In Review: Jock Rule (Jock Hard #2) by Sara Ney
I’ve been excited to get more from Sara Ney’s Jock Hard series since I finished Jock Row. Jock Rule was a great addition to this world she’s built.
Genre: New Adult
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Monday Musts [122]
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?
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Happy Wednesday! It’s time for a midweek reading round up, as I talk about what I’m currently reading, what I just finished and what I’ve added to my TBR in this week’s WWW Wednesday post!
Series Review: Here’s To by Teagan Hunter
I fell in love with Teagan Hunter’s Let’s Get Textual a few months ago and decided to binge her backlist. The Here’s To series seemed like a great place to start!
In Review: One Night (Only You #1) by A.J. Pine
One Night has been on my TBR for freaking ages. Truthfully, I’m actually embarrassed by how long it took me to get around to it. I have no real excuse either. I enjoyed it, but it just wasn’t love for me.
In Review: The Chase (Briar U #1) by Elle Kennedy
I’m not even going to pretend like I’m the only reader who has been waiting with total grabby hands for Elle’s next solo effort. When I saw The Chase land on my iPad, I straight up squealed.
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Happy Wednesday! It’s time for a midweek reading round up, as I talk about what I’m currently reading, what I just finished and what I’ve added to my TBR in this week’s WWW Wednesday post!
In Review: Finding Cinderella (Hopeless #2.5) by Colleen Hoover
I have no excuse for just now having read Finding Cinderella. But truth be told, I pretty much totally forgot about it until I was pulling CoHo books for a bookstagram photo. It’s a short novella, but it packed a pretty good emotional punch. Which is, you know, not surprising when it comes to a CoHo book.
In Review: Shameless King (Kings of Rittenhouse #1) by Maya Hughes
Y’all, I have a new bookish love — or maybe two to be exact — Mak and Declan in Maya Hughes’ Shameless King. It was hate-to-love with a side of second chance romance at it’s very best. I need some more Kings of Rittenhouse in my life soon.