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Matchmaking for Psychopaths by Tasha Coryell
There’s very little I love more than reading about cheating men getting their just desserts. That’s what drew me to Matchmaking for Psychopaths by Tasha Coryell and I absolutely fell in love with this book! It was completely unhinged and equal parts funny, sad, and wild. I read it start to finish
Tenderly I Am Devoured by Lyndall Clipstone
With such a stunningly gorgeous cover and a heartfelt title, I was so excited to begin Tenderly, I Am Devoured by Lyndall Clipstone. This was such a beautiful and atmospheric story of love and devotion. Though there were some pacing issues, the writing was lush, painting these wild and sublime landscapes
Let’s Make a Scene by Laura Wood
A second-chance romance with the added bonus of fake dating? I was so excited and with good reason! Let’s Make a Scene by Laura Wood surpassed the first in this duet/series and was just the absolute cutest. It felt like we receive two love stories in one. This was so
Under Your Spell by Laura Wood
I normally steer clear of rockstar romances because it can end up being a little cringey, or full of cheating. But, I really wanted to read the second in the Theo and Cynthia series, so I figured I needed to start with book one. Under Your Spell by Laura Wood
Ten Sleep by Nicholas Belardes
This one is a struggle. It has been a struggle to get lost in, and is a struggle to review. I picked up Ten Sleep by Nicholas Belardes, really looking forward to a good horror to sink my teeth into, especially one I could relate to now that I live
Counterpoint by Hailey Frost
I picked up Counterpoint by Hailey Frost solely based off what I’d seen on TikTok. This was just not it. I felt so bored waiting for anything to happen. I felt like I was on a drive to nowhere as Harper and Simon drive back to her hometown. The set-up
Moonblood by Jade Ambrosia
With a stunning cover and captivating synopsis, I was really looking forward to Moonblood by Jade Ambrosia. I was excited for a werewolf romance and a retelling of Selene and Endymion. Unfortunately, this left a lot to be desired. I couldn’t find much, if anything, of the myth and the story
