June 2026 TBR

It’s June which means it’s time for my June 2026 tbr. Here’s what I plan to read this month. Looking at my planner makes me think I’m being a bit ambitious. This month is packed. But here’s hoping that I can knock a few of these out. The Fellowship of the Ring Synopsis: One Ring […]

My Favorite Southern Lit Books

It’s been a minute since I’ve done this type of post and I miss it! So, let’s change that. Today I’m going to be sharing a few of my favorite Southern Lit Books. But first off let’s talk about what Southern Literature is. Southern Literature is pretty large in scope. It refers to literature written […]

Emily’s Lair Review

I’m so glad to finally finish this review. It’s been on my list for so long. I’ve really looked forward to reading Emily’s Lair, but life has been crazy. But let’s review it. Thanks again to the author for a copy in exchange for an honest review. While investigating a series of murders, Detective Will […]

Blood and Silver by Vali Benson Review

Here’s a fun fact about me. I used to love western historical fiction. I devoured them in high school. So when the author reached out about Blood and Silver I knew I wanted to dive back into this genre. I received an e-book in exchange of my honest review. Let’s get into it. Carissa Beaumont […]

The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner Review

I expected to love The Lