This one messed with my brain. Taylor Jenkins Reid has always been a favorite author of mine, namely for one of my all-time favorite LGBT+ friendly books, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, but this book broke my heart and put it back together again in one, fell swoop. If anyone can tackle existential crisis and girly in one book, it’s TJR, and Maybe in … Continue reading Review: Maybe in Another Life
This was my first Ashley Poston read, and I was pleasantly surprised by the slightly confusing, definitely satisfying relationship between Clementine, Iwan, and the seven-years-past version of himself. In The Seven Year Slip Clementine “Lemon” West inherits her late aunt’s magic apartment, which occasionally throws her without warning into the past by seven years. While the world outside the apartment continues on, Clementine meets southern … Continue reading Review: The Seven Year Slip
One of my all-time favorite authors, Emily Henry scratched all the necessary feel-good, rom-com sweet spots with this one. Funny Story, Henry’s newest novel, has cracked the top two EH books for me. Daphne is left living with Miles after being jilted by her ex-fiance, who left her for Miles’s girlfriend. While bonding over their shared betrayals, chronic nomad Daphne and sexy nice guy Miles … Continue reading Review: Funny Story
When it comes to Tessa Bailey books, I’ve come to expect a couple things every time: a quick read and all the pulsating and heaving you can imagine. This one fell just short of the mark on both counts for me. The Au Pair Affair tells the story of live-in nanny Tallulah and her burly, tortured, single-dad boss, Burgess, who is a professional hockey player … Continue reading Review: The Au Pair Affair
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