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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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⚾️ REVIEW - LOVE CATCH ⚾️ Author - Laura ⚾️ REVIEW - LOVE CATCH ⚾️ Author - Laura Langa Pub Date - 2/13/26 Happy Pub Day @lauralangawrites & thanks for the #gifted copy! I love a good sports romance and this sweet, closed door baseball romance was an absolute delight! Kenzie is excited to be attending her baseball player fiancé’s game so that she can cheer him on, but she unfortunately learns the hard way that he’s not the great guy she thought he was when he decides to publicly dump her mid-game. Embarrassed and heartbroken, Kenzie goes home to lick her wounds in the house she shares with her friend and employer Travis, who also happens to be a baseball player on the same team as her now ex. What Kenzie doesn’t know is that Travis has been in love with her forever and has been hiding his feelings. He has settlled for friendship since Kenzie works for him, but as he watches her deal with her broken heart, can he continue to hide his feelings? Kenzie and Travis are both sweethearts, and I just adored them both. I was so angry on Kenzie’s behalf for how her ex did her wrong, but at the same time, I recognized that Travis was such a better choice for her. He’s so kind, supportive, and protective of Kenzie that it truly melted my heart. Oh and he’s a rescue cat dad, which just had me swooning, lol. I loved how sweet he was to Kenzie after the breakup and how he did everything in his power to help her get over her loser ex. I really enjoyed watching their relationship evolve as they move from friends to lovers. It’s a slow burn, but the way it’s written, it’s definitely worth the wait. And while there’s no spice, there is a beautiful first kiss that is truly swoonworthy and actually brought a tear or two to my eyes. Love Catch is another winner from Laura Langa, and it also happens to be the second book in The Love Playbook series. Each book in that series is a full length, standalone, closed-door romcom featuring a different sport and an adorable pet, so be sure to check out them out. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫 ❓QOTD - This book features adorable rescue kitties. Do you have any pets? Tell me about them! AOTD - I have two, a black and white tuxedo cat named Ninja and a golden retriever named Winston.
💖 LOVE FLATLAY 💖 Hey book friends, I hope y 💖 LOVE FLATLAY 💖 Hey book friends, I hope you are having a good Friday. This month is flying by and, believe it or not, Valentine’s Day is already upon us. I’ve seen several challenges this week with people sharing books that feature Love in their titles, so I decided to scour my bookshelves and see how many I have since I’m such a huge fan of romance books. Not as many as I was expecting, but still a pretty good amount. Books Featured: LOVE is a War Song by Danica Nava LOVE in Plane Sight by Lauren Connolly The LOVE Lyric by Kristina Forest Sunk in LOVE by Heather McBreen The LOVE Simulation by Etta Easton The LOVE of My Afterlife by Kristy Greenwood Just Another LOVE Song by Kerry Winfrey LOVE and Other Flight Delays by Denise Williams A LOVE Like the Sun by Riss M. Neilson LOVE at First Book by Jenn McKinlay LOVE and Other Conspiracies by Mallory Marlowe The LOVE Wager by Lynn Painter Sounds Like LOVE by Ashley Poston LOVE & Other Words by Christina Lauren LOVE, Lists & Fancy Ships by Sarah Grunder Ruiz LOVE on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood ❓QOTD - Have you read any of these or do you have any fun plans for this weekend? AOTD - Hubby and I are going out to dinner tomorrow night. He’s having surgery first thing Monday morning so the rest of the weekend will be packing up and heading to stay near the hospital.
