Book Review: Regretting You by Colleen Hoover Regretting You, the latest offering from Colleen Hoover, caught my eye, not just because it’s written by a #1 New York Times bestselling author, but also due to its deeply relatable premise exploring the complexities of family dynamics. As a mother, the tensions and triumphs within the pages …
A Heartfelt Yet Frustrating Journey: A Review of You’d Be Home Now I picked up You’d Be Home Now by Katy Glasgow with high hopes, drawn in by its promise of exploring tragedy in a small town and the ever-relevant issue of the opioid crisis. As someone who dives into novels looking for emotional depth …
Book Review: This Hoe Got Roaches In Her Crib: An Urban Satire by Quan Millz When I first stumbled upon This Hoe Got Roaches In Her Crib, I was immediately intrigued by the audacious title and the promise of a raw, unfiltered look at contemporary urban life. Quan Millz, known for his talent in weaving …
Reflecting on the Heart of “Small Things” in the Alibis Collection When I first picked up “Small Things,” the sixth and final entry in the Alibis Collection by [Author Name], I was drawn to the promise of a deep dive into domestic life, peppered with themes of truth, deception, and the often murky waters of …
Unraveling Secrets in Lucy Foley’s The Paris Apartment There’s something intoxicating about the allure of Paris, a city steeped in mystery and romance. And when I spotted Lucy Foley’s The Paris Apartment, I was intrigued—not just by the setting, but by the promise of a gripping mystery lurking behind its beautifully penned pages. Foley, the …
A Deep Dive Into Lisa Jewell’s None of This Is True When I first picked up Lisa Jewell’s None of This Is True, I was immediately drawn in by its tantalizing premise. Having just turned 45 myself, I couldn’t shake the feeling that this book was meant for me. Imagine two women, both celebrating this …