Book Reviews ('22)

Backlist Books:






ARCS:


Folk Around and Find Out by Penny Reid.
Click here to see my review - 11/07/22.

Big Duke Energy by Emma Hart.
Click here to see my review - 10/26/22.


Scrooging Christmas by Sarah Ready.
Click here to see my review - 10/19/22.

Falling for the Bachelor by Amy Alves.
Click here to see my review - 10/3/22.


Gotta Be Bayou by Erin Nicholas.
Click here to see my review - 9/14/22.


My Better Life by Sarah Ready.
Click here to see my review - 7/20/22.


Fake It Till You Bake It by Jamie Wesley.
Click here to see my review - 6/20/22.


Reluctantly Yours by Erin Hawkins.
Click here to see my review - 6/3/22.


The One Month Boyfriend by Roxie Noir.
Click here to see my review - 5/25/22.


Kiss My Giraffe by Erin Nicholas.
Click here to see my review - 5/18/22.


The Alphahole's Guide to Marrying the Enemy by Piper Marlowe.
Click here to see my review - 5/16/22.


Bravely by Maggie Stiefvater.
Click here to see my review - 5/1/22.


The Billionaire's Guide to the Marriage Deal by Piper Marlowe.
Click here to see my review - 4/29/22.

Right Number, Wrong Girl by Emma Hart.
Click here to see my review - 4/27/22.


Ten Trends to Seduce Your Bestfriend by Penny Reid.
Click here to see my review - 4/27/22.

Married by Sunday by Sarah Ready.
Click here to see my review - 3/23/22.


Bringing Down the House by A.R. Casella.
Click here to see my review - 3/8/22.

Taking the Leap by Kristin Ashley.
Click here to see my review - 2/16/22.

Say It Like You Mane It by Erin Nicholas.
Click here to see my review - 2/2/22.


Josh and Gemma Make a Baby by Sarah Ready.
Click here to see my review - 1/26/22.


Matchmaking Mischief by A.R. Casella and Denise Grover Swank.
Click here to see my review - 1/4/22.

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