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The Bookish Libra’s Top 10 Favorite Books of 2017

December 12, 2017/54 Comments/by Suzanne

 

Top Ten Tuesday is a fun weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish. This week’s topic is Top Ten Favorite Books of 2017, which gives us all a chance to share the reads that really blew us away this year.

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Overall I’ve had a fantastic reading year so it was hard to pick just ten favorites.  Here are ten books that really resonated with me, books that I haven’t been able to stop thinking about in the weeks and months since I read them.

 

TOP 10 FAVORITE BOOKS OF 2017

 

1. THE HATE U GIVE by Angie Thomas

Read my review…

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2. A CONJURING OF LIGHT by V.E. Schwab

Read my review…

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3.  THE GIRL IN THE TOWER by Katherine Arden

Read my review…

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4. THE RULES OF MAGIC by Alice Hoffman

Read my review…

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5. DEAR MARTIN by Nic Stone

Read my review…

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6. STARFISH by Akemi Dawn Bowman

Read my review…

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7. THE ALICE NETWORK by Kate Quinn

Read my review…

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8. STRANGE THE DREAMER by Laini Taylor

Read my review…

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9. MR. DICKENS AND HIS CAROL by Samantha Silva

Read my review…

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10. WHAT HAPPENED by Hillary Rodham Clinton

(Find out what it’s about…)

Hillary’s book was the only one of my favorite reads that I didn’t review on my blog.  As most of my blog readers know, I’m a huge Hillary fan so I knew any review I wrote would be very biased. I’ll just say that as a Hillary fan, this book was everything I needed it to be.

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Question:  What were some of your favorite 2017 reads?  Did any of my favorites make your list?

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54 replies
  1. Sam@WLABB
    Sam@WLABB says:
    December 12, 2017 at 6:08 am

    Starfish is one I hope to read soon. I am going to try and read it in one day when it is free on Riveted. Maybe it will happen.

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 12, 2017 at 9:14 pm

      I thought it was a pretty quick read so I think it’s possible 🙂

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  2. Carmen
    Carmen says:
    December 12, 2017 at 6:15 am

    “Daughter of Smoke and Bone” is one of my favourite books of 2017. After I am done with this trilogy, I`ll pick up “Strange The Dreamer”. Laini Taylor has such a beautiful writing style.

    Carmen`s Reading Corner

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 12, 2017 at 9:15 pm

      I’m glad to hear this because I just purchased a copy of Daughter of Smoke and Bone 🙂

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  3. Grace @ Rebel Mommy Book Blog
    Grace @ Rebel Mommy Book Blog says:
    December 12, 2017 at 7:02 am

    I haven’t read any of these besides THUG (which I liked)!!! I did just get The Rules of Magic though. I skipped this topic this week because I am having a hard time narrowing it down!!!

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 12, 2017 at 9:15 pm

      It really was hard to pick just 10. I read so many great books this year.

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  4. Lauren
    Lauren says:
    December 12, 2017 at 8:40 am

    I still have to read so many of these! I actually have Starfish in my TBR pile. I just haven’t gotten around to it yet. Dear Martin and THUG I’m hoping to borrow from my library over winter break. Great list, Suzanne!

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 12, 2017 at 9:18 pm

      Thanks!

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  5. stacybuckeye
    stacybuckeye says:
    December 12, 2017 at 8:40 am

    The Hate U Give made my list too! I’m adding Dear Martin to my TBR list.
    https://wordpress.com/post/stacybuckeye.com/22148

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 12, 2017 at 9:18 pm

      Hope you enjoy it!

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  6. Greg Hill
    Greg Hill says:
    December 12, 2017 at 9:24 am

    Wow Starfish sounds really good, tackling some tough topics. And Hillary’s book I do want to read.

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 12, 2017 at 9:21 pm

      Yeah, Starfish was really an emotional read for me because it took on so many tough issues.

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  7. Angela
    Angela says:
    December 12, 2017 at 9:39 am

    I still need to read The Alice Network, I don’t know what I’m waiting for! At some point, I’d also like to read Hillary’s book.

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 12, 2017 at 9:25 pm

      I think you’ll really like The Alice Network.

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  8. ShootingStarsMag
    ShootingStarsMag says:
    December 12, 2017 at 9:52 am

    I still need to read The Hate U Give – and Strange the Dreamer, though I do own both of them so soon! I LOVED A Darker Shade of Magic but I need to read the next two.

    -Lauren

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 12, 2017 at 9:26 pm

      Oh, I can’t wait to see what you think of the 2nd and 3rd books in the ADSOM series. It’s one of my all time favorite series.

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  9. Jenea's Book Obsession
    Jenea's Book Obsession says:
    December 12, 2017 at 9:57 am

    You have some really good one on your list. I would love to read Strange the Dreamer, I have the audio book of it. Just wish I did better with audio books, guess I will have to get the physical book. 🙂

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 12, 2017 at 9:32 pm

      I struggle with audio books too.

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  10. Maraia
    Maraia says:
    December 12, 2017 at 10:14 am

    Yaaay, your post makes me so happy! You’re the first person I’ve seen with Starfish and Dear Martin on their list. They’re both on my list as well, along with ACOL and THUG. *high fives* Starfish just about broke me, though. I still can’t stop thinking about it!

    I loved The Bear and the Nightingale, and I’m impatiently waiting for my hold on The Girl in the Tower to come in!