Me if reading romance books was an Olympic sport. Me if reading romance books was an Olympic sport. 😅 What “sport” would you excel in? #Bookmeme #bookmemes #bookreels #olympics #bookreel
Thanks for the #gifted audiobook @prhaudio #prhaud Thanks for the #gifted audiobook @prhaudio #prhaudiopartner! 🚣 Review - RACING HEARTS 🚣 Author - Ann Adams Pub Date - 2/10/26 Ann Adams’ debut romance, Racing Hearts, follows Katherine (Kath), a competitive rower who is going through a rough patch when we first meet her. A recent losing streak is threatening to tank Kath’s dreams of competing for gold at the summer games, and everything comes to a head when her boyfriend dumps her at the starting line of a big race and she finishes dead last and she loses her spot at the Olympic Training Center. Determined to win her spot back, Kath reluctantly agrees to train with Adrian, a coach in her hometown. It was so fun watching Kath and Adrian butt heads in the beginning. The author does a great job of portraying the drive for perfection that you would expect from an athlete at that level. Kath is a bit frustrating in the beginning because she is practically married to her stopwatch, apps, and other fitness rituals that were once a help but are now more of a hindrance. I loved how Adrian kept challenging her to try new things, to basically get out of her own way so she can truly enjoy her sport again. It was also entertaining to watch her train with his teen students. They were a fun group who challenged her in unexpected ways. The romance of course was lovely. I enjoyed the hint of forbidden romance since he’s her coach for the summer, but mostly, I just adored how supportive, sweet, and caring Adrian was. He’s exactly the person Kath needs in her life. I loved their chemistry and their romantic journey together, and I was also rooting so hard for Kath to make her comeback. Marie Hawkins narrates & does a great job of capturing Kath’s sheer grit & determination, as well as her frustration with herself. I felt all of those emotions so much as I was listening. I also loved how she captured the opposites attract chemistry between Kath and Adrian. I flew through this one in a couple of sittings at 1.7x speed, cheering for Kath every step of the way! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❓QOTD - Are you watching the Olympics? What’s your favorite Olympic sport to watch? AOTD - I love to watch figure skating & skiing.
Thanks so much to @kensingtonbooks and @hambright_ Thanks so much to @kensingtonbooks and @hambright_pr for the #gifted review copy! 🏈 Review - CHASING THE RING 🏈 Author - Lauren Rowe Pub Date - 1/27/2026 Chasing the Ring is the first book in Lauren Rowe’s Football and Feels series, and it is such a good time! I felt so bad for Iris when her relationship implodes on what should have been her wedding day and she is publicly humiliated on top of it, but I was cheering her on when she decided to take the honeymoon trip to Hawaii by herself. When she doesn’t count on when she makes those plans, however, is that her ex would cancel their accomodations before she could arrive at the resort, leaving her with nowhere to stay because the bungalow has already been given to Roman, a handsome football player. After a hilarious meet cute, Iris and Roman decide to share the bungalow and have a sexy week-long fling where they’re at it. I thought this was a really fun read! After seeing Iris at her lowest when we first meet her, it was great to see her character grow and regain her self-confidence. I also loved that Roman turns out to be such a great guy. He’s trying to secure a job with a team that would have him living closer to his young son, who he misses terribly. I love a golden retriever hero, and that’s Roman all the way. Roman and Iris have wonderful chemistry, and I really enjoyed watching them move from just having a good time to truly having feelings for one another. Their journey is equal parts spicy goodness and heartwarming charm, and there were even some found family vibes that I’m always a sucker for. Highly recommend this one for fans of: 🏈 Sports Romance 🌶️Spicy Romance 👨🏻 Single Dad 🤝 Age Gap 🏘️ Paradise to Small Town 🛏️ One Bed 💸 Billionaire Romance ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❓QOTD - Have you ever taken a solo vacation? Or would you consider taking one? AOTD - I’ve never vacationed alone before but I’ve been thinking about it a lot lately since my husband isn’t the biggest fan of traveling. I’m not sure where I would go though. Maybe back to London to explore on my own.
