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…
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…
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…
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…
February is the best month to read romances. I read so many and can’t help it. That’s why Ali Hazelwood announced she would have another book before February. What amazing luck! ‘Deep End’ is that…
What happens when you mix a classic with hockey? Well, you get a book that is so adorably written that even the classic will swoon. ‘Puck and Prejudice,’ By Lia Riley, is just that. It has the ‘Pri…
Not another hockey romance…. Well, sorry, but it is. Helena Hunting knows how to write them, and in her book, If You Want Me, she proves that she knows hockey and how to write a romance worthy of…
Once upon a time, there was a subgenre in the world of romance called sports romance. Unlike all the other subgenres, this one is focused on one character being obsessed with a sport. In Lana Fergu…