    And I haven’t read What Happened yet, but I definitely need to. I’m also a huge Hillary fan.

    Here’s my list of favorite books of 2017: http://buecher-monster.de/2017/12/12/top-10-tuesday-top-ten-favorite-books-of-2017/ 😊

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 12, 2017 at 9:33 pm

      Yay, we have great taste in books!

      Oh, I hope you enjoy The Girl in the Tower. I actually loved it even more than the first book.

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  11. Katrina @ Chased By My Imagination
    Katrina @ Chased By My Imagination says:
    December 12, 2017 at 10:36 am

    Woooh, I read and LOVED ‘The Girl In The Tower’ too! Such a great fantasy, I love how magical Arden’s world-building is! ‘The Hate U Give’ is a popular choice this year, such a powerful read!

    Please check out my TTT list too!

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 14, 2017 at 6:25 am

      The Girl in the Tower was such an amazing read. Katherine Arden is now an auto-buy author for me 🙂

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  12. iloveheartlandx
    iloveheartlandx says:
    December 12, 2017 at 12:17 pm

    A Conjuring of Light was on my list this week too!
    My TTT: https://jjbookblog.wordpress.com/2017/12/12/top-ten-tuesday-137/

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 14, 2017 at 6:28 am

      Loved that one!

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  13. Rebecca
    Rebecca says:
    December 12, 2017 at 12:30 pm

    I’m so jealous because you have so many newer books on your list. I always find myself reading older books or the “it” books from one or two years ago because I’m always so behind, but I want to read them all! Great list!

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 14, 2017 at 6:28 am

      I wish I was better about reading older books. Every time I get behind, those seem get shuffled down my pile.

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  14. Kelly @ Here's to Happy Endings
    Kelly @ Here's to Happy Endings says:
    December 12, 2017 at 12:51 pm

    I haven’t read Hillary’s book yet but I’ve been wanting to for ages – I absolutely love her and I think this book would be such a fascinating read. I did read Dear Martin and definitely loved that one oh so much, though! I didn’t read any of the others on your list, but I do own a few of them! I think Wonder Woman Warbringer was probably my favorite book of this year, though.

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 14, 2017 at 6:32 am

      I’m really glad I read Hillary’s book. I don’t normally read nonfiction, but I just really wanted to hear from her about the 2016 election. I think it was part of my healing process. Plus, she’s just so eloquent and actually quite funny. It’s a great reading experience for a Hillary fan.

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  15. sjhigbee
    sjhigbee says:
    December 12, 2017 at 5:07 pm

    You have some fabulous books here – I want to get hold of Strange the Dreamer and The Rules of Magic. I haven’t yet gone through my list to select my favourites, yet:)). Have a lovely Christmas!

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 14, 2017 at 6:38 am

      The Rules of Magic is such a lovely read. I just adore Alice Hoffman’s writing style.

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  16. Sophie Alex
    Sophie Alex says:
    December 12, 2017 at 5:23 pm

    The Hate U Give is one of the books I should have read this year but still haven’t. However, I haven’t heard a single soul not LOVING it, and I have no doubt that I should read it and enjoy as well. I love the spotlight it’s been getting, and all of the themes it touches upon interest me a lot. I shouldn’t postpone it anymore! IT IS GETTING DONE!
    I would LOVE to read The Bear and the Nightingale soon. I am obsessed with Russia, and this one sounds right up my alley. I love its wintery feel and its mysterious vibe. I am really excited about it. I am dying to finish V.E. Schwab’s books and all of the series I’ve started and haven’t finished! Her writing style is of my favorites.

    Here’s my TTT: https://bookslikewolves.wixsite.com/blog/single-post/2017/12/12/Blogmas-Day-12-Top-17-Books-of-2017

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 14, 2017 at 6:38 am

      The Bear and the Nightingale and its sequel The Girl in the Tower are such amazing reads. I definitely recommend them, especially if you enjoy Russian folklore.

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  17. Jordan Rose
    Jordan Rose says:
    December 12, 2017 at 6:37 pm

    The Hate U Give, A Conjuring of Light, and Strange the Dreamer were all truly fantastic, I can’t agree more! I would still really like to read Mr. Dickens and his Carol, so hopefully I can this holiday season–I’m really glad to see it on your list! I have to check out some of the other books you have on here–great list!

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 14, 2017 at 6:47 am

      Thanks!

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  18. Kimberly @ Caffeinated Reviewer
    Kimberly @ Caffeinated Reviewer says:
    December 12, 2017 at 8:17 pm

    I loved the Rules of Magic too. Great list of books 🙂

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  19. Aj @ Read All The Things!
    Aj @ Read All The Things! says:
    December 12, 2017 at 8:57 pm

    I’m reading A Conjuring of Light next. I’m so excited for it. I love that series. Strange the Dreamer is on my TBR list. I have to read Hillary Clinton’s book, too, but I’d also be biased if I reviewed it. 🙂

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 14, 2017 at 6:44 am

      Yay, I hope you love A Conjuring of Light.

