Another fun series I couldn’t wait to continue, this urban fantasy sequel further delved into the metaphysical world battle of good vs evil

Book #2 brought the sizzle, the intrigue, and the character development to a deeper level…and I can’t wait to see how it all comes to an end

Mystery, intrigue, puzzles, danger, twists, juicy love entanglements—I felt like I was in on the characters’ search the truth. Page turner!

Book of the week. It inspired me to think about where I wanted to be “this time next year,” and reminded me that only I can make it happen.

A unique take on how Santa became Santa. Although I found it a bit unusual at times, it was an endearing book about love, magic & believing

Focused on how to not lose your mind while working alone in today’s society, it considered both obvious challenges & little known factors

Book of the week. The Christmas coziness continues with a sweet little holiday romance that warmed up my cold piggy toes with heartfelt love

My book of the week. More than just your regular romance, I felt the wave of emotions, from grief and heartbreak to triumph and empowerment.

My book of the week. Personally, it was too much religion for me, but, there were some really fabulous nuggets when I was able to dig into.

My book of the week. Paranormal realms, soulmate romance, mystery—seriously? It had me written all over it.

Book of the Week. It was intriguing with interesting plot twists and unforeseen secrets, but they could have been juicier.

Book of the week. Romance. Life transformation. Travel abroad. Running a bookstore. Following your heart. Healing. OMG this book had it all.

My book of the week. The Fever series comes to a conclusion in this epic story that brings back familiar faces and introduces new ones.

This was full of intrigue, mystery and left you constantly trying to figure out what the big secret was...and I loved the reveal.

Empowering, light-hearted, genuinely good read. Proof that beauty is everywhere, size doesn’t matter & love transcends our physical reality.

Kevin Hart. These are the types of autobiographies I love—seeing someone as they are, and not how the camera or media wants us to see them