I always tell people that my summers spent at summer camp were the best summers of my life. I was a camper for multiple summers growing up and went on to work at a summer camp for a few summers as well. It was a really formative period of time in my life and I think really shaped me as a person! It sounds sort of dramatic but there’s something special and magical about summer camp. It’ll always hold a […]
Why Did I Read? I love both historical fiction and Greek mythology and I was so intrigued by this premise! A story set during World War I but told by Greek gods, Aphrodite in particular. Have you ever heard such a unique premise?? My Thoughts: This is probably one of the most unique book premises I’ve ever read. We hear the story as it’s being told by the goddess Aphrodite to her husband Hephaestus and to her lover Ares. She […]
Why Did I Read? This one had the sound of a survival story in the wild with fantasy elements and I was all about that! I was at Tricia’s signing when she toured for this book and she talked about Rasmira being a total bad ass axe wielding warrior and I was sold! My Thoughts: If you are hankering for a standalone fantasy, this is it! It’s not often we have a well rounded fantasy standalone so I’m always excited […]
Why Did I Read? Sporty YA contemporaries are 100% my jam and football? That’s a no brainer for me! My Thoughts: Ladies and gentlemen, we have another book to add my to 2020 favorites list! Throw Like A Girl was such a delight – I absolutely loved it and it was exactly what I needed to read right now. There is so much to love about this one and the first thing I have to address is, I love when […]
My Thoughts: I’m excited to be sharing a review for Almost Just Friends by Jill Shalvis today! Jill Shalvis is one of my favorite romance authors and actually is one of the first romance authors I read when getting into the genre! I started with her Lucky Harbor books, got sucked in and it opened up a whole world of romance! Almost Just Friends takes place in the town of Wildstone, featuring Piper and the siblings she’s had to raise […]