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  20. Helena @ The Life of a Booknerd Addict
    Helena @ The Life of a Booknerd Addict says:
    December 13, 2017 at 1:29 am

    Great list! what an amazing year for you! I’m hoping to read Ms. Katherine Arden series! I keep seeing it everywhere! Great post, Suzanne! 💋 xoxo

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 13, 2017 at 6:30 am

      That Katherine Arden series is just fantastic. It’s quickly becoming one of my all-time favorites and I’ve been recommending it to everyone. I hope you enjoy it 🙂

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  21. Nina
    Nina says:
    December 13, 2017 at 5:28 am

    I really want to read most of the books on your list! Yay! Especially The Hate You Give. That one, pfff, I just need to read, no question about that. Keep hearing great things about it and your review is fantastic. Sometimes we need an eye-opener.

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  22. Tasya
    Tasya says:
    December 13, 2017 at 8:54 am

    I read The Bear and The Nightingale earlier this year and it became my 2017 favorite 😀 I can’t wait to read The Girl in the Tower, I plan to read it in January! 🙂

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 13, 2017 at 10:31 pm

      I hope you love Girl in the Tower too. I actually loved it even more than the first book and am already anxious to get my hands on book 3.

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  23. Dragonfly @ Our Familiarium
    Dragonfly @ Our Familiarium says:
    December 13, 2017 at 1:20 pm

    oh my!! Love this list Suzanne! most of them I either read and LOVED [The Hate you Give], I’m reading soon [Dear Martin, next week! Can’t wait!] or are in my 2018 TBR: The Girl in the Tower, The Rules of Magic, Strange the Dreamer and What Happened! I’m number 61 in the library waiting list for What Happened! LOL

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 14, 2017 at 6:41 am

      I hope you enjoy Dear Martin!

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  24. Kei @ The Lovely Pages Reviews
    Kei @ The Lovely Pages Reviews says:
    December 13, 2017 at 4:11 pm

    I’ve only read Dear Martin and I absolutely loved it, so glad it made your top ten of the year!

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  25. Lindsay
    Lindsay says:
    December 13, 2017 at 5:44 pm

    I, too, loved The Alice Network, A Conjuring of Light, and The Hate U Give! And I’ve got The Girl in the Tower to read as soon as I finish a few library books. Aren’t those covers gorgeous?! I haven’t heard of the Dickens book but it looks right up my alley.

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  26. Lisa @ Reading, Writing, and Random Musings
    Lisa @ Reading, Writing, and Random Musings says:
    December 13, 2017 at 8:52 pm

    I so loved The Hate U Give – it is probably my favorite book of the year. I also enjoyed The Alice Network! I am hoping to read Dear Martin soon!

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  27. Darque Dreamer Reads
    Darque Dreamer Reads says:
    December 15, 2017 at 3:29 pm

    Nice list! I need to read Starfish still!

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 17, 2017 at 9:50 am

      I hope you enjoy it!

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  28. Lindsey @ Lindsey Reads
    Lindsey @ Lindsey Reads says:
    December 17, 2017 at 8:40 am

    A Conjuring Of Light! So glad you loved this so much 🙂 I’m hoping to read The Hate U Give, Dear Martin and Strange the Dreamer soon.

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 17, 2017 at 9:32 am

      I hope you enjoy them as much as I did. I can’t wait to get my hands on the second book in the Strange the Dreamer series.

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  29. Kay @ It's a Book Life
    Kay @ It's a Book Life says:
    December 18, 2017 at 3:51 pm

    I think The Hate U Give will be showing up on everyone’s list this year. I know I loved it!

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    • Suzanne
      Suzanne says:
      December 18, 2017 at 4:52 pm

      Right? I have seen it on so many lists. It’s getting so much well-deserved love.

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  30. Literary Feline
    Literary Feline says:
    December 18, 2017 at 5:36 pm

    I love these lists. I really want to read Dear Martin, The Rules of Magic and The Alice Network. I’m so glad you loved them! The Hate U Give is one of my favorites this year as well. I still need to put together my list.

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Hi, I'm Suzanne. Proofreader by day, book blogger by night, devourer of books 24/7. My reading tastes: Basically you name it, I probably like it. I read a lot of contemporary and historical, both adult and YA, and I've also been enjoying more and more fantasy lately. Hobbies include: buying and hoarding of books, rambling about books to anyone who will listen, and trying to recommend books to my family and friends whether they are readers or not - because seriously, how can you not love to read books?

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There’s no better mail than book mail and I’m over the moon to have received these beauties from @BerkleyRomance and @acebookspub this week. (Thank you! 🩷) These are all highly anticipated reads for me so I’m excited to dive into them. 

Books Received (swipe for the full synopsis of each): 

The Monster Hunter’s Librarian by Lauren Connolly, Pub Date 11/17/2026- Navigating the stacks of a sentient library, as well as their simmering attraction to each other, a librarian witch and a monster hunter team up to save a mystical world from destruction.

Witches of Questionable Intent by Jenn McKinlay, Pub Date 11/10/2026 - A librarian witch must use her bookish knowledge to track down a dangerous, magical tome, in this enchanting novel from New York Timesbestselling author Jenn McKinlay.

Two Can Play That Game by Zakiya N. Jamal, Pub Date 11/17/2026 - After a chance courtside encounter, a fake relationship between a rising influencer and a WNBA star gets a little too real in this swoony sapphic romance.

Eight Ways to Say I Love You by Amanda Elliot, Pub Date 10/27/2026 - A spark of attraction burns brighter each year between childhood friends in this sweeping Hanukkah romance by USA Today bestselling author Amanda Elliot.

❓QOTD - Are any of these books on your radar? What’s the last book mail you received? 

