Review: Red String Theory by Lauren Kung Jessen

ARC provided by the publisher for review You know how you can see some books as a movie in your head? That's Red String Theory by Lauren Kung Jessen, out Tuesday, January 9. It's a sweet, totally cinematic contemporary romance with Serendipity and Before Sunrise vibes. It's set against a NYC (and later LA)…

ByMichelleJanuary 8, 20240Comments

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Review: How the Wallflower Was Won by Eva Leigh

ARC provided by the publisher via NetGalley In How the Wallflower Was Won, Tabitha Seaton's primary ambition is to join the Sterling Society, a secretive and influential intellectual society. Membership is unheard of for a woman, but they might be more likely to consider her if she had an equally erudite husband. Enter Finn Ransom,…

ByMichelleSeptember 26, 20220Comments

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In a New York Minute by Kate Spencer | Book Review

Kate Spencer's ode to NYC rom-coms a la Nora Ephron kicks off with an unforgettable meet disaster ARC provided by the publisher via NetGalley In a New York Minute stands out in this Spring's rom-com lineup with an unforgettable meet disaster, a great friend group, and opposites attract tropey goodness. It's an ode to NYC…

ByMichelleMarch 15, 20220Comments

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The Lady Gets Lucky by Joanna Shupe | Book Review

ARC provided by the publisher via NetGalley First, let's talk about this cover. Because from the moment I saw it months ago I had big time heart eyes for The Lady Gets Lucky. The luxe lavender and gold, the leg, her hair. I mean, gah, hello, gorgeous. So let's get to the book. I utterly…

ByMichelleOctober 26, 20210Comments

Review: Red String Theory by Lauren Kung Jessen

Review: How the Wallflower Was Won by Eva Leigh

In a New York Minute by Kate Spencer | Book Review

The Lady Gets Lucky by Joanna Shupe | Book Review

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