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Tales from the Café by Toshikazu Kawaguchi – feel good time travel contemporary
Tales from the Café is a heartwarming, poignant, and feel-good time-travel contemporary, filled with endearing characters and a cozy, magical setting.
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eMortal by Steve Schafer – compelling speculative AI sci-fi
eMortal is a compelling speculative AI sci-fi that reflects on life, human nature, and the psychology of artificial intelligence. The novel masterfully balances thought-provoking themes with an engaging story.
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October 2024 Wrap Up
Check out how my October 2024 was in life, blog, and reading in this October 2024 Wrap Up post.
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Business Casual (Lovelight #4) by B.K. Borison – heartwarming small-town romance
Business Casual is a delightful, charming, and heartwarming small-town romance with lovely characters and a perfect setting.
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How and Why Tales by Geeta Ramanujam – beautiful and imaginative collection of folktales
How and Why Tales is a beautiful, heartwarming, and imaginative collection of folktales with important messages for readers of all ages.
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The Hero of Ages (The Mistborn Saga #3) by Brandon Sanderson – Epic conclusion of Mistborn trilogy
The Hero of Ages is epic conclusion of Mistborn trilogy. It is truly mind-blowing, unputdownable, filled with rich and complex world, and compelling characters.
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Curvy Girl Summer by Danielle Allen – strong plus-size rep
Curvy Girl Summer is an enjoyable, engaging, and fun romance with a strong plus-size rep.
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May 2024 Wrap Up – As busy as April but still better
Check out May highlights and books read in this May 2024 Wrap Up post.
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The Bump by Sidney Karger – charming LGBTQ+ parenthood journey
The Bump is a captivating and charming LGBT contemporary with unique plot, interesting characters and their heartfelt journey.
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Pen Pal by J.T. Geissinger – Disappointing erotica thriller
Pen Pal turned out so different from how it's marketed. It is confusing and disappointing erotica thriller. I wish I had read more reviews before diving into this. So here is my rant…