❤️🩷 RED & PINK BOOK SPINES 🩷❤️ Vale ❤️🩷 RED & PINK BOOK SPINES 🩷❤️ Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and I’ve been loving all things pink and red, so I thought it would be fun to pull together a book stack featuring some pretty red and pink spines. Have you read any of these? Books Featured: ❤️Lavash at First Sight by Taleen Voskuni 🩷What Happens in Amsterdam by Rachel Lynn Solomon ❤️The Re-Do List by Denise Williams 🩷Red Card by Maren Moore ❤️Everything for You by Chloe Liese 🩷The Dead Romantics by Ashley Poston ❤️Dream Girl Drama by Tessa Bailey 🩷A Love Like the Sun by Riss M. Neilson ❤️The Bride Test by Helen Hoang 🩷Book Lovers by Emily Henry ❤️So Not Meant to Be by Meghan Quinn ❓QOTD - Do you have any special plans for Valentine’s Day this year? AOTD - My hubby and I usually just keep it simple and go out to dinner.
Thanks to @youhadmeathea @stmartinspress #partners Thanks to @youhadmeathea @stmartinspress #partners for the #gifted review copy! 💜 Review - MAYBE THIS ONCE 💜 Author - Sophie Sullivan Pub Date - 2/10/2026 When Charlie loses her job after an altered video goes viral and portrays her in an unflattering light, she heads to the Get Lost resort where her great uncle lives and works, looking for a safe place to land. Grayson Keller, who owns the lodge, has also found this place to be a safe place to land after his relationship ended, so he and Charlie have something in common and become friendly with one another from the moment they meet. Neither is looking for anything serious, but can’t deny they’re attracted to one another. They also have incredible chemistry, which doesn’t hurt matters either. Charlie has major trust issues because it was her own family members who put the altered video out there, costing Charlie her dream job. I loved seeing the walls she has built up around herself slowly come down as she interacts with and grows to care deeply about Grayson and his family. This is the third book in a series, so if you’ve read the other books, you’ll recognize and love revisiting others from the Keller family. Grayson has some trust issues as well because he was hurt by his prior relationship, and I enjoyed seeing him open his guarded heart to Charlie. Recommended for those who enjoy: ✨Small town romance ✨Second chance at love ✨Found family ✨Slow burn ✨Starting over ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❓QOTD - What would be your dream job?
✌🏻TWO FOR TUESDAY - MINi REVIEWS ✌🏻 ✨ ✌🏻TWO FOR TUESDAY - MINi REVIEWS ✌🏻 ✨Review - THE FROZEN RIVER (26 in 26, 3) Author - Ariel Lawhon Pub Date - 12/5/23 I don’t read it often these days, but I love a good historical fiction read and this one is a real standout. Part of what I loved about this book is that it’s set in the late 1700s, a time period I don’t often come across when I read historical fiction. I also loved that it’s inspired by Martha Ballard, a midwife of the time period who, largely ignored during her time, deserves to be recognized. I also really enjoyed that there’s a strong mystery element that revolves around a body that is pulled out of the icy river and its possible ties to a sexual assault. The writing was beautiful and very atmospheric, and I absolutely devoured it. I was so impressed by Martha’s determination to find the truth and to make her voice heard, especially during a time when men would prefer it if women just kept their mouths shut. The lack of autonomy women had was infuriating, but it was definitely true for the time period, and it made me sympathize all the more with Martha and the assault victim. A powerful read I won’t soon forget. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ✨Review - INTO THE TIDE (26 in 26, 4) Author - Laura Pavlov Pub Date - 3/16/23 Small town romance and brother’s best friend are two of my favorite tropes, so this book was right up my alley. Lila and Hugh have known each other forever, but they finally see each other in an all new light when Lila comes home after graduating from college. Hugh’s best friend’s sister is all grown up, and it’s pretty obvious there’s some simmering mutual attraction, even though Hugh has a hand’s off policy out of respect for his best friend. Things change though when Lila asks Hugh for a summer job and the two of them start spending more and more time together. This story was equal parts sweet and spicy, and just an all around good time! The chemistry between Hugh and Lila is undeniable, so it’s a relationship that is easy to root for. I also really enjoyed the small town vibes, as well as the side characters, particularly Hugh’s family. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❓Any series you’re hoping to read this year? Or how’s your week?