The Monster Hunter’s Librarian Synopsis: 

As the newest hire at the Endless Library, Bells Mortevue finally has access to magic again and a chance to prove that the daughter of criminal necromancers can be trusted with power—even if it’s solely used to seek and sort books upon infinite shelves.

Except a certain monster hunter refuses to let Bells do her job.

Rhett Waltham doesn’t want help. Not when revealing the truth of his research would be a death sentence for his ailing human father. Preparing to risk his own life in a dangerous competition to save his dad, Rhett does not have time for a curious, tantalizing librarian witch who asks too many questions.

It’s clear the Library disagrees, as the sentient space itself forces the two together. Bells warms to the grumpy hunter as she slowly earns his trust, though she starts to suspect
Thanks for the gifted review copies @atriabooks an Thanks for the gifted review copies @atriabooks and @simon.audio #partners

🤠 Review - TRIGGER HAPPY 🤠

Author - Meredith Trapp

Pub Date - 10/20/2026

Okay, I’m not going to lie - I came so close to DNFing this book almost as soon as I started it.  I hadn’t read the synopsis and was just going off the cover, which was giving cute cowboy romance vibes. When I started reading and it became clear the book was about rival contract k!llers and started with the clean up of some pretty gnarly crime scenes, I was hesitant to continue because I didn’t think it would be my thing.  That said, if you’re like me when you start it, keep going because this book is so much fun! 

The story follows Sabrina, who is a Manhattan socialte, and Lawton, a wild cowboy.  Both have been trained in their respective family businesses, which just happen to be rival murder-for-hire businesses. There’s bad blood between the families, so it’s very awkward when both Sabrina and Lawton get hired for the same job in Wyoming and have to pretend to be a happily married couple. 

I loved the undercover element and how it allowed these two to get to know one another in a new way. They were clearly attracted to one another, so it was fun to watch them try and fail to fight their new feelings for one another. 

This was such a great time and had so many laugh out loud moments!

I did an immersive read and thought the audiobook was especially hilarious. The narrators, Kelsey Navarro Foster and Jesus E. Martinez, did such a great job bringing these characters to life and capturing the overall lighthearted tone of the story. 

Perfect for fans of:

Rivals to Lovers
Feuding Families
Forced Proximity
Fake Relationship
City Girl meets Country Boy

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

❓QOTD - Are any of today’s new releases on your radar?  Or what’s your favorite read so far this month?
Thanks for the gifted review copies @atriabooks an Thanks for the gifted review copies @atriabooks and @simon.audio #partners

✨ Review - UNDONE ✨

Author - Peyton Corinne

Pub Date - 10/20/2026

I’m so sad to see the Undone series end, but what an incredible ride it has been! Every book has been so beautiful and has packed an emotional punch, but I think this final one hit me the hardest.  Lily and Toren have both been through so much and my heart just broke for them over and over again.  At the same time, I was rooting so hard for them to find the love and happiness together that they both deserved. 

Toren especially had my heart because he’s so misunderstood. I hated how he was so beaten down and felt so unworthy of love. I actually had tears in my eyes when Coach Harris and his wife were so kind to Toren just because Toren couldn’t believe that someone could actually care about him. 

My heart hurt for Lily as well. She’s a talented artist but is told time and again by her father that art is not a career, and he forces her down an academic path that she doesn’t want and isn’t suited for.  Between the emotional abuse and the being set up for academic failure, Lily begins to struggle with her mental health. 

I love a second chance romance, but this one almost broke me to hear what drove them apart in the first place.  It made me all the more glad they found their way back to one another. 

I did this as an immersive read and thought the audiobook narration was incredible.  Andre Bellido and Caitlin Elizabeth perfectly capture the angst, the yearning, and the deep emotional connection between Lily and Toren. 

The writing is beautiful and the emotion runs deep.  Highly recommend this one! 

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❓QOTD - Do you ever cry when you read?  If so, what’s a book that made you cry?  Or CR?
📚 MESSY MONDAY - 26 in 2026 CHALLENGE UPDATE 📚 He 📚 MESSY MONDAY - 26 in 2026 CHALLENGE UPDATE 📚

Hey book friends! I hope you all had a wonderful weekend and that your Monday is off to a good start. 

I spent part of my weekend doing some bookstagram housekeeping, which meant getting caught up on my 26 in 2026 challenge reviews. 

I’ve been doing amazing on the challenge itself and only have 3 books left but was way behind on reviewing those books. I’ve never done a YES, NO, MAYBE style review before so I decided to go that route in my caption. 

If you swipe through my slides though, there’s also a mini review for each book.

BOOKS READ:

Blood Over Bright Haven by M.L. Wang - YES

James by Percival Everett - YES/MAYBE (read The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn first).

The Housemaid’s Secret by Freida McFadden - MAYBE

The Serpent and the Wings of Night by Carissa Broadbent - YES

Crimson River by Devney Perry - YES

An Echo in the Bone by Diana Gabaldon - YES

Kill for Me, Kill for You by Steve Cavanagh - YES

Phantasma by Kaylie Smith - YES/MAYBE (depending on if you’re okay with gore).

❓QOTD - If you’re doing any reading challenges this year, how are you doing with them? Have you met your reading goal for the year yet? Have you read any of these books?

