*Love Redesigned* by Lauren Asher offers a slow burn romance read filled with witty banter and exploration of various themes like depression, relationships, and infertility. However, while the book delves into important topics, it falls short in certain aspects.
She Has My Child | Emma Robinson | Book Review
Twenty years ago, Sophia left home and didn't come back. Last year, her sister Megan reached out, and Sophia returned for the first time. Megan, struggling to have a baby, is surprised when Sophia offers to carry her baby as a surrogate. But things get scary and Megan wonders if trusting her sister was a mistake.
The Housewife’s Secret | Anna Lou Weatherley | Book Review
This is my third Anna Lou book. Anna Lou's writing always manages to pull me in right from the very first chapter. Her writing is easy to get into and you will find yourself immersed with the first chapter itself.
Three Holidays And A Wedding| Uzma Jalaluddin & Marissa Stapley | Book Review
"Three Holidays and a Wedding" is like catching up with two friends over coffee. Maryam and Anna spill their secrets during a bumpy plane ride to Toronto, leading to a snowbound adventure in Snow Falls.
Twenty Seven Minutes | Ashley Tate | Book Review
"Twenty-Seven Minutes" by Ashley Tate unfolds in the small town of West Wilmer, haunted by the lingering question of why it took Grant Dean twenty-seven minutes to seek help after a car accident claimed his sister's life.
Lovelight Farms | BK Borison | Book Review
Lovelight Farms by BK Borison offers a delightful Christmas romance set in the charming small town of Inglewild, Maryland, blending the fake dating and friends-to-lovers tropes seamlessly.
Good Bad Girl | Alice Feeney | Book Review
"Good Bad Girl" is the first book I've read by Alice Feeney, and I'm really impressed with how she writes. The story starts with a baby getting taken from a stroller on Mother's Day.
The Bibliophilic World 