5/5: I have been binge watching Drop Dead Diva for the past few months and it has me interested in what happens in a courtroom and how the law can work for or against someone. All I know is that Rudy ...

5/5: I don't want to be finished with this beautiful and touching story. I've read some other novels by Fredrik Backman but this is his best by far. I am currently experiencing a book hangover because...

Courtesy of Amazon After I had binged the first few seasons of Sweet Magnolias , I was interested in seeing Brooke Elliott in Drop Dead Diva...

5/5: I love Sara Goodman Confino's sharp and witty writing, and Good Grief is her best novel yet and one of my top picks for 2025! This is saying a lot because all her novels are great and super enjoy...

4/5: I've been enjoying Leah Mercer's domestic suspense thrillers for quite some time now. What's Mine Is Yours is her latest offering and just like her others, it was hard to put down! I liked the t...

4/5: My husband and I watched Last Comic Standing in the early 2000s and there was a comedian who stood out to us. He had us laughing so much when he pretended to be celery and thanked Buffalo wings f...

5/5: Jilted is my first Vi Keeland experience and I really enjoyed it! Sloane and Wilder were interesting characters and I loved their chemistry. The story had a Pretty Woman feel at times. There was ...

5/5: Since I enjoyed the first two books in M.A. Wardell's Teachers in Love series, I was excited to check out Napkins and Other Distractions. Just like with the others, it was a sweet comfort read th...

5/5: I have read all of Amy Mason Doan's novels. She's known for presenting idyllic summer memories ranging from the 1970s to the 1990s. In her latest novel, The California Dreamers, she does this as ...

5/5: I was initially drawn to All the Signs because of the cover and the promise of Venice. However, I really liked the story. It had an interesting premise and made me think. There is more to the s...

4/5: Kimberly Belle is always one of my go-to thriller authors, so I was excited to read her latest suspenseful offering, The Expat Affair. While last year's thriller was set in Paris, this time she t...

5/5: After seeing a lot of good reviews for Atmosphere, I decided to check it out. I have read and enjoyed a bunch of Taylor Jenkins Reid's previous novels, and even though I have no interest in space...

5/5: I've been a fan of Jean Meltzer's books ever since I read The Matzah Ball (reviewed here). Not only do her books feature Jewish characters, Jewish holidays, and romance, but they also focus on ph...

5/5: I really enjoyed Bianca Gillam's debut novel, Bad Publicity: A Novel. It was a fun enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity rom-com and I found myself turning the pages quickly, reading it in the span...

4/5: I always enjoy a Kaira Rouda thriller. I know she's going to bring on the drama and I'm there for it. With We Were Never Friends, Kaira introduces us to four former sorority sisters who are reuni...

5/5: After enjoying Unorthodox Love a couple years ago (reviewed here), I was excited to read Match Me If You Can. Heidi Shertok is now two for two with charming Jewish rom-coms and I already can't wait to see what she comes up with next!Match Me had a nice mix of humor with heartbreak and the chemistry was off the charts! Ashira was put through the wringer between her past pain and grief and having someone deliberately trying to ruin her business, yet she tried to maintain a positive and hopeful outlook. Caleb was definitely swoonworthy. Their banter was great and had me grinning often and laug...

5/5: This is the first thriller I've read by Sagit Schwartz, but I definitely want to read more from her. I was really impressed by The Underdog. It grabbed me right from the beginning and had me inve...

5/5: It had been a while since Kristina McMorris had a new book out, so I was excited to learn about The Girls of Good Fortune and added it to my TBR as soon as I could. The Girls of Good Fortune is a...

5/5: Since I loved Looking for Jane last year (reviewed here), I was looking forward to reading Heather Marshall's sophomore novel, The Secret History of Audrey James. This Holocaust story was chillin...

4/5: My friend had been telling me about this book for a long time and I finally got a chance to read it. It was light and entertaining and had a lot of elements that I like in a book: LGBTQ+, musical...