Good second installment in the series. The cliffhanger ending assures my continued interest in the lives of Sunshine and Levi and the rest of the characters in Del Sol!

3.5⭐️ Fun love story, cute and easy to read!

Such a fun audiobook.Can‘t wait to get more into this series.

“Maybe that is the message the artist wished to convey. Human, god, monster — we are all victims of fate and fortune. Whether or not the great wheel will land in our favor, only time will tell.”

Really good romance. If you‘re looking for spice, this isn‘t it, but it‘s a really good story of two flawed characters navigating life alone and eventually together. The audiobook is really enjoyable!🎧

Loved this one!

I‘m late to the party on this one. It‘s good (especially if you‘re a Bachelor fan, which I‘m not). Cute love story with a happy ending that took a few turns to achieve.

“What is a game?” Marx said. “It‘s tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow. It‘s the possibility of infinite rebirth, infinite redemption. The idea that if you keep playing, you could win. No loss is permanent, because nothing is permanent, ever.”
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Excellent audiobook. This story is riveting and hearing it in Viola Davis‘s own voice is wonderful. #inspiring

It‘s not failure to let people see your imperfections, it‘s vulnerability.

Finished this while on a mini-break in Asheville, NC. Beautiful book, recommend if you‘re looking for a feel-good story that puts a rather interesting spin on time travel.

Enjoyable second in the series. I like that these sisters are not damsels in distress waiting to be rescued. The books are cute and fun. The audiobook narrators are very good (although the American accents sound like it‘s what someone who‘s never actually heard an American speak thinks it would sound like🤷🏽‍♀️😂)

Best description I can give this audiobook is: meh. The story is ok, happy, if somewhat unconventional (in that the couple doesn‘t ride happily off together,but are both seemingly happy or finding their happy apart) ending. The narrator is alright, but some of the accent work is questionable/grating.

“No one was wholly one or the other. Goodness was a daily choice, endless possibility, a decision at every crossroads.”
Good end to this duology, sometimes a bit slow, but overall very enjoyable!

I did not enjoy a single thing about this book. 🤷🏽‍♀️🎧

A continuation of the cuteness that started with The Ex Hex. Just the Halloween vibes I needed to wrap up October!🎃👻

I don‘t even know where to start with this one. I literally couldn‘t stop listening. I kept asking myself “how is this somebody‘s real life?” Tara Westover is a testament to the notion that it‘s never too late to become what you‘re meant to be and to overcoming a very unconventional/dangerous/crazy upbringing. This book will stay with me for a long time, I think.

I listened to this audiobook, and Seth Numrich was a fabulous narrator. The story is quite imaginative and compelling, but he did an excellent job giving life to the written words.

“Question yourself, yes, but don‘t doubt yourself. There‘s a difference.” This Boot was simultaneously heartbreaking and hopeful. I enjoyed the writing and the story immensely. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

“To the extent I‘d ever dreamed of my own wedding— which was approximately never — it had always been a courthouse affair for health insurance purposes where we told no one and continued to live in separate houses.”
Love this quote and thoroughly enjoyed this book!

It‘s a meh for me. I just kept wondering how she could be both a neuroscientist and not so bright about her personal life. This one was just okay in my opinion. 🎧

This cast of characters and the story of their epic adventure (at times misadventure) is just good reading/listening. The narrators were excellent and I really enjoyed the storytelling. I felt like I was “traveling 300 questions an hour” with Billy, Duchess, Emmitt, Wooly, and Sally and I enjoyed every minute of it.

“It‘s a leap of faith to love people and let yourself be loved. It‘s closing your eyes, stepping off a ledge into nothing, and trusting that you‘ll fly rather than fall.”
Loved this book - an adorable, cozy love story full of found family, cute kids, magical happenings, and happy endings.

Loved this absolutely adorable book. Didn‘t hurt that I read it while relaxing in Horseshoe Bay Bermuda! 🏝

CHEMISTRY IS CHANGE… Whenever you start doubting yourself, … whenever you feel afraid, just remember. Courage is the root of change—and change is what we‘re chemically designed to do so when you wake up tomorrow, make this pledge. No more holding yourself back. No mor subscribing to others‘ opinions of what you can and cannot achieve. And no lore allowing anyone to pigeonhole you into useless categories of sex, race, economic status, and religion

#imonaboat #readinginparadise #greatbook

I liked the historical setting, 1920s Harlem. The characters were interesting and the story was certainly compelling. There were a few angles that could have used more polish and clarity but overall a good start to a new series.

I‘m so behind with this one, but wow what a wild trip start to finish!

“If she couldn‘t be responsible or careful or good or loved, if she was doomed to be a lit match, then Charlie might as well go back to finding stuff to burn.”

Excellent narrator, interesting story. Enjoyed this audiobook 🎧

And, in the end, do you ever truly know for sure if you‘re lovable?
What a question.
You don‘t. You can‘t. Of course not.
Life never hands out the answers like that.
But maybe that‘s not even the right question.
Maybe love isn‘t a judgment you render—but a chance you take. Maybe it‘s something you choose to do—over and over.
Doy yourself. And everyone else.

Very good thriller. Check the TW, but this one is very good!

⭐️ This seems to be quite a polarizing book, and I‘m firmly in the “no thank you” camp. I did not enjoy the story at all. It was just weird and not in a very fun or interesting way. Also, the audiobook is grating especially when the narrator voices the toddler daughter - there‘s only so much “mommy, mommy, mommy” I can hear before wanting to scream (maybe that was a little bit the point 🤷🏽‍♀️). Anyway, this one was a solid NO for me.

“How dare they? Our bodies belonged to us. Poor, disabled, it didn‘t matter. These were our bodies, and we had the right to decide what to do with them. It was as if they were just taking our bodies from us, as if we didn‘t even belong to ourselves.” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Cute book. I enjoyed To Love and to Loathe more, but this story was cute. I was not a fan of the male narrator. 🎧⭐️⭐️⭐️

This book is way outside my preferred genres, but I enjoyed listening to it. The narrator was excellent and the story is very interesting. 🎧

Emily Henry writes men clearly created by a woman. Charlie Lastra is the latest, and he has to be fictional, because I am convinced no one like this actually exists in reality. If I‘m wrong, I need an introduction immediately. Anyway add to my list of favorite reads.

“ You‘re neither my first choice nor my second choice. You‘re my only choice.” 💕💕💕

To say that I loved this book would be an understatement! The slow burn romance of Diana and Jeremy was EVERYTHING! The sapphic love between Helen and Sutton was unexpected and refreshing. The banter practically leaps off the page. I enjoyed reading this immensely!

Good audiobook

I felt this quote in my soul… (glad the book had a very happy ending though)
“She couldn‘t throw caution to the wind. That was a luxury childless people had, people with free time and fewer responsibilities. Boring, safe plans hadn‘t steered her wrong yet.”

When other girls dreamed about the prince, I was definitely fantasizing about that library!
“She‘d gone to the library with her parents, once a week, every week, when she was a little girl. It had felt like a magic place to her, full of books just waiting to be read—on shelves, in stacks, in every corner. She‘d fantasized about having a place like that in her own imaginary future home, with shelves and shelves of books, wherever you looked.”

“how nice it was to be sleeping with a guy who didn‘t seem to want or need all the other bullshit men always wanted from her—parties, meeting their friends, all the big showy stuff she always dreaded. All she and Theo did was eat takeout on his couch, watch TV, and have great sex. It was heaven.

“Where better for a killer to hide, than somewhere already know as the death zone?”
Page-turning thrill ride. I loved every page of this one!

“Mabel, what if I don‘t deserve to be happy?”
“Olga,” Mabel whispered in her ear, “unless you kicked a puppy or have a body buried someplace that I don‘t know about, you deserve to be fucking happy. Okay?”

Almost didn‘t make it past the first few pages, but so glad I kept reading. Really good story, cute love story!

Easily one of my favorites this year! Beautiful love story with a couple, Naya & Jake, who are perfectly imperfect but so right together.

May you drown in shallow water; May your song be never heard; May you fall in love with a man; May your mouth ever fill with salt. — Teek curse ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

If “sisters over misters” was a book… Thoroughly enjoyed every page of this one. 🎧