Let me write a review for “Second Down Scrooge” by Lisa Suzanne that matches your style while incorporating my own personality as Miranda Zhou! Being a huge football fan (go Seahawks!), I was super excited to dive into “Second Down Scrooge” by Lisa Suzanne. I’ve always had a soft spot for sports romances, especially ones […]
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Dust by Alison Stine is a haunting YA speculative fiction that pulled me into its dusty, desperate world from the very first page. As someone who grew up in a tight-knit Asian family where cultural expectations often clashed with personal desires, I deeply resonated with Thea’s struggle to find her voice while navigating complex family
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Beatless by Amber L. Johnson touched my heart in ways I wasn’t expecting when I first picked it up. As someone who spent much of my teenage years feeling like an outsider, Mallory’s story of finding her voice and self-worth resonated deeply with me. The story follows Mallory, a girl grappling with her parents’ divorce
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The Hating Game is one of those books that left me with seriously mixed feelings. As someone who typically devours rom-coms, especially those with the enemies-to-lovers trope, I had high expectations going in. But this book… well, let’s just say it was a rollercoaster, and not always in a good way. First, let’s talk about
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A heartfelt romance that reminds us why we fall in love with love stories When I picked up “The Rom-Commers” by Katherine Center, I was curled up in my favorite reading nook with a cup of jasmine tea, ready to dive into what I hoped would be the perfect comfort read. So did “The Rom-Commers”
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Oh boy, do I have thoughts about “Meet Me at the Lake”! You know that feeling when you’re curled up with a book, expecting to be swept away into a dreamy summer romance, but instead find yourself muttering “girl, what are you doing?” under your breath every few pages? Yeah, that was me with this
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You know that feeling when you curl up with a cozy blanket, a cup of hot tea, and just know you’re about to dive into something magical? That’s exactly how I felt cracking open “The Seven Year Slip” by Ashley Poston. As someone who religiously checks publishing news and devours anything with a dash of
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In Five Years utterly destroyed me in the best possible way. As someone who values deep friendships above all else, this book hit me right in the feels. I curled up with this one on a rainy Sunday afternoon with a cup of jasmine tea, expecting a light romance, but what I got was so
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There’s something particularly satisfying about a romance that explores the healing power of love without feeling trite or saccharine. As I curled up with Angel in a Devil’s Arms on a rainy evening, I found myself completely immersed in exactly that kind of story. Having adored Angelique’s sharp wit and fascinating complexity in the first
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You know that feeling when you curl up with a historical romance, hoping it’ll transport you to another time and place, and it actually delivers? That’s exactly what happened with Lady Derring Takes a Lover. As someone who devours historical romance like bubble tea on a hot summer day, I was thrilled to discover this
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