I am a fangirl. There I said it. I have been in groups of shows that everyone knows about, the Doctor Who, Supernatural, Sherlock, Good Omens. I was glued to the television every week with friends watching the entire series of The X Files, frustrated with the “will they, won’t they” relationship between Mulder and … Continue reading Where was this show when I was growing up?
The amount of women’s fiction books I read is small. Usually, there has to be something that catches my attention for me to read it. This book was different in that nothing originally about it caught my attention. But the blurb for it made me keep coming back. There was something was intriguing about the … Continue reading Starting over isn’t easy
Have you ever had a desperation that comes with wanting something so badly that you’re willing to do anything to get it? A need that has sent you to wish for something you know is out of your reach but you have an overwhelming urge to try for it anyway? How much is a soul … Continue reading Deal with a Devil
Writers, hear me out. Do you ever have those moments at work or out where you see someone or hear something or even are in a situation where you think, “This would be great as a story?”That’s what Andrea Andersen did in her latest novel, Written by a Woman.Before we get started, let me just … Continue reading A Woman’s Work
I've been really good at not really talking about Pride & Prejudice this year (even though my Goodreads reading challenge list would tell you differently) but I wanted a quick, sweet Christmas read for this season and this modern version was perfect.Unwrapping Christmas by Melanie Rachel is a modern day version of Pride and Prejudice … Continue reading Christmas Wishes
Have you ever had a book that’s made you so frustrated and annoyed, yet you tore through it like it was your favorite chocolate bar? That was me while reading Almost Hers by Maisie Serein. In the hunt for new books to read (like I don’t have a TBR pile larger than my house), I joined … Continue reading Switching up never works
Did you ever wish you suddenly inherited a house from a family member you barely remember, find a new himbo bestie and a scorching hot one-night stands that ends up being your family lawyer?Yeah, neither did Natalie Roche but that’s what happened. In Betting on the House by Cassandra Medcalf, Natalie is a talent manager … Continue reading A Real Fixer-Upper
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