SEP did her magic again. And the Crowd Went Wild is the 11th book in the Chicago Stars series. While it’s part of a long-running world, each book works perfectly as a standalone, with familiar characters making small appearances. Even though Dream a Little Dream (Book 4) still remains my favourite, this book did come… Continue reading Book Review: And the Crowd Went Wild by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
If You Loved Knight by Kristen Ashley, Read These Next
If Knight by Kristen Ashley was your kind of read, then chances are you enjoy bold, unapologetic romance with alpha heroes, intense chemistry, and emotionally charged relationships that don’t shy away from power dynamics or passion. Knight isn’t subtle but rather dramatic, possessive, raw, and deeply immersive, pulling you into a world where love is… Continue reading If You Loved Knight by Kristen Ashley, Read These Next
Book Review: Wild Side by Elsie Silver
Wild Side by Elsie Silver feels like a warm hug but wrapped in tension and slow-burn romance. Set in a small town that feels lived-in and intimate, this story leans into one of my favourite romance setups: a marriage of convenience. Add forced proximity, enemies to lovers, and that unmistakable small-town charm, and you’ve got… Continue reading Book Review: Wild Side by Elsie Silver
If They Write It, I’m Going To Read It
Some authors become instant favourites, not because of one perfect book, but because they consistently deliver stories that feel familiar yet exciting every time. Their writing becomes a comfort, a guarantee that I’ll find something worth staying up late for. This carousel is a small tribute to those writers for me. The ones whose names… Continue reading If They Write It, I’m Going To Read It
Book Review: The Marriage Bet by Olivia Hale
The Marriage Bet by Olivia Hale is a fun, fast-paced romance that leans fully into some of my most loved romance tropes like marriage of convenience, forced proximity, billionaire romance, and enemies to lovers, and honestly, it delivers exactly what it promises. The story revolves around a calculated marriage agreement that starts as a strategic… Continue reading Book Review: The Marriage Bet by Olivia Hale
Books That Emotionally Damaged Me vs Books That Emotionally Repaired Me
Being a reader is basically signing up for emotional instability… voluntarily. Some books hold you gently, fix your broken pieces, and restore your faith in love. Others? They walk in, ruin your emotional balance, and leave you staring at a wall at 2 a.m. (rude behaviour, honestly). And yes, I loved both types because apparently… Continue reading Books That Emotionally Damaged Me vs Books That Emotionally Repaired Me
My February TBR
February always feels like the perfect reading month, FYI so does every other month. Since it’s the valentine month, we will AGAIN stick to mostly romance reads. After a solid January of reading, I’ve put together a February TBR that has romance, emotional depth, and a touch of the unexpected. Here’s what I’m planning to… Continue reading My February TBR
January Reading Wrap-Up: 8 Books
Somehow January always feels like a reset month, from new year celebrations to new reading goals, the vibe is like another year and another beginning. This year, I started slow but steady and ended up reading 8 books. A proper mix of drama, romance, billionaires, and historical charm. Here’s how my reading month really went.… Continue reading January Reading Wrap-Up: 8 Books
My Month as a Reader: January
January truly flew by, and somehow between everyday life, work, and random to-do lists that never end (why do they multiply?), I still managed to read 8 books, plus a couple of comfort rereads that felt like visiting old friends. And because reading isn’t just about books but also vibes, here’s my January in visual… Continue reading My Month as a Reader: January
Book Review: Lady Be Good by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
Where do I even start? Susan Elizabeth Phillips is the OG of all and this book is no exception. Lady Be Good by Susan Elizabeth Phillips is one of those romances that quietly pulls you in and then refuses to let go. It’s witty, warm, emotionally layered, and carries that signature SEP charm where humour… Continue reading Book Review: Lady Be Good by Susan Elizabeth Phillips