Review:  James is a beautifully written reimagining of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. It’s told from the perspective of Jim, a runaway slave, and is a much darker tale but the harrowing parts are well balance with other more humorous moments. I appreciated that it fleshes out Jim’s character and gives him so much more depth than the original. He comes across as wise and brave here, almost philosophical. I definitely recommending reading Huck Finn first and then reading this one to fully appreciate the different perspective

Review: Crimson River is the fifth book in The Edens series. It definitely works as a standalone but I recommend reading at least some of the earlier books first to meet the other Edens.  Loved the heartfelt romance between Lyla and Vance, getting to learn more about the family, and I also loved the mystery and suspense elements, which made this such an addicting read.

Review:  I’m still fully invested in Jamie and Claire and eve
🎅🏻 FESTIVE FRIDAY 🎅🏻 Thanks so much to @atriabook 🎅🏻 FESTIVE FRIDAY 🎅🏻

Thanks so much to @atriabooks for the gifted e-arc and to @simonmaverickbooks @simon.audio for the ALC.

Review - MISTLETOE ALL THE WAY

Author - Lauren Blakely

Pub Date - 10/6/2026

I still have several spooky season reads to get to, but I couldn’t resisting diving into Mistletoe All the Way, the new spicy holiday romance from Lauren Blakely. It’s a grumpy-sunshine, small town romance that is full of holiday cheer, and it was such a fun way to kick off my holiday romance reading. 

Noah is a grumpy veterinarian who is not a fan of Christmas. He’s basically a sexy, broody Grinch who is trying to prove to his grandfather that he is the best person to take over the family horse farm now that his grandfather is retiring. 

Eloise is a ray of sunshine - a little sweet, a little sassy, and passionate about making her PR business a success by securing work from the town mayor. She thinks she can achieve this by helping Noah win the town’s holiday competition and be crowned Mr. Holiday.  Even though he can’t stand Christmas, Noah wants to take part in the contest to prove to his grandfather that he’s invested in the community.  Eloise thinks she can change his mind when it comes to Christmas.

This was such a fun read! Eloise and Noah have great chemistry and I loved their opposites-attract dynamic and the hilarious banter between them. The Mr. Holiday competition was so entertaining and had me laughing out loud on several occasions. Poor Noah! 🤣

I was also invested in Noah & Eloise teaming up to save the horse farm from Noah’s scheming, shady cousin.  The two of them make a great team, in every way.

I paired the e-arc with the audiobook & recommend this route.  There’s a full cast narration lead by Erin Mallon and Teddy Hamilton, and they do a wonderful job capturing the fun and festive nature of the story, as well as the attraction between Eloise and Noah. 

If you’re looking for a fun Christmas romance to add to your holiday TBR, you can’t go wrong with thiis book!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

❓QOTD - Any fun weekend plans?

AOTD - My birthday is next week & I’m celebrating early, hopefully with a trip to the bookstore!
Thanks to @minotaur_books for the #gifted book and Thanks to @minotaur_books for the #gifted book and fun PR package and to @macmillan.audio for the ALC #macaudio2026 #partner

❄️ Review - HOME FOR THE HOMICIDES ❄️

Author - Elle Cosimano and Hannah Morrissey

Pub Date - 10/13/2026

I didn’t think I was read to start reading holiday books until I dove into Home for the Homicides. It’s a hilarious holiday-themed murder mystery that kept me chuckling to myself from start to finish, and that also features a healthy dose of spicy romance between the two rival detectives who are assigned to investigate the murder. 

I had such a fun time with this clever story! It’s set in the town of Christmas, a cozy, charming town that looks straight out of a Hallmark holiday movie, right down to the all of the characters having holiday-themed names, including rival detectives Holly Frost and Mark Shepherd, although they might be better known by the unfortunate nicknames they’ve recently earned, Betty Crocker and Pole Licker, respectively. 

Holly and Mark have been sent to Christmas not only to solve this murder, but also to hopefully redeem themselves.  As they are forced to work together, we are treated to major unresolved sexual tension between them, so much yearning, and endless witty banter. 

I’d consider this a cozy mystery.  The murder victim came to town looking for love and ends up murdered with an icicle. While there are plenty of twists and turns to keep the reader guessing and interested, the stakes are still fairly low and the humor abounds. 

I loved the balance between mystery and romance, and one of the other highlights for me was the narrator who a running, funny & sarcastic commentary.  I also loved that the story takes place over 12 days, which immediately made me think of the 12 Days of Christmas.

The audiobook features a multi-cast narration with Angela Dawe, who does a brilliant job creating distinctive voices for all of the characters, as well as Colin Donnell, & Patti Murin.  They were all so entertaining!

If you’re don’t think you’re ready for Christmas in October, this book will change your mind!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

❓QOTD - Favorite holiday movie?

AOTD - Home Alone & Christmas Vacation
Thanks for the free book @berkleyromance #BerkleyP Thanks for the free book @berkleyromance #BerkleyPartner #Berkley 

🪦 Review - LOVE YOU TO DEATH 🪦

Author - Jenna Levine

Pub Date - 10/13/2026

I think I’m becoming obsessed with grim reaper romances! I’m a huge fan of Jenna Levine’s paranormal romances and she has really outdone herself with her latest, Love You to Death. It features Daniel, a jaded grim reaper who falls hard for Lucy, a recently deceased woman whose soul he has been sent to collect.

