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Realized as I was about to head out on my run that I needed a new audiobook to listen to. So far, this is just what I needed - mindless and light entertainment. Hoping it stays as predictable as I like for a running book...

Fun, quirky romance and a fast and easy read.

I‘ve been a pretty inconsistent poster but here are some of my recently read #romance #romantsy:

1. Better than expected and less erotic than anticipated. If I‘m in the mood for sci-fi romance, I‘ll be looking for more Draven. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
2. So much potential wasted on the novella format. ⭐️⭐️
3. Enemies-to-lovers new adult. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
4. My first Staci Hart but not my last. Jerk boss works for me. I wish the timeline had been longer. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

“Thirty-two boxes of books.” There is no such thing as too many books.

Note: The book isn‘t in the database but the tagged book is part of the series.

This cracked me up but I totally know what she means.

The book isn‘t in the database but the tagged book is part of the series.

I loved the main character and her friends and the part of the story that was about the journey from graduating college to finding yourself as a “grownup”. I also loved their author‘s writing and would read another book by her, however the hero and the aspect of the book that made the heroine “not like other girls” and “suddenly beautiful because she dresses better” didn‘t quite work for me. #tomantsy

Doing some light reading while I wait for my son‘s game to start #romantsy

I love this author‘s romances. She has a great way of not overdoing the romance and sex but the reader still feels the chemistry between the characters.

This book fell a little flat for me. I was intrigued but the art history aspect of it but I really didn‘t like the whole under confident girl and a jackass boss trope. He was so rude to her and she still wanted him. Gah can we stop with this narrative. Rin‘s Friends were the best.

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