New Books in Bloom
Hope everyone has been having a good November. And I know this check in isn't exact mid-month. But I got delayed and wanted to update everyone on how I'm doing with my reading goals. What I've Read Indigenous Reads My goal to read six indgionous reads this year has gone pretty well. I'm at three… Continue reading November Reading Goals Update
I was given this ARC in exchange for my honest review by the author JR Jenner. Mistletoe and Mine Synopsis Fake dating the village grump is not what this Grinch had planned… Sasha Since inheriting my grandmother’s Christmas shop in the Cotswolds, I have one goal: honour her legacy and ensure the business survives. There’s… Continue reading Discover Mistletoe and Mine: A Festive Grumpy/Sunshine Romance
Hungry Heart is an LGBTQ cooking graphic novel centered on Laurie, a writer who interviews the famous chef Oryan Adiei. As they bond over cooking and life, Laurie grapples with journalistic ethics while Oryan confronts personal and professional challenges. The story balances vibrancy with serious themes, ending positively yet open to future developments.
Hope everyone is having a good November so far. I wanted to get in this post before we all shift over to thinking about Christmas. I enjoy a good fall drink probably the most of all, even more so than a peppermint drink. So I wanted to feature some books that remind me of them.… Continue reading Top Fall Books to Enjoy with Your Favorite Drinks
The post describes the author's enjoyable Halloween experience and a book titled "Crumbs" by Danie Stirling. The story follows Ray, a WOC seer aspiring to join her magical city's council while navigating friendships and romantic feelings with Laurie, a struggling musician. The narrative emphasizes healthy relationships and features a diverse cast. The author rates the book five stars.
The Remarried Empress follows Empress Navier and Emperor Sovieshu, whose marriage is threatened by his attraction to Rashta, a new courtier. Amid political intrigue, Navier communicates with a secret admirer, leading her to consider a divorce if she can remarry. The first volume promises compelling drama and strong characters.
How is everyone doing? Well I hope, I'm currently on a good reading stretch that I hope to continue until August because I know I won't be reading much then. Today I'm reviewing another book by one of my favorite romance authors, Katee Roberts. While I don't like everything she does, I'm half and half… Continue reading The Grayole’s Captive
Is everyone ready for the weekend? I know I am, I'm counting down the days till my moving date and spending the rest of the time reading, well reading and packing. I can't wait to get my book collection set up at the new place, photos will definitely be posted as soon as I get… Continue reading Sign of Affection Volume 3
How is everyone's week going we are halfway through and I'm already excited about the month moving along. My move in date was changed from July 1st to August 1st but it was actually a good thing because packing is taking me so long. Anyways I've been enjoying the extra time to read. Unfortunately I've… Continue reading A Sign of Affection Volume 2
This shojo manga, "I See Your Face Turned Away," received the 2024 Kodansha Manga Award for Shojo, but the reviewer found it confusing due to multiple storylines. The story follows high school students Hikari and Ohtani, exploring themes of romance and self-discovery. The reviewer appreciates the opportunity from NetGalley but hopes for clearer storytelling in future manga.
Rose's Book Garden 