Thanks so much to @sourcebookscasa for this #gifte Thanks so much to @sourcebookscasa for this #gifted copy. 🩷 Review - ALL TOO WELL (26 in 2026 read #2) 🩷 Author - Corinne Michaels Original Pub Date - 8/17/24; This edition - 4/29/25 Corinne Michaels is an author I’ve been wanting to read for a while now, and I even had an older copy of this book on my 26 in 2026 TBR challenge. I’m grateful for this beautiful gifted copy because it was the perfect motivation to finally start the Ember Falls series. I’m so glad I did too because this was such a good read! Years ago Lachlan broke Ainsley’s heart, but now she has returned to Ember Falls to interview him for her article on former athletes. Lachlan is now the town’s fire chief, a single dad, and he’s as sexy as ever. I enjoyed both of these characters from the moment we meet them and was eager to see them reconnect and work through whatever happened between them when they were younger since it was clear that they had feelings for one another and amazing chemistry as well. I loved the charming small town atmosphere, Lachlan’s adorable daughter Rosie, as well as all of the side characters. I look forward to learning more about some of them in future books and have already purchased the next two books in the series. Read this one if you’re a fan of: ✨Single Dad ✨Brother’s Best Friend ✨Small Town Romance ✨Second Chance Romance ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❓QOTD - How was your weekend? What are you reading to start off the week?
Thanks to @read_bloom, @meghanquinnbooks, & @hambr Thanks to @read_bloom, @meghanquinnbooks, & @hambright_pr #partner for the #gifted eARC & ALC. 🦩 Review - JUST FOR THE CAMERAS (Bay Area Players 1)🦩 Author - Meghan Quinn Pub Date - 2/3/26 Meghan Quinn is one of my go-to authors when I need a good laugh and she absolutely delivers in her latest rom-com, Just for the Cameras. This is the first book in a new series, but it does feature characters from throughout the Meghan Quinn universe, so if you’re a fan of Meghan’s books, you may recognize some fun familiar faces. I fell in love with this book from the very first moment when Graydon and Maple meet. Graydon is a grumpy football player who, along with a couple of his teammates, have been assigned to volunteer at the local zoo for a PR campaign. Graydon is not happy about this and is even less thrilled when he’s told he will be working with the flamingos. As he is mocking the flamingos and whining about the whole experience, Maple, the zookeeper he’ll be working with, walks in and overhears every word. Needless to say, sparks fly! Grumpy-sunshine is one of my favorite tropes, so I was all in on seeing this relationship evolve and it did not disappoint. As always, Meghan Quinn writes some of the funniest banter I’ve ever read so I ate that up. I also love the tension of a good forced proximity romance and that aspect was *chef’s kiss*. The emotional aspect of the story was great too and was well balanced with all of the laugh out loud humor and with the spicy romance element. One of the highlights for me was the football player group chat. It was hilarious how Graydon grew from hating its existence to really becoming buddies with his teammates. I hope we see more from those guys in future books. I did an immersive read and adored the full cast narration, which featured many of my favorite narrators, Connor Crais, Emma Wilder, Teddy Hamilton, J.F. Harding, Jason Clarke, Stella Hunter, & Samantha Brentmoor. They played off each other so well & it made for a phenomenal listening experience that had me cackling my way through the book! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❓QOTD - If you could work with any zoo animal, which would you choose? AOTD - Giraffes or pandas
🩷 BROTHER’S BEST FRIEND ROMANCE BOOK RECS 🩷 Happy Friday, book friends! Today I’m back to share some of my favorite romance reads that feature the brother’s best friend trope. This is always a fun trope so I have quite a few recs. If you have recs, you can add to this list, feel free to mention them in the comments below. Brother’s Best Friend Book Recommendations: In Your Dreams by Sarah Adams P.S. I Hate You by Lauren Connolly The Re-Do List by Denise Williams Happiness for Beginners by Katherine Center Holding the Reins by Paisley Hope If Only You by Chloe Liese If All Else Sails by Emma St. Clair All Too Well by Corinne Michaels Fragile Sanctuary by Catherine Cowles Wild Love by Elsie Silver Done and Dusted by Lyla Sage Catch and Keep by Erin Hahn Problematic Summer Romance by Ali Hazelwood Love in Plane Sight by Lauren Connolly Into the Tide by Laura Pavlov Mr. Wrong Number by Lynn Painter The Game Changer by Lana Ferguson The Plus One by Mazey Eddings The Dating Plan by Sara Desai Comeback by Rebecca Jenshak Just Don’t Fall by Emma St. Clair Bridesmaid for Hire by Meghan Quinn Say You Swear by Meagan Brandy Beautiful Player by Christina Lauren ❓QOTD - Have you read any of these or do you have any more brother’s best friend recs to add to this list? Or what are your weekend plans?
