Posts Tagged: RomCom
Reviewing ‘Fragile Hopes’
Do you have someone who would do anything for you? For Ivy, it’s her little brother. In Fragile Hopes by Lisina Coney, Ivy works multiple jobs to give Joe everything she never had.
After three yea…
April Gone, Hello May
Have you ever planned your TBR, only to ignore it and read whatever sounds good? That’s exactly how this month went for me—I didn’t touch any of my planned picks. Instead, I went rogue on Kindle Un…
Will You Be A Final Girl? Find Out In ‘How To Kill A Guy In Ten Dates’ Review
Romance and horror may seem worlds apart, but both share a central obsession: a person of intense interest. Obsession might sound extreme for a love story, but when you think about it, love is a li…
How Is It Already April? March Reading Recap
This month has been a weird one for me. It started with a slump, so honestly, I just picked up whatever sounded interesting in the moment and stuck with it. So, because of that, I did end up DNF-in…
Dancer Romance Surprises Char
Romance readers know that one of the biggest tropes right now is sports romance. However, for most of them, it is a dancer and a hockey player, or a figure skater and a hockey player. What would be…
February Is Over And Now On To March
Romance was in the air, and books were in hand. I think this month was good! I may not have gone by my TBR at all! Haha. Oops! Also, I unfortunately did DNF another book this month. It was a hockey…
Messy Rom-Com Makes Char Laugh
When a book dedication tells their kids not to read a book because it has spice in it, it only gives the reader, if you like romance, more of a reason to pick it up and binge it. This happens in Th…
Done and Dusted Review By Char
In the book industry, the Romance genre is one of the most popular and a front-runner in the ebook revolution. However, it’s also making a massive comeback in print. With romance, only bookstores a…
Char Reviews ‘Tusk Love’
This last year romance and romantasy have become huge in the reading world. Well, romance has always been popular, but thanks to BookTok, it has exploded. However, one sub- genre that isn’t talked …
Zombies And Romance? How Do Those Fit Together?
Unlike typical zombie books, Zomromcom by Olivia Dade takes a hilarious turn right from the start. Instead of the usual apocalyptic scene, the story kicks off with a burrito being used to save the …
Magic, Inn’s, And Romance? Another Review By Char
Magic, when entwined with grief, can either simplify or complicate life. In Sangu Mandanna’s ‘A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping’, Sera’s journey vividly illustrates the intricate interplay of g…
Char Reviews ‘Out Of The Woods’
What would it be like if you married your high school sweetheart? Would you be divorced or still happily married? Sarah asks herself this question in “Out of the Woods” by Hannah Bonham-Young, a no…
Rainbow Book Challenge Fail
So for the month of June I tried to do the Rainbow Book Challenge. If you don’t know what that means, its where I take the colors of the rainbow and match covers of books to the colors. I had a rea…
Char Reviews ‘Friends With Benefits’
Chronic pain, a reality for 21% of adult Americans, is a central theme in ‘Friends with Benefits’ by Marisa Kanter. The main character, Evie, grapples with this daily. This insightful book presents…
She Doesn’t Have A Clue… Does Char?
Romance and mystery? Who knew that those two things could go together? I know I didn’t, but surprisingly, they got together like mac and cheese. This is what ‘She Doesn’t Have A Clue,’ by Jenny Eld…
