It Started with a Dance by Tinia Montford

This book has a unique protagonist issue, surprisingly something I have encountered before this year. I am glad that there is now more variety in the plotlines, making it interesting to venture into these stories.Cami has an invisible illness. One that she is not taking the prescribed medication for because she does not feel her…

Daring Done Right(The Debutante Dares #6)by Charlie Lane

I have read the previous books of the series and reviewed them : Here I was very happy to see this book available since I read two of the previous ones back to back and knew exactly what was going to be in this one. I had prior knowledge of the central characters and the…

Mistress Mackintosh and the Shaw Wretch by Rose Prendeville

This year, I decided to go back to historical romances to see if I still enjoy them as I once used to. It turns out that I am not completely blown away by many of them. In that attempt, I chose to pick this book because it was based in a different time and place…

The Blue Castle by L. M. Montgomery

I am doing something completely unplanned. Whenever I do, however, my reviews do sound a little more profound. It remains to be seen if this will hold true. I went to a second-hand bookstore and spent a couple of hours digging through the lot and buying a bunch of things. Then on the way out…

Don’t Overthink This by Kelly Piazza

This is a tough review to write for several reasons. I need to consider the plot's uniqueness and the brutal honesty permeating the entire narrative. There is also the pretty natural introduction of a polyglot family and switching between Italian and English in personal conversations while ensuring the reader is not left out while simultaneously…

Even Better Than the Real Thing by Melanie Summers

I read this book in the exact right mood to best enjoy it. It is a light book with some emotional undertones and well-rounded characters. It is the fake marriage plot which, when done well (like here), is a lot of fun.I think the blurb does the book a disservice by revealing too much of…

The Debutante Dares #4,#5 by Charlie Lane

I picked this book because I was under the assumption that it was the first in the series. I realised later that it was the fourth. That did not impact the narrative but did take away a little from understanding the bonds between the women central to the plot or the concept of 'daring'.The covers…

The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna

Narrated by: Samara MacLaren I had both digital and audio copies of this book and decided to listen to it. It was further down my list of audiobooks, but it managed to make its way up, and I heard it to the end in very few sittings, something I rarely end up doing (continuously, that…