🎧 AUDIOBOOK REVIEW 🎧 Thanks to @prhaudio #p 🎧 AUDIOBOOK REVIEW 🎧 Thanks to @prhaudio #prhaudiopartner for the gifted ALC. Review - BOOKS & BEWITCHMENT Author - Isla Jewell Pub Date - 2/3/2026 I’m still firmly in my cozy fantasy era, so this bookish-themed, small town witchy romantasy was right up my alley. Rhea has always lived a pretty average life, living with her pet parrot and working a desk job at a local insurance company. When a grandmother she never met suddenly dies and leaves her everything, Rhea decides to pack up and head to Arcadia Falls, the quaint mountain town where her grandmother had lived and where Rhea’s mother has warned her never to visit. What Rhea finds when she gets there is that not only has she inherited a rundown video store in need of a major upgrade, but she has also inherited a magical heritage she knew nothing about. This story is so fun! There’s a sweet, slow burn romance with Hunter, the town’s sexy handyman, who also happens to be the son of her grandmother’s biggest witchy rival, but the real highlight of the story for me is Rhea’s journey of self-discovery as she learns to embrace her family’s witchy history and as she transforms the old video store into her dream bookstore. There’s also plenty of whimsy as the spirit of Rhea’s grandmother somehow ends up inside of Rhea’s parrot, allowing for unexpected bonding as well as some hilarious chaos along the way. The audiobook is 10 hours and 29 minutes, and with Thérèse Plummer’s spirited narration, the time just flew by. Her portrayal of Rhea’s sassy grandmother in particular had me chuckling nonstop. Recommended for fans of cozy, witchy reads, small town romances, and journeys of self-discovery. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❓QOTD - If you were a witch and could have any animal as your familiar, what animal would you choose?
🔎 THRILLER THURSDAY 🔎 Thanks for the free e 🔎 THRILLER THURSDAY 🔎 Thanks for the free ebook & #gifted ALC @htp_hive @htpbooks @parkrowbooks & @htpbooks_audio #htpbooks #HTPHive Review - IT’S NOT HER Author - Mary Kubica Pub Date - 2/3/26 What is meant to be a peaceful vacation turns into a family’s worst nightmare in Mary Kubica’s latest psychological thriller, It’s Not Her. Courtney, her brother, and their famillies have rented remote lakeside cottages in anticipation of a relaxing trip with plenty of family bonding time. The trip turns out to be anything but relaxing when Courtney is awakened by a horrific scream and discovers that her brother and his wife are dead, her niece Reese is missing, and in the same cabin, her nephew Wyatt is asleep and unharmed upstairs. Courtney is determined to find out what happened to her brother and sister-in-law and to find Reese, but the harder she tries to find the truth, the more twisted and tangled things seem to get, to the point where she has no idea who she can trust, if anyone. This book was so good! I was completely hooked from that first blood curdling scream and the sense of urgency to find Reese and figure out what happened to her parents. The story is fast-paced, full of tension and suspense, and I absolutely loved the atmospheric quality of the writing. I also really loved how the story unfolds in a dual timeline and also through multiple perspectives. We follow Courtney while she tries to unravel the many mysteries and secrets that this town seems to be hiding, while at the same time, we get Reese’s perspective, which gives us the lead up to that fateful night and beyond. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time I read and even though I thought I had things figured out a couple of times along the way, I was kept guessing until the end and was truly shocked by the big reveal. I read this with my eyes and ears and blown away by the audiobook, which was narrated by Jennifer Jill Araya, Brittney Pressley, and Gary Tiedemann. They all did such a great job conveying the suspenseful and atmospheric vibes of this story, helping to make this a book I didn’t want to put down. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫 ❓QOTD - What’s your ideal vacation like?