In spite of him being a reaper, I found Daniel to be very relatable. I think we’ve all probably experienced some job that we’ve done for so long that we just don’t want to do it anymore and with his being death over and over again, it’s easy to see why he is so jaded. 

My heart broke for Lucy as soon as I realized Daniel had come for her.  Her night was already such a mess and all she wants to do is go be with her sister and help her plan her wedding, and instead she gets hit by a bus.  Talk about bad luck!  I admired her pluck and determination to bargain with the reapers for more time so she can be there for her sister’s wedding, and I loved that she made such an impression on Daniel that he’s willing to break the rules and help her strike a deal with his bosses, a deal that leads to him having to closely monitor her for the extra time she has been granted. 

I loved the connection that forms between Lucy and Daniel and especially that being around Lucy reminds Daniel of what it was like to be human.  Lucy’s second chance at life is a second chance for him as well, and it was so great to watch him help her live what time she has left to the fullest. 

I also loved that this was both a fun and swoony, slow burn romance and a very moving story about second chances and about being good enough just as you are.  It made me laugh but it also just gave me such a full heart.

Highly recommend this book for fans of:

Paranormal romance
Grumpy Sunshine
Forced Proximity
Forbidden Romance
Balance of fun banter and poignant moments
Spicy Romance

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

❓QOTD - Midweek check in - how’s your week going?  Reading or watching anything good?

AOTD - I have a huge work deadline tomorrow so I am exhausted.
Thanks for the gifted audiobook, @hachetteaudio #p Thanks for the gifted audiobook, @hachetteaudio #partner

🧹 Review - MEET CUTE MAGIC 🧹

Author - Morgan Elizabeth

Pub Date - 9/8/2026

Meet Cute Magic is the first book in the Heartwood Hollow series and it is just as cute and cozy as the name makes it sound!

Rosie is such an easy character to love and to root for. She runs a bookstore in Heartwood Hollow, and she and her sisters are witches.  They also happen to be under a curse that doesn’t allow them to find love.  Rosie isn’t having it though because she wants to her her one true love, so she decides she’s going to figure out how to break the curse.

I admired Rosie’s strength and determination as she sets out to conjure up the ghost who cursed them and make him tell her how to break it. Once she has her answer, she teams up with her neighbor Jack, who actually cannot stand her because she’s too bubbly and over the top for him, to go on a magical quest to round up all of the ingredients she needs.  Why does Jack agree to help? Because the ghost who cursed Rosie is Jack’s grandfather!

I had such a good time following Rosie and Jack on this quest through the paranormal community. The banter between these two was hilarious and even though they’ve clearly been annoying each other for years, there’s also some major chemistry there.  When they have to pretend to be a couple to get into a paranormal club to retrieve an ingredient, I just knew we were well on our way to finding out how Rosie and Jack really feel about one another, and I was so here for it!

Rosie and Jack are such endearing characters and they aren’t the only ones either. I loved Rosie’s sisters, Percy the cat, and Phillip the ghost, all of whom are quite meddlesome in the best way.

If you’re in the mood for a cozy fantasy with a dash of spice this spooky season, Meet Cute Magic is the book for you.

The audiobook was narrated by Lilly Drake and Michael Gallagher, who do a wonderful job of capturing the story’s lighthearted tone, as well as the chemistry and the pining between Rosie and Jack.  They were a delight to listen to!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

❓QOTD - Favorite candy? 

AOTD - Snickers & Reese’s Cups. Love chocolate & peanut butter!
Thanks for the free book @berkleyromance #BerkleyP Thanks for the free book @berkleyromance #BerkleyPartner #Berkley 

👻 Review - ENTITIES TO LOVERS 👻

Author - Mallory Marlowe

Pub Date - 10/13/2026

Mallory Marlowe is one of my favorite authors for paranormal romances and her latest, Entities to Lovers, is a must-read for spooky season! Not only is it spooky and atmospheric, but it’s also cozy and filled with New England fall vibes.

Rory and Ezra work as ghost tour guides at Ye Olde Spirit Shop in Boston. Sparks fly whenever they are together and they claim to loathe one another. It’s pretty obvious that’s not the case though because they’re always secretly checking each other out. 

Things change, however, when they are forced to give a tour together and while bickering, break something in a haunted house, and end up cursed.  Rory is a medium who can communicate with ghosts and when she hears “I’ll show you!”, she knows they messed up. 

Their curse might be the most fun curse and the most creative use of forced proximity I’ve ever read about. Whenever they are apart, terrible things happen to each of them, but as soon as they are together again, they are surrounded by good fortune. That is, unless they start bickering again, them all hell breaks loose.  It was such a good time following Ezra and Rory as they try to figure out what the ghost is trying to show them so they can finally break the curse. 

The romance was everything and I was obsessed with Rory and Ezra as a couple, especially when they start giving more tours together. When they let their guard down around one another, they are an amazing team and clearly perfect for one another. 

I honestly loved everything about this book, but a real standout was the tours themselves. I thought it was so fun that Ezra and Rory dress up like ghosts in period costumes and give the tour as if they are spirits. 

Other standouts were the ghostly secondary characters, including a haunted porcelain doll named Clementine who gives gifts to people she likes, and then Luna, a spirit in Rory’s apartment who likes to tidy and organize, & help Rory pick out her outfits. 

