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  • Like in Love with You: A Novel by Emma R. Alban is a breath of fresh air in the regency romance scene. I am embarrassed that this is the first of her books I have picked up but will soon rectify that mistake. The characters are endearing, clever, and cutting in turns. The plot is…

  • 10. An Extraordinary Union by Alyssa Cole is one of the books I picked for the Reading Glasses challenge and while I did not get it read I still intend to read it. 9. Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross was another pick for the Reading Glasses challenge. Another one I did not get to but…

  • Playing for Keeps by ALexandria Bellefleur follow the romance between two PR managers. It is the first book I’ve ready by Bellefleur. I found the romances believable and charming and the characters’ flaws and strengths realistic. I also adore the cover. Love when an outfit description makes it to the cover. Heads up for parental…

  • Books 1.Anderson In Bloom by Jennifer Dugan [review link] Second chance Sapphic romance between two former child costars. 4 stars. Out in March 2026. 2. Simply More: A Book for Anyone Who Has Been Told They’re Too Much by Cynthia Erivo [audiobook] A memoir by the star of stage and screen. As with most memoirs…

  • In the last five years I have become better about not hopping on every anthology kickstarter that I came across. Past anthologies were mostly in the science fiction, fantasy, and speculative fiction genres. Queer Life, Queer Love 3 is solidly in the literary fiction genre with entries including fiction, poetry, memoir, and flash fiction. Overall,…

  • A Single Season by Katie Daniels Despite several years of playing softball (left field), I do not remember much of the rhyme or rules of the sport or its close sibling baseball. A Single Season does not necessitate a working understanding of the sport as it is very comprehensive in its explanations. I enjoyed the…

  • 26 books and/or series I am challenging myself to read and review by the end of 2026: At the end of 2026 I will check in and see how it went!

  • I was immediately drawn to the cover of Anderson in Bloom a novel by Jennifer Dugan. It is depicted in a striking style reminiscent of older comic books and shows two women embracing in front of double glass doors and surrounded by flowers. I was also drawn in by the description of the book. The…

  • As the end of 2025 draws near, I’ve been eyeing my TBR (to be read list) and reading goals. I met my number goal (trying for 52) but still have some reading challenge categories and advanced reader copy obligations. To motivate myself I’m joining the 10 Before the End trend and making a TBR for…