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About Books #118: Lives and Deaths
Every once in a while, it’s nice to be pleasantly surprised by a classic. Or at least – to be reminded, again, that “classic” doesn’t automatically mean “boring”. In the case of Tolstoy’s…
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About Books #117: The Love Study
Sometimes a book just hits you right where it hurts, only in the best possible way. The Love Study? Basically went above and beyond that. The story Declan has commitment issues. He’s been…
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About Books #116: The Plus One Pact
You know that movie, The Wedding Date? It’s horribly cliché and so very, very nillies – but I unabashedly love it. The Plus One Pact? Basically the same kind of thing – only…
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About Books #115: Swipe Right
Social media, online content and two people so intent on denying they like each other it was honestly kind of frustrating? Swipe Right is all that, and more! The story Love could be…
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About Books #114: The Little Teashop in Tokyo
There are some authors that just always manage to get it right. Julie Caplin is definitely one of those – every single one of her Romantic Escapes-series? Loved it. And The Little Teashop…
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About Books #113: The Five Year Plan
As I’m writing this, it’s 36°C and utterly too warm to do much of anything. Except, apparently, to read The Five Year Plan. That, I couldn’t stop doing! The story Orla is a…
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About Books #112: Aftermath (Nasleep)
Sometimes, you just need to step outside of your comfort zone. Whether that be by going paragliding or trying a new cuisine? It’s supposed to do you a lot of good. And certainly,…
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2020 Mid Year Book Freakout Tag
2020 so far has been a mess. And I don’t just mean the whole world wide situation – although that certainly didn’t help either. But to spend the whole first six months out…