Spooky season romance perfection!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

❓QOTD - Have you ever been on a ghost tour?
⚾️Review - LOVE BEYOND THE DIAMOND (Waves Baseball ⚾️Review - LOVE BEYOND THE DIAMOND (Waves Baseball #3) ⚾️

Author - Laura Langa

Pub Date - 10/9/2026

Thanks to @lauralangawrites for the gifted review copy!

Pardon the baseball pun, but Laura Langa has knocked it out of the park with Love Beyond the Diamond, the latest installment in her Waves Baseball series. I’ve enjoyed every book in the series so far, but I think this one is my favorite. 

Shane is the gruff, tattooed right fielder for the Waves baseball team, and Willow is the chaotic artist who brings out the side of Shane that no one else sees. I was captivated by them from the moment they meet and Shane scoops Willow up and rushes her to the hospital because he notices something is off with her.  Even under those tense circumstances, it was obvious they had incredible chemistry and I found myself fully invested in seeing how their relationship developed.

I was practically swooning by the time they end up in a marriage of convenience to help each other out, and I loved how supportive they were of each other.  Shane helps Willow learn how to handle her new diabetes diagnosis while the marriage gives her health insurance she wouldn’t otherwise have, and Willows helps Shane learn how to just live and have fun by exposing him to childhood experiences he has never done before. I always love the way Langa writes relationships in her books and this one is definitely a new favorite. The tender moments, the passionate kisses, the longing, it’s all just chef’s kiss!

While the relationship is really sweet, there are also plenty of laughs in Love Beyond the Diamond, especially in the team group chat.  If you like found family vibes, you’re going to love the Waves baseball players. 

Perfect for Fans of:

Grumpy-Sunshine
Opposites Attract
Marriage of Convenience
Only One Bed
Closed Door Romance / No Spice
He Falls First

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

❓QOTD - Do you watch baseball?  What team do you root for?  If not a baseball fan,  what are you reading to start the week?

AOTD - I don’t watch it as much as I used to, but when I do, I root for the Orioles and the Nationals.
📚 TEN BEFORE THE END 📚 Hey book friends! It’s har 📚 TEN BEFORE THE END 📚

Hey book friends! It’s hard to believe we’ve reached that point in the year where it’s time to select books for the “Ten Before the End” challenge, but here we are!

Embarrassingly enough, my stack is mostly filled with books I got for Christmas last year and never read. 😅 

I’m pretty determined to get at least those books read because I do not want to carry them over to my 27 in 2027 challenge, if at all possible.

Here’s what I’m hoping to read before the end of the year:

The Correspondent by Virginia Evans
Broken Country by Clare Leslie Hall
The Irish Goodbye by Heather Aimee O’Neill
Sable Peak by Devney Perry
Fake Skating by Lynn Painter
Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult
The Favorites by Layne Fargo
Sandwich by Catherine Newman
You Had Me at Hola by Alexis Daria
Duke by Jessica Peterson

❓QOTD - What’s a book you’re hoping to read before the end of the year? Have you read any of these?  Which one should I start with?
📚👻 WHAT I’M HOPING TO READ IN OCTOBER 👻📚 Hey book 📚👻 WHAT I’M HOPING TO READ IN OCTOBER 👻📚

Hey book friends! I hope your October is off to a good start and that you’ve already had some great reads.  Today I’m sharing my hopefuls for this month. I’ve got a stack of physical books I’m hoping to get to, as well as a slide full of e-arcs and ALCs that are also high priority this month. There are several in my hopefuls list that were gifted, so I’ve tagged those publishers. Thanks so much to all of them for their generosity! ♥

I’ve also already read a few of these so be on the look out for those reviews soon!

✨ PHYSICAL BOOKS ✨

Never Been Tamed by Corinne Michaels (Already Read & Reviewed)
Bound & Unbound by Ali Hazelwood (Already Read & Reviewed)
Make Me Hate You by Kandi Steiner (Already Read & Reviewed)
Love You to Death by Jenna Levine (Currently Reading)
With All My Haunted Heart by Isabel Sterling 
Entities to Lovers by Mallory Marlowe (Currently Reading)
Phantasma by Kaylie Smith (26 in 2026 Challenge read)
Bonfire & Bliss Bookstore by Brittanee Nicole
A Witch in Notting Hill by Alexandra Paige

Not pictured because I forgot to pull it off my shelf:😅

Kill for Me, Kill for You by Steve Cavanagh (26 in 2026 Challenge read)

✨E-ARCS & ALCS✨

Undone by Peyton Corinne 🎧
Trigger Happy by Meredity Trapp
The Witches of Cambridge by Alice Hoffman 🎧
Meet Cute Magic by Morgan Elizabeth 🎧
Unapologetic Love Story by Elle McNicoll 🎧
Bad Words by Rioghnach Robinson (Finished reading, review coming soon)
Look What the Cat Dragged In by Jason Rekulak 🎧
Love Beyond the Diamond by Laura Langa (Finished reading, review coming soon)
The Things We Swoere We’d Never Do by Jillian Dodd 🎧
Home for the Homicides by Elle Cosimano & Hannah Morrissey
Mistletoe All the Way by Lauren Blakely (Finished reading, review coming soon)
Counting Down to You by Emily Stone

❓QOTD - What are some of your October hopefuls? Do we share any?
Thanks so much to @arndellbooks #partner for this Thanks so much to @arndellbooks #partner for this beautiful gifted finished copy and PR package!

