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This was super cute. I LOVED it. Perfect way to start the New Year. 🤓 #romcom #greatread
pickRead as part of #OutWithTheOldInWithTheNew #YearEnd #20in4 #readathon @Andrew65
Was it historically accurate? Not entirely.
Was it fun to read and listen to? Yes!! Yes!!
Would I recommend it to anyone who likes queer #HistoricalRomance #RomCom? Of course!
#SeriesLove2024 @TheSpineView
Trying to read at the dog park but distracted by all the cuteness.
pickReally liked this romance book! Daphne is a write who submits her book under a male name. It gets picked up and now she has to hire someone to be Zane. Mostly set in Canada but they do go on a book tour through the US.
pickEnjoyed this sweet hockey romance! It‘s a fake dating and grumpy-sunshine, but it‘s also clean, so if you must have spice in your romance, then this might not be for you.
#bookspinbingo
pickFun and cute romance featuring a single dad, a woman with a disability, and the service dog(s) that bring them together. A little, I don‘t know, childish? In parts…. Not sure how to describe it. But overall a fun read. Shown here with my Stella.
I‘m just in frivolous rom-com mode because my soul and attention span can‘t handle anything weightier right now. 🤷🏻♀️🫠 #daydream #hannahgrace #maplehills #romcom
#TLT #ThreeListThursday @dabbe
I tend to re-read cosy, funny books during the darker months.
Top left: The Chronicles of St Mary's (🎄) short story collections and, of course, I've pre-ordered the next 🎄short story already
Bottom left: Spin-off from the Shopping for a Billionaire series, can be read without having read the whole series. Laugh out loud #RomCom ⬇️⬇️⬇️
pickAbsolutely delightful! Annie‘s sweet earnestness, paired with Will‘s tattoo-covered heart of gold personality created the perfect blend for great chemistry. This is my first by this author, and it made for the perfect vacation read. Fun and just enough character development to make it work. I loved watching Annie and Will figure out how they saw themselves versus how the world sees them and find the balance of who they really were.
