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Continue reading →: Reading Recap: Apr 2025I’ve been doing great cutting back on TikTok and using my time to read more, sticking to my library for books. I added new titles to my TBR and explored different genres, even trying some new authors. Next up, I might dive into memoirs! Here’s what I read in April.
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Continue reading →: An Old SoulIn “An Old Soul,” Isaac André discovers an extraordinary love with Noa Gayle in a 1990s internet chatroom, leading to a surreal journey in 1996 Chicago. Blending romance and sci-fi elements, the narrative explores themes of love, identity, and reality, while offering a vivid depiction of the era’s charm and…
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Continue reading →: Pardon My FrenchieIn “Barkingham Palace,” Ashanti Wright’s successful dog boarding business faces challenges when her ideal expansion location is bought by Thaddeus Sims, a reluctant dog owner. Their pets’ unexpected romance ignites media attention, leading to surprising sparks between Ashanti and Thaddeus, blending humor and heartfelt moments in this contemporary romance.
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Continue reading →: Everyone Here Is LyingAvery Wooler’s disappearance shatters her family and community, revealing a web of secrets and lies. In this twisty thriller, written with the intensity of Gone Girl, characters grapple with betrayal amidst a frantic search for the truth. Everyone has something to conceal, making every revelation an electrifying surprise. Secrets will…
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Continue reading →: Blood in the WaterTiffany D. Jackson’s “Blood in the Water” follows 12-year-old Kaylani, who heads to Martha’s Vineyard for the summer after her dad’s prison sentence. Unexpectedly, a local teen dies after a party, sparking Kaylani and her new friend London to dig deep and reveal dark secrets the town wants to keep…
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Continue reading →: Black BuckDarren Vender, a Starbucks barista-turned-sales-whiz, navigates the wild world of tech startups and discovers that climbing the ladder can be more slippery than a banana peel. As he juggles ambition, identity, and a few dubious plot twists, he finds success can come with some very questionable side effects. Buckle up!
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Continue reading →: Everything’s FineIn “Everything’s Fine,” Cecilia Rabess explores Jess’s journey as a young Black woman in finance, dealing with identity, ambition, and complicated love after reconnecting with Josh. Their relationship, set amid societal tensions, challenges perceptions of race and self-awareness, ultimately highlighting the struggles for recognition and belonging in a competitive world.
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Continue reading →: So Happy TogetherIn “So Happy Together,” Jane spirals into obsession after Colin, her supposedly perfect match, dumps her. As she attempts to manipulate fate to win him back, a murder complicates matters, revealing her delusions. While entertainingly chaotic, this thriller exposes the absurd lengths of love and obsession—an unpolished mess that might…
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Continue reading →: Parents WeekendFive freshmen disappear during a seemingly idyllic Parents Weekend at Santa Clara University, thrusting FBI Agent Sarah Keller into a labyrinth of hidden truths and parental deception. As secrets unravel and tensions escalate, this pulse-pounding thriller exposes the dark side of ambition and the extents of a parent’s love. Are…
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Continue reading →: When I Think of YouIn “When I Think of You,” Kaliya Wilson, an aspiring filmmaker, reunites with Danny Prescott, her first love, after years apart. Both must confront unresolved feelings, personal struggles, and the challenges of the film industry. Their story of love, loss, and second chances is both relatable and heartfelt, leaving readers…