✨ Review - MAKE ME HATE YOU ✨

Author - Kandi Steiner

Pub Date - 10/7/26

How good is this book?  Well, I received this package in the mail on Saturday and devoured the entire book on Sunday!

There’s just something that always gets me about romances that have their roots in childhood first loves. I just love getting glimpses into the couple’s history together and learning what happened to drive them apart when there are clearly still major feelings between them.  In this story, Jasmine is returning to her hometown after being away for seven years. She has returned to be maid of honor in her best friend’s wedding but is dreading seeing Tyler, her best friend’s brother and the guy who broke her heart.

It’s obvious as soon as Jasmine comes face to face with Tyler that she isn’t over him, and it’s equally obvious that Tyler is feeling something for her as well.  Being forced to work together as they help get ready for the wedding brings so many feelings to the surface for both of them.  Old wounds are reopened, there’s plenty of resentment and confusion to go around, but above all of that, there is mutual attraction and major chemistry now that they are both adults. It’s an emotional journey as they have to confront their past history in order to a way to move forward, and I loved them together so I was rooting hard for them to find that connection again and to rebuild trust.  I also loved that the story is told in dual POV so that I could get both of their inner thoughts along the way.

I thought the writing was beautiful, the character development fantastic, and the story itself completely binge-able.

If you love a second chance romance that has all of the angsty vibes, you’re definitely going to want to check out Make Me Hate You!

Highly recommend for fans of:

Second Chance Romance
Best Friend’s Brother
Forced Proximity
Angst

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫

❓QOTD - Mid-week checkin - how’s your week going so far? Do you enjoy angsty reads or do you prefer something lighter?
Thanks for the free book @berkleyromance #BerkleyP Thanks for the free book @berkleyromance #BerkleyPartner #Berkley 

🧛🏻‍♂️ Reviews - BOUND and UNBOUND 🧛🏻‍♂️

Author - Ali Hazelwood

Pub Date - 10/06/26 (for paperback with both novellas)

Even though I’m not normally a big novella reader, I’m always going to read everything Ali Hazelwood writes and I’m so glad I read these paranormal novellas because they were such a good time and perfect for spooky season!

✨BOUND is a grumpy-sunshine romance with paranormal elements.  It follows Veronica, a grad student/con artist who creates art forgeries to pay for her classes and Viktor Ashworth, a grumpy professor who catches her but instead of turning her in, recruits her to work on a special project with him. 

I loved the dynamic between these two characters as they worked so closely together.  Veronica is bold and outgoing, while Ashworth is stoic and a bit gruff.  There’s fun banter, sarcasm, paranormal elements, undeniable chemistry, and a slow burn romance with plenty of yearning. 

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

✨UNBOUND follows Lilit, a 5,000 year old revenant, who develops feelings for Roman, an ER doctor and of course, a mortal.  This goes against the revenent code because she’s meant to protect humans and to avoid relationships. Their mutual attraction is undeniable, even though they try hard to hide their feelings for one another.  When someone starts hunting Lilit and Roman gets caught in the crossfire, everything changes.  I really enjoyed the mix of action, banter, humor, and the paranormal vibes. 

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

My only quibble with both Bound and Unbound was that I wanted more, which is pretty much always the way I feel when I read a novella. It’s totally a me thing. 😅

❓QOTD - Ali is one of my auto-buy authors. Who are some of your auto-buy/auto-read authors?
Thanks for the free review copy @sourcebookscasa # Thanks for the free review copy @sourcebookscasa #partner and @teamcorinnemichaels!

🤠 Review - NEVER BEEN TAMED 🤠

Author - Corinne Michaels

Pub Date - 10/6/2026

Never Been Tamed is the second book in the Heartstone Ranch series, a series that I am obsessed with!

This installment follows Ares and Harper. Ares is a cardiologist who has come to Infinity Ridge after a patient death leads to him taking a forced sabbatical from his job in Chicago. He’s in Infinity Ridge to see his grandmother, try to revive his deceased grandpa’s local medical practice, and to just get his head on straight. Harper has lived in Infinity Ridge all her life and is currently the primary caretaker for her dad, Clyde.

I fell hard for Ares from the first moment he comes to town, when Clyde accidentally hits Ares’ car. Ares can sense right away by Clyde’s demeanor that he probably shouldn’t be driving, so he goes along with Clyde’s story and lets him off the hook.  I just found that so endearing. 

I found Harper equally endearing because she always wants to make those around her happy, although I did kind of want to shake her at times for never putting herself first. Especially when refusing to say no gets her stuck being a bridesmaid in her ex-boyfriend and ex-best friend’s wedding, who are now together because they cheated behind Harper’s back. 

Ares and Harper have a fun meet cute at the bar, which leads a fake dating situation. Ares needs the townspeople to like him and come to his medical practice, which they are currently avoiding because he’s an outsider. Dating Harper, the town sweetheart, could really help with that, and Harper could use a hot boyfriend to get the town to stop pitying her and to make the wedding less awkward for her.

I had such a great time following Ares and Harper as they fail to fight their feelings for one another, and watching Clyde meddle. He pretends not to like Ares, but he really sees what a great guy he would be for Harper. 

I thought this story had the perfect balance of humor, emotion and spice & I loved every page of it!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

❓QOTD - Are you a series reader? What are your favorites? Or are you getting any new releases this week?
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