A Touch of Fate: A Dance of Hope and Redemption When I first heard that Cora Reilly was releasing A Touch of Fate, I couldn’t contain my excitement. As a long-time admirer of her work, I knew her storytelling would weave together elements of romance, suspense, and the rich tapestry of mafia life that fans …
Book Review: Love, Mom As a dedicated book lover, I often find myself captivated by tales that blur the lines between reality and fiction, unraveling the dark underbelly of human emotions and relationships. That’s why Love, Mom by K.M. Morgan immediately drew me in. The premise alone—a talented daughter, Mackenzie Casper, discovering her late mother’s …
Book Review: Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood caught my attention because I’m a sucker for stories where science meets romance, especially when it comes with the added thrill of a nemesis-to-lovers angle. Hazelwood’s previous work, The Love Hypothesis, had its charm and humor, so I was …
Love, Theoretically: An Engaging Collision of STEM and Romance If you hear the words "lesbians" and "STEM," and you’re not already sitting up a little straighter, I need to ask: what are you even doing with your reading life? Ali Hazelwood’s Love, Theoretically had my full attention from the get-go, merging academic rivalry with swoon-worthy …
A Review of The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood From the moment I stumbled upon The Love Hypothesis, I felt a magnetic pull toward its premise: a fake dating trope nestled within the world of academia. As someone who has always found love stories involving intense settings and unique career paths intriguing, I was eager …
Review: Not Another Love Song by Julie Soto Sometimes, a book comes along that hooks you so deeply, it feels like an extension of your very soul. Not Another Love Song by Julie Soto is precisely that kind of novel for me. With a stunning blend of romance, music, and richly drawn characters, it captivated …