Henry Kisor 
As an insatiable bookworm, I’m always on the hunt for novels that not only captivate me with their stories but also resonate with my deep-rooted love for literature. When I stumbled upon Emily Henry’s “Book Lovers,” I knew I had to dive in. The premise alone – a romance blossoming between two book industry professionals … Read more
I first heard about The Kiss Quotient from a close friend who shares my love of contemporary romance novels. She raved about this book, insisting that I had to read it as soon as possible. As someone who is always on the lookout for heartwarming love stories with unique perspectives, I was immediately intrigued. When … Read more
I picked up Beach Read on a whim, drawn in by the charming cover and intriguing premise of two writers with writer’s block making a deal to trade genres. As someone who loves books about books and the creative process, I couldn’t resist diving in. From the very first pages, I was utterly captivated by … Read more
I have to admit, when I first picked up The Hating Game by Sally Thorne, I wasn’t expecting much beyond a light, fluffy romantic comedy read. It was one of those books that had been sitting on my to-read list for ages, constantly getting pushed aside for weightier literary fiction or non-fiction. But after a … Read more
I have to admit, when I first picked up The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood, I wasn’t expecting much beyond a light, fluffy romance novel to pass the time. Little did I know that this book would completely captivate me, leaving me utterly charmed and eager to share my experience with others. Let me start … Read more
It was a rainy Sunday afternoon when I first picked up Laura Joh Rowland’s “The Concubine’s Tattoo.” I had been browsing the historical fiction section at my local bookstore, looking for something to transport me to another time and place. The striking cover art of a woman’s back adorned with an intricate tattoo immediately caught … Read more
I have always been captivated by the mystique and grandeur of Venice – the winding canals, ornate palaces, and that unmistakable air of faded decadence. So when I came across Rosalind Laker’s novel The Venetian Mask, which promised to immerse readers in 18th century Venetian society during the heyday of the iconic Carnival celebrations, I … Read more
I have to admit, when I first picked up “The Sword of Eden” by Holt Clarke, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. The premise of an angelic war between the forces of good and evil sounded intriguing, but also a bit clichéd if not handled well. However, as someone who enjoys supernatural thrillers and … Read more
You know how sometimes you come across a book that just completely transports you to another world? That’s exactly what happened to me with Naomi Novik’s “The Iberia Trilogy.” I stumbled upon this series quite by accident, but I’m so glad I did because it turned out to be one of the most captivating and … Read more
I first came across The Lymond Chronicles quite by chance. I was browsing the historical fiction section at my local bookstore, looking for something to transport me to another time and place after a particularly stressful period at work. The ornate cover of The Game of Kings immediately caught my eye – a lone knight … Read more