#Loveathon starts tomorrow, so here are all my February goals!
❤️ Finish 100 books
🧡 Clear #BookSpinBingo board
💛 Finish 2 #SeriesLove2023 series
💚 Read 10 LQBTQ+ books
💙 Finish 20/25 #ISpyBingo prompts
💜 Clear #Loveathon special #ISpyBingo board
💖 Read #WhimsicalReadathon buddyread
🤍 Read books that fit 21+ #Loveathon Daily Prompts
🖤 Read 10+ books written by #SawyerBennett for the #BacklistReadathon
🤎 Read 10 #Trappedonanisland books
Rarely EVER do I find that a romance book looks interesting. Rarely EVER do I first hear about a book, read the summary, investigate if my library has it, AND place a hold for it all in the space of five minutes. But I just did all that for this one!! It sounds so cute, and I also like the multi-culture aspect...and it just seems like it will hit all the right vibes for me. I hope I'm right!!!
Stellar #romance haul at the library today!
so-soDespite the middle of the narrative‘s very slow building pace, I greatly appreciate Sharma‘s look at a multicultural romance, and the complications that can arise from it. Nash and Kiran meet in NYC, and what follows, told in alternate voices, is their story. Fun characters play a support role. The audio version is great, with Naqvi performing multiple voices well.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an audio review copy!
pickThis was a fantastic book. I went into it thinking it was a romance book but it really isn‘t. It‘s more of a book about family issues with a little romance sprinkled in. This was tough to read in parts and found it a little triggering for purity culture stuff. But I really loved Kiran. I wish her friends had been a larger part of the book but I think the next books in the series will be about them!
Love, Chai, and Other Four-Letter Words | 
