It was interesting to be able to identify some of the unexpected triggers that underly self-sabotage; things we may not necessarily realize.

Refreshing, fun, and deeply insightful…this book is for anyone looking to take their inner life to a deeper level & embrace self-acceptance.

Worth the read to get a few nuggets and a-aha moments about how we participate in the resistance/self-sabotage game.

September is for self-love, self-awareness, and spirituality. Let’s shift into the vortex of changing our lives to match our visions…

As a believer in fate, I absolutely adored all the hints, signs, & “coincidences” that kept showing up to convince Ava that destiny existed.

The premise of the marriage game hook was cute, and I always love a good snarky banter between love interests. Easy read.

This book was Hotter than Hades (pun intended). It had it all—complex characters, erotic love scenes and an alternate perspective of the god

A failed romance-turned-self empowerment-story that I naturally love to read…and who can resist the background of being in Paris?

A Cinderella variation like none other—a romance full of steam, passion, and unexpected mystery and danger.

For August’s book review theme of the month, it’s all about the summer lovin’, baby! Let’s fall in love with some characters…

Monumentally disturbing and dark story from the perspective of the predator—delivered brilliantly by the author.

A powerful story and lesson about how we all take in, process, and react to abusive situations in a multitude of ways.

Hoover exposes a difficult topic in a meaningful way with all the feels. Heartbreaking, emotionally gripping, and tenderly satisfying.

For July, I tackle stories that raise awareness about abuse and offer hope to those who can relate to its darkness and be empowered to heal.

An escape room-themed murder mystery gone wrong kind of dinner party. Highly enjoyable locked room mystery with shock value.

An interesting mystery that kept you engaged and wondering, though the reveal wasn’t as surprising as I expected. Still a pleasurable read.