In Review: Meet Cute by Helena Hunting
Y’all, Meet Cute did things to my heart. Lots of things. It might not have been the rom com I expected, but it was absolutely perfect just as it was.
Author: Helena Hunting
In Review: Pucked Up (Pucked #2) by Helena Hunting
As is often the case when I finish a book that’s been on my TBR for ages, I found myself wondering why I didn’t read Pucked Up sooner.
In Review: The Good Luck Charm by Helena Hunting
Is it ok if I start this review off by shaming myself? I’m going to. I read The Good Luck Charm way back in June, when I was devouring all the hockey romance after the Caps’ Stanley Cup win.
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Monday Musts [107]
It’s the start of a new week that means a new Monday Musts post! Are you ready to see what I’m calling a Must Read, Must Listen and Must See this week?
In Review: Hooking Up by Helena Hunting
After totally falling in love with Shacking Up earlier this year, I so badly wanted Amie to get a book of her own. She deserved SO MUCH MORE than her POS fiancé Armstrong. Little did I know, it was going to get worse before it got […]
In Review: Shacking Up by Helena Hunting
I absolutely loved this book. It’s been so long since I read any of Helena’s books — don’t ask me why, because I don’t have a good excuse — and I forgot just how much I love the combination of great characters, literally laugh out […]
In Review: Pucked by Helena Hunting
I’m not entirely sure what I thought I would be getting when I decided to read Helena Hunting’s Pucked, but it wasn’t what I got. Maybe I expected a typical sports romance – which I love. Maybe I thought I’d find the same stereotypical men […]
In Review: Clipped Wings (Clipped Wings #1) by Helena Hunting
Clipped Wings was an emotional and moving book that will stick with me for a very long time to come. The writing was exquisite, the characters incredibly complex and the plot one that grabbed ahold of me from the start and wouldn’t let me go. […]