Honest and unfiltered book reviews from an over-caffeinated, sleep-deprived nurse and her never ending TBR list..
Undercover Bromance by Lyssa Kay Adams is the second in the Bromance Book Club series and this one follows Liv and Mack. If you’ve read Bromance Book Club you’ll remember Liv as Thea’s sister who has been hurt one too many times and sworn off men. Braden Mack is the founder of the book club [...]
Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah follows Tully and Kate. They meet one fated night when both are in eighth grade and both desperately needing a friend in the world. They come from completely different worlds; Kate with an intact and overbearing family and Tully from a broken home. Despite being complete opposites, they form a [...]
RoomHate by Penelope Ward begins with Amelia inheriting her grandmother's beach house. One problem, she only left half to Amelia and the other half to her one-time childhood best friend Justin. After an issue in their pasts separated them, Justin hasn't forgiven Amelia and can't stand to be around her. Amelia is hopeful that this [...]
Not So Nice Guy by R.S. Grey follows best friends Samantha and Ian. They are both teachers and have been the best of friends for the last three years. Sam has been crushing on Ian for forever but knows that there's no way in hell he'd ever be interested in someone like her. Ian is [...]
A Favor for a Favor is the second installment in Helena Hunting's new All-In series which functions as a Pucked spin-off. After meeting Rookie RJ Rook in the first book and following his love story with Lainey, this second book follows his sister Stevie. Fresh out of physiotherapy school and Stevie is just about to [...]
The first rule of book club...don't talk about book club... The Bromance Book Club by Lyssa Kay Adams finds Gavin and Thea with their marriage in shambles. Gavin is a professional baseball player and Thea has long played the part of doting baseball WAG until she can't pretend anymore. After finding out his wife has [...]
The Simple Wild by K.A. Tucker follows Toronto native and city-girl Calla. Calla’s parents have been long divorced after her mother couldn’t remain living in Alaska anymore and her father couldn’t live anywhere but. When Calla gets a call informing her that her estranged father has cancer, she contemplates a trip to Alaska to make [...]
The Room on Rue Amélie by Kristin Harmel follows Ruby, an American living in Paris, Charlotte a young Jewish girl in Paris and Thomas an RAF pilot during the 1940s as WWII continues on. Ruby initially moved to Paris for her husband but as he grows more distant and secretive, their marriage cracks and it [...]
The Dreamers by Karen Thompson Walker follows the town of Santa Lora, California when a virus breaks out on a college campus. The virus places those it infects in a deep sleep. Some people die - others are quarantined and brought to the hospital where they are hooked up to IVs and feeding tubes for [...]
Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel is a dystopian novel that weaves back and forth through time before and after a flu pandemic has ended US and Canadian civilization as everyone once knew it. I read this with @kraysbookclub and @downtogetthefictionon for their #notyomamasbookclub pick this month on Instagram. We follow Arthur a stage actor who suddenly dies onstage during a [...]
