Tag: Contemporary Romance

Aug 1
Author, Book Review, Fun Facts, Reading

If All Else Sails…

I’ve been blogging about Emma St Clair since my very first book review post (this one here), but my love for her books goes back even further—to when I first discovered her Sandover Beach series, long before her Love Clichés romcoms catapulted her into the spotlight. *blows on fingernails and polishes them on shirt* Told […]

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Jul 4
Author, Book Review, Fun Facts, Reading, TBR

Four Stories from Four Different Worlds

Ever find yourself in a space where your reading habits are best described as “miscellaneous”? This reflects my recent reading experience. Some books landed in my lap as blessings—advance copies from generous authors and publishers—while others were titles I simply wanted to read (and all the books I read soon fell into the “want to […]

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Jun 6
Author, Book Review, Fun Facts, Reading

Everything’s Coming Up Rosie

I’m not sure when it happened, but Courtney Walsh became a “one-click author” for me. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, it means I’ll press that orange Buy now with 1-Click button on Amazon without even reading the blurb of her books… because I know I’m in excellent hands. It’s a writer’s dream, really, to […]

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May 23
Book Review, Reading

I Went to Willow Shade Island and Fell for the Barrett Brothers

Back in December 2024, I discovered Victorine E Lieske’s latest release at the time—Because You Loved Me—although I don’t recall exactly how I stumbled across it… probably through her author newsletter I’m subscribed to. I borrowed it through Kindle Unlimited and devoured it! It’s the first book in the Willow Shade Island series, and I […]

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May 8
Author, Book Review, Fun Facts, Reading

Have You Met Dora Hiers?

I’ve been part of Dora Hiers’ reader group since before I was a published author. I don’t recall exactly how we connected—probably through a recommendation in another author newsletter I follow—but I’m so glad I found her and her books (and yes, I’ve reviewed quite a few!). We live on opposite sides of the world, […]

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