📚 FEBRUARY HOPEFULS 📚 Happy Wednesday, book 📚 FEBRUARY HOPEFULS 📚 Happy Wednesday, book friends! I hope your week is going well and that you’ve already had some great reads this month. I’m a few days late sharing the books I’m hoping to read this month, but I think I’ve got a pretty good line up and I’ve actually already finished several of these so be on the look out for my reviews. There are several in my TBR that were gifted, so I’ve tagged those publishers. Thanks so much to all of them for their generosity! ♥ 📚 Physical Copies: 📚 And Now, Back to You by B.K. Borison Wyatt by Jessica Peterson (26 in 2026, book #5) Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler (Finished, review to come) Heated Rivalry by Rachel Reid (Finished, review to come) Anywhere with You by Ellie Palmer (Finished, review to come) Blood Over Bright Haven (26 in 2026, book #6) Maybe This Once by Sophie Sullivan Gods Beneath the Ice by Alexandra Kennington Playing with Forever by Rebecca Jenshak Booking for Trouble by Jenn McKinlay Come What May by Corinne Michaels Junie by Erin Crosby Eckstine 🎧📱E-ARCs/ALCs: 📱🎧 Racing Hearts by Ann Adams A Little Buzzed by Alys Murray Love Catch by Laura Langa Half City by Kate Golden When I Kill You by B.A. Paris The Girls Before by Kate Alice Marshall Fire Line by Maggie Gates Love Song by Elle Kennedy A Latte Like Love by Michelle C. Harris Finlay Donovan Crosses the Line by Elle Cosimano The Book Witch by Meg Shaffer Happy Ending by Chloe Liese ❓QOTD - What are some books you’re hoping to read in February? Do we have any in common?
Thanks for the free ebook & #gifted ALC @berkleyro Thanks for the free ebook & #gifted ALC @berkleyromance #BerkleyPartner#Berkley & @prhaudio #prhaudiopartner 🎨 Review - GET OVER IT, APRIL EVANS (Clover Lake 2)🎨 Author - Ashley Herring Blake Pub Date - 2/3/26 April Evans is having a rough go of things. Unlucky in love since her fiancee Elena dumped her a few years ago, now she has had to close her tattoo shop and rent out her house. April needs a fresh start so she takes a job teaching art at a new resort in Clover Lake. She doesn’t think things can get worse, but she learns her new roommate and coworker is Daphne Love, the woman Elena left her for. Daphne has landed this job because she too needs a fresh start. She thought she had found the love of her life in Elena, but now finds herself single and heartbroken. She doesn’t understand why her new roommate is so openly hostile to her because she has no idea that she was “the other woman” who Elena left April for. As they are forced to live and work together, April and Daphne eventually clear the air and slowly forge a new relationship based on trust and mutual support, combined with their own personal journeys of growth and renewed self-worth as they both realize how they were manipulated by Elena. I absolutely love how Ashley Herring Blake writes her characters. They always feel so messy, real, and relatable, no matter what they’re going through. I was especially invested in Daphne’s journey as she is also dealing with the fact that her conservative family basically cut her off when she came out. It was also great to see the endearing characters from the first book in this series again. I did this as an immersive read and really enjoyed Gail Shalan’s narration. She used distinct voices for each character so it was easy to tell them apart even when I didn’t have the ebook in front of me. She also did a wonderful job conveying the emotional tone of the story as well as the more fun moments. Recommend for fans of spicy, small town romance and journeys of self discovery and self love. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❓QOTD - Are you at all artistic or crafty? Or what are you currently reading?
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