I stayed awake until four in the morning reading A Thousand Fires, and for the first time in history, the loss of sleep wasn’t worth it.

You Were There Too strikes a balance between being frequently and surprisingly funny, and delivering the reader with tangible grief.

Take A Hint, Dani Brown was a fantastically written, funny, thoughtful story from Talia Hibbert.

Friends, Mhairi McFarlane does it again. She is officially one of my favorite authors of all time.

We meet Rev in Letters to the Lost – he's Declan's best friend – and I was so excited that he had his own book.

Cuuuuuuute. That's what came to mind first when I read The Best Laid Plans. This book was cute, y'all, and really brought back memories.

If every historical romance is as good as this one, consider me converted to the genre.

WHEW. What a ride, y'all. And I know–know– I'm going to be the odd one out here. I know I'm going to fall in the unpopular opinion category.

See those sails in the wind? That's me shipping the hell out of Alex and Henry.

Ho-lee-shit, y'all. This book. THIS BOOK. Why haven't you read it yet?

After reading The Unhoneymooners, I decided to read a few more books by Christina Lauren and this one was dominated the recommendations.

First of all, this book was h-o-t. Not a single person warned me and they should have because I would have read it sooner.

If you haven’t heard of Bromance Book Club yet, I’m here to change that. This one is the next high hype and I’m on the hype train. Choo choo

I stand by my belief that some books you read at exactly the right time.

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you, a high hype book that did not disappoint!

"And I'd choose you; in a hundred lifetimes, in a hundred worlds, in any version of reality, I'd find you and I'd choose you."

Fix Her Up is another book that is what I like to call "high hype" so, naturally, I had to read it.

Siren Princess Lira has seventeen hearts under her bed. And not just any hearts--she’s hand-ripped the hearts out of princes.

Imagine Us Happy was... disappointing? Or maybe I read it at a point in time where it just didn’t make an impact.

Stalking Jack the Ripper is what I like to call a "high hype" book. Everyone on Instagram and Goodreads love it, swear and swoon by it, etc.