pickIf you're a romance skeptic, a fake-dating fan, or just need a feel-good yet emotionally honest read, Funny Story delivers. Funny Story is that perfect blend of witty, grounded, and emotionally satisfying. For skeptics of the romance genre, this is your gateway drug.
January picks. Looks like it could be a good month because I am super excited about most of these.
#readyourkindle #readyourebooks @CBee
pickA good ending to this series
#HaikuADay #HaikuHive
Spending the morning at the coffee shop with a background of soft jazz & the quiet rumble of conversation as people come & go. I have my journal, a few newly arrived swap cards. I‘m sneaking in my #SundayBuddyRead chapters for tomorrow & writing today‘s haiku.
Weekend morning vibe
Tucked in at the coffee shop
Savoring the peace
pickI know this is one of her earliest books and while the first book in the series makes a good foundation for this series I couldn‘t get into Kaylie‘s character she was a little off for me but I still liked the read and know that this has to take place in the storyline
Maybe in 2026 I will separate the genres. It was so hard to choose the final winner! Thanks to @Catsandbooks for the template ❤️
pickIt‘s been way too long since a book had me hooked, talking to myself and genuinely laughing out loud. And to think I bought it on a whim, randomly at a TJ Maxx. Glad I started the year with this one✨
pick#RomanceRoundUp
Audrey - Jennifer Hallett, the domineering and foul mouthed producer of Bake Expectations, was my favourite character in the first book (Rosalind Palmer Takes the Cake) so I loved seeing her star in this story. Great fun.
Bar Down - Fine but unexceptional m/m hockey romance.
Look Up Handsome - There was far too much going on in this story - it was a mess, frequently made little sense & the “romance” lacked spark. Disappointing.
Happy New Year! I hope you all have a happy and healthy 2026.
I'm starting 2026 with a Ali Hazelwood romance.😁
