Hey y’all! This review has been in my drafts for the longest because I totally forgot I hadn’t posted it yet. I’ve been thirsting after Zaf since I read it and I really can’t wait for Eve Brown’s story.
Talia Hibbert returns with another charming romantic comedy about a young woman who agrees to fake date her friend after a video of him “rescuing” her from their office building goes viral…
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Hey y’all! I’ve been getting into romance lately and I saw this in my library’s audiobook catalog. I’m pretty sure some blogs have talked about it but I can’t think of any specific reviews right now. It sounded cute, so I decided to check it out.
Hey y’all! It seems like everybody and their mama has been talking about this book. I’ve been wanting to get more into romance lately and this seemed like the perfect choice with the way people are raving. And let me just start by saying, this book is spicy.
Hey y’all, it feels nice to get around to these reviews. When you read so much in a week, getting the words out can feel overwhelming. Now that I’ve had some to let the stories marinate, here are my thoughts.
Hey y’all. I’ve actually had this review in my drafts for the past three weeks but then life happened. If you want to know more about how you can support the Black Lives Matter Movement please check out this post.
I started reading Queenie right after finishing Color Me In and boy was that a transition. I’m generally weary when it comes to reading adult or general fiction. Contemporary YA has been my niche since freshman year of high school but I think things are shifting for me. I don’t know if it’s the genre itself but I have been wanting to see older main characters lately. Saoudia did a great job of putting that transition into words so I’d highly recommend checking out her review of Color Me In here.
