Top Ten Tuesday #295: Books so bad they made me laugh

Today’s Topic:  Books that made me LOL at how bad they were Happy Tuesday! CONTROVERSIAL OPINIONS HEAD! Today’s topic is about books that made me laugh out loud, but of course I decided to give it a spin. I honestly couldn’t think of more than a couple books that made me laugh so instead I […]

Weekly Recap: 2/14 – 2/20

HAPPENINGS OFF THE BLOG Hi, everyone! I have been TOTALLY off the grid because my computer was hidden behind stacks of books, a couch, and under plastic. My husband decided to repaint my shelves this week and it was quite the process. Unfortunately, he decided the best place for everything was directly in the way […]

Top Ten Tuesday #294: Purple, Yellow, and Green Book Covers

Today’s Topic:  Purple, Yellow, and Green Book Covers  Happy Tuesday! Today’s topic is Mardi Gras themed. I’ve never celebrated it in any way, but I love the colors! Haha! Most of these I’ve read and loved, but a few are still on my TBR list. As always, I have to shout out A.G. Howard and […]

Top Ten Tuesday #293: Immortal book boyfriends

Today’s Topic:  Immortal Book Boyfriends Happy Tuesday! The other day I was having a conversation with a friend about book boyfriends and how problematic it can be if you read a lot of YA. During the course of this conversation I came to a realization – 99% of my book boyfriends are magical and IMMORTAL! […]

Weekly Recap: 1/31 – 2/6

HAPPENINGS OFF THE BLOG Hi, everyone! This has been a lazy posting week, but I’ve managed to read quite a bit. It has been an insanely weird reading year so far. I’ve read mostly adult fantasy romance and who even am I? I am currently listening to an adult CONTEMPORARY romance. I’m glad I took […]

Book Review: The Young Widower’s Handbook by Tom McAllister

Title: The Young Widower’s HandbookAuthor: Tom McAllisterPublication Date: February 7, 2017Publisher: Algonquin Books Pages: 288Add to Goodreads For Hunter Cady, meeting Kait was the greatest thing that ever happened to him. Otherwise unmotivated, he spent roughly half his twenty-nine years accomplishing very little, which makes him about fifteen in terms of real-life experience. But he’s […]

Graphic Novel Reviews: Submerged and The Black Mage

Title: SubmergedAuthor: Vita AyalaIllustrator: Lisa SterlePublication Date: February 12, 2019Publisher: Vault ComicsPages: 144Add to GoodreadsAmazon | Bookshop.org On the night of the biggest storm in New York City history, Elysia Puente gets a call from her estranged little brother Angel, terrified, begging for help. When the call cuts out suddenly, despite the bad feelings between […]