Category: Chick-Lit

None of This Would Have Happened if Prince Was Alive

One of my Most Anticipated releases for November! I wouldn’t say I’m a huge Prince fan, I’m a little young for him, but the title of this one completely grabbed me and the premise completely jumped out at me. And while the title mentions Prince, this is more a story of a mom reminiscing on…

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In Her Boots

In KJ Dell’Antonia’s newest light and funny releases, In Her Boots, Rhett Gallagher has been traveling the world since she left in her early twenties. She’s made a living jumping from experiences and countries and by being the women behind The Modern Pioneer Girl, which is her her pseudonym on Instagram for sharing her adventure….

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The Bodyguard

Katherine Center is back! Ya’ll know KC is an auto-buy author for me, so when I got the chance to read her newest release The Bodyguard last fall, I put all my other reading plans on hold. Hannah Brooks is little, feisty, and going through some serious heartbreak after her mother died and her boyfriend/coworker…

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Lessons in Chemistry

Wow, what a fabulous debut story. Elizabeth Zott is logical, smart, and ambitious. These traits serve her well as a scientist, but don’t do her any favors as a women in the 60s. As one of the only women at Hastings Research Our main character, Elizabeth Zott is a brilliant scientist she’s roadblocked by the…

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Mom Jeans and Other Mistakes

This was my first Alexa Martin book and I think I’m about to be a huge fan! This was a great change of pace read for me, and while it has the atmosphere of rom-com, it’s all about female friendships. Lauren and Jude have been friends their entire live and are now adults with two…

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Happy and You Know It

At a Glance Title: Happy and You Know It Author: Laura Hankin Published: May 19, 2020 by Berkley Page: 384 Genre: Fiction Goodreads Rating: 3.79 out of 5 My Rating: ★★★★ Synopsis   Lets Read Rant Repeat Book Club Pick Bookstagram is such a wonderful community and I have met quite a few folks that I now consider…

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