Rating: 3.8/5
November 9 Review
November 9 offers a thrilling ride with surprising twists and deep emotions. The characters are relatable, though some side characters need more depth. A great read for romance fans!
Romance
Books that focus on romantic relationships between characters.
Rating: 4/5
An Offer from a Gentleman Review
Benedict's growth is relatable, and the romance with Sophie is electric. Quinn’s pacing and humor make it a delightful read, though a few slow spots pop up. A charming historical escape!
Rating: 3.6/5
Red, White & Royal Blue Review
Red, White & Royal Blue offers a charming love story mixed with political intrigue. The characters grow well, though the dialogue can feel forced. Overall, it’s a fun and engaging read.
Rating: 3.3/5
Gabriel’s Inferno Review
Gabriel’s Inferno is like eating fancy chocolate—rich, dramatic, and sometimes a bit much, but hard to put down. Gabriel and Julia’s bumpy romance sucked me in, though the flowery writing sometimes made me roll my eyes.
Rating: 4/5
Fangirl Review
'Fangirl' wraps you in the warm blanket of Cath's story, a college freshman who juggles family drama, romance, and fandom. An engaging read with relatable humor and heartfelt growth. A slight pacing hiccup, but still worth exploring.
Rating: 3.6/5
The Twilight Saga Review
Twilight throws vampires and werewolves into high school drama. Bella is relatable but clumsy. Edward sparkles and broods. Jacob bares it all. Expect love, tension, and fast-paced action. But beware: repeated sighs and melodrama might wear you down.
Rating: 4/5
Wuthering Heights Review
Wuthering Heights isn't just a book; it's a whirlwind of emotions. Heathcliff's love-hate saga keeps you guessing. Pros: thrilling plot, unique characters. Cons: sometimes confusing. But hey, who needs a clear plot when you have drama!
Rating: 3.8/5
The Making of The Movie Apples Never Fall Review
In 'Apples Never Fall', family secrets unravel with unexpected plot twists. Delaneys remind me of my quirky family reunions, minus a missing person plotline! Moriarty keeps readers guessing, albeit sometimes stretching believability. Still an engaging read.
Rating: 3.8/5
Purple Hearts Review
Purple Hearts surprised me. Cassie and Luke’s relationship is messy, not sugar-coated. The military stuff feels real, and the music adds heart. It’s a romance, but with enough grit that you won’t gag on the sweetness.
Rating: 4.5/5
It Ends with Us Review
Colleen Hoover grabs your heart, squeezes it, and then tosses it in a blender. You’ll laugh, cry, and maybe need a stiff drink after. Not a fairytale, but real, raw, and punchy. Worth every page.