Book Review: The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata I first picked up The Wall of Winnipeg and Me at a time when I craved a deeply emotional, slow-burn romance. Mariana Zapata, known for her character-driven storytelling, caught my attention, and the premise—an assistant marrying her aloof boss—sounded like the perfect blend of …

It Happened One Summer (Bellinger Sisters, #1) by Tessa Bailey: A Heartfelt Whirlwind of Love and Self-Discovery As I cracked open the pages of It Happened One Summer, I felt an exhilarating rush of excitement. There’s something magical about a rom-com that hints at escapism, and Tessa Bailey had me hooked even before I turned …

A Heartfelt Review of The Deal (Off-Campus, #1) by Elle Kennedy When I first stumbled upon The Deal, the buzz surrounding Elle Kennedy’s deep dive into college romance piqued my interest. It promised a mix of humor, heart, and heat, elements that often draw me into a good new adult read. However, what I found …

A Reflective Journey with "Don’t Believe Everything You Think" When I first stumbled upon "Don’t Believe Everything You Think," I was intrigued by the title alone. It whispered promises of enlightenment, of learning to untangle our minds from the web of relentless thoughts. Author Nguyen, with such a heartful intention, urges us to reconsider the …

Embracing the Comfort of “People We Meet on Vacation” When I first picked up Emily Henry’s “People We Meet on Vacation,” I was searching for that elusive comfort read—something that resonated deeply, made me laugh, and offered a warm hug on a page. Little did I know, this book would not only meet those criteria …

Review of The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren Sometimes, a book just beckons to you, whispering promises of laughter and romance. That’s exactly what happened when I stumbled upon The Unhoneymooners by the dynamic duo Christina Lauren. With a title as quirky as its premise, I couldn’t resist diving into what I hoped would be a …