the title; in The Bromantic Comedies, listeners get guys hanging out, chatting, making fun of each other, or getting into some deep topics, and each chapter is both bromantic and comedic! In addition, it hits the “masculine” nail in the head. Lots of profanity, jokes about genitalia, and innuendos - exactly how I imagine entirely male conversations to go. The narrators are fantastic, pulling off funny and serious in varying stories. I think my favorite is Baby Fight Club. When they listed off the reasons for the fight club, I laughed out loud. The close examinatio...

 Thank you to Tessa Bailey and Social Butterfly PR for sending me an ARC of this book to read and review! Below is my honest review, which as always you can also find on my Goodreads profile here : From the moment Reese and Leo met, I fell in love. Tessa Bailey’s writing transfers the reader right into the story and I was swept away as the two main characters connected. A dancer, a baker, some truly delicious desserts, and the stage is set. Disaster looms of course, as Reese fails to come clean about her lie of omission to Leo, son of “the king of musical theater.” Instead, omissions and lies and avoidance becomes a theme and while good intentions abound, there’s an invisible clock ticking down to this couple’s deadline.  In the meantime though, Bailey keeps us on the edge of our seats as Reese and Leo grow closer and closer together, with some sweet and unconventional dates and some downright hot moments between the two as we wait to see how things turn out. Thankfully, with ...

 Thank you so much to Social Butterfly PR and Erin Nicholas for sending me a copy of this book to read and review! Below is my honest review, which you can also find on my Goodreads profile: More than friends-to-lovers, this is the story of two people getting a whole new perspective on each other and really liking what they see. With enough talk of s’mores to make me hungry and a whole game world that I really want to play, this book kept me hooked at all times. The friendship between the two characters is already so dependent that I wanted to hit Ollie over the head more than once so he would finally get with the program and be at Piper’s level. I love that they grow together and discover sides they didn’t know existed, even after many years of knowing each other. And the romance between them is most definitely sweet and delicious.  While this is my first time reading Erin Nicholas and the only Hot Cakes book I've read so far, I am already planning to get my hands on the res...