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January 2026 Wrap Up: Books, Life Updates, and Travel Plans
January was a relatively good month. Check out Books I read, Life Updates, and Travel Plans in this January 2026 Wrap Up post.
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Home Sweet Holidays Novella Series (Book1-4)
Home Sweet Holidays is a collection of four holiday novellas. These are short, sweet, festive, and very easy to fly through.
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Individualism Over Group Belonging – A quiet reflection
this piece explores why I am choosing individualism over group belonging in a world that constantly pushes collective identity and constant participation.
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Digging Dr Jones by Olivia Jackson – fun and adventurous romance
Digging Dr. Jones is a fun, entertaining, and adventurous romance with Indiana Jones vibe that blends romance, treasure hunting, and personal growth into a fast moving and entertaining story.
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December 2025 Wrap Up Mood Reading Took Over – good final month of the year
December 2025 Wrap Up Mood Reading took over life chaos- December was the month where plans quietly disappeared and reading finally followed my mood instead of my rules.
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Seven Deadly Thorns by Amber Hamilton – dark and immersive fantasy
Seven Deadly Thorns is a fast-paced, immersive fantasy with a dark, richly layered world, morally complex characters, an intriguing mystery, and enough twists to keep you hooked until the final page.
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Romantasy vs Fantasy Book with Romance – A Reader Perspective
A reader perspective on What makes something romantasy vs fantasy book with romance
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Storybook Ending by Moira Macdonald – cozy and slow burn contemporary
Storybook Ending is a cozy and slow burn contemporary novel that leans heavily into character exploration.
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Revolve (Off the Ice #3) by Bal Khabra – emotional and entertaining sports romance
Revolve is an addictive, emotional and highly entertaining sports romance filled with chemistry, character growth, banter, spice and plenty of heart.
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Beauty With Teeth: What I Want From Fae Fantasy
I have not actually read that many fae books. Still, the ones I have read left a strong enough impression that I know exactly what I want from fae fantasy.
