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Book Review: Keeping Score by Brittany Kelley
Keeping Score follows Tristan and Michelle as their chemistry turns into something more. Tristan is the laid-back, lovable goalie, while Michelle is independent, hardworking, and determined to build the life she wants. Together, they make a sweet and easy-to-root-for couple in this lighthearted sports romance.

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Aug 192 min read


Book Review: Lost and Found by Tarah DeWitt
I really, really wanted to love Lost and Found. After loving the first two books in the Spunes, Oregon series, I was so excited to finally get Silas’s story. Unfortunately, this one just didn’t connect with me the way I hoped it would. I loved Bea and Silas together, but I struggled with the overall storyline and found myself wishing their love story had happened years earlier.

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Aug 143 min read


Book Review: Dust and Denim by Harper Dale
Laurel and Calder get a second chance at love in this small-town romance filled with community, family, and complicated relationships. While I enjoyed the chemistry between the characters and the sense of community throughout the story, the many plotlines and fast pace made it difficult for me to fully connect with the romance. Here's my honest three-star review of Dust and Denim.

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Jul 282 min read


Book Review: Paint, Tarot & Murder: My 4-Star Review of Paint Me Like Your Dead Girls
Looking for a fast-paced YA mystery with a unique mix of art, serial killers, tarot, and a little bit of the occult? Paint Me Like Your Dead Girls by Cynthia Murphy kept me hooked with an intriguing mystery, a clever dual timeline, and an investigation led by a determined teen journalist. Here's why I gave it 4 stars!

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Jul 212 min read


Book Review: The Summer Share by Jenn McKinlay
A charming summer romance filled with heart, humor, and one unforgettable dog. When an unlikely living arrangement brings Hannah and Simon together, sparks slowly begin to fly in the coziest small-town setting.

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Mar 231 min read


Book Review: The Women in White by Sarah Pekkanen
In two timelines decades apart, a group of women becomes entangled in psychological experiments that blur the lines between science and the supernatural. As past and present collide, buried secrets surface — revealing the true cost of power, control, and the desperate need to be believed.

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Mar 162 min read


Book Review: The Phone Swap
When an unexpected phone swap connects two strangers, a simple mix-up turns into something deeper. As messages become meaningful conversations, both must confront their pasts and decide if they’re ready to risk their hearts. Blending modern communication with themes of growth, trust, and environmental advocacy, The Phone Swap explores the vulnerability it takes to truly let someone in.

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Feb 222 min read


Book Review: Marion — When the Victim Becomes the Predator
A psychological thriller that flips the script, Marion explores what happens when a woman others underestimate refuses to remain a victim. Sharp, unsettling, and ultimately empowering, this story leans into strong female voices and the quiet danger of being overlooked.

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Jan 242 min read
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