Tag: adult book recs
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Notes on an Execution by Danya Kukafka – Sharp, Haunting, and Emotive
Another bookstagram recommendation that came across my feed, Notes on an Execution by Danya Kukafka is said to be compelling, immersive, and incredibly well-written. I can confirm that it is all these things and more, and you might want to have your pens and fingers reading to add this one to your TBR. Ansel Packer…
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Jodi McAlister’s An Academic Affair – A Perfect Academic Romance from Down Under
If you loved Ali Hazelwood’s The Love Hypothesis or Love, Theoretically and need more academic romance in your life, look no further than Jodi McAlister’s An Academic Affair. Not only do we have a truly brilliant academic romance here, but it is a bookish one and you know I couldn’t wait any longer once I…
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Season of Storms – Andrzej Sapkowski’s Witcher Standalone Novel
I’ve been trying not to anticipate what this novel could be, stilling my assumptions and pulling myself back from hoping for similarities to his short story works. Thankfully, I can say that Andrzej Sapkowski’s Season of Storms, the standalone Witcher novel, is funny, intriguing, and full of detail. Not only does it ring true to…
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Best Friends-to-Lovers in Stephanie Archer’s The Wingman
Still going strong with the Vancouver Storm series, The Wingman by Stephanie Archer marks the third in the series and a best friends-to-lovers sports romance that is cute, steamy, brainy, and emotional. Now’s the time for Hayden and Darcy to rethink their friendship, hash out their fumbled beginnings, and work out what’s really happening between…
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Play Along Is My Favourite Liz Tomforde Novel To Date
The Windy City series just keeps getting better and better, and Play Along is really pushing that agenda because it is my favourite of the series so far. Not only are the characters so wonderfully fleshed out with backstories, histories, rivalries, conflicts, secrets, and traumas, but there is a genuine feel from each and every…
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Stephanie Archer’s The Fake Out Gets Real And I Love It
I was right to keep with the Vancouver Storm series as The Fake Out has settled quite firmly into that category of sports romance that I adore. Layers of internal and external conflict, hidden emotions and secrets, pre-conceived notions flying out he window, and best of all, a romance that feels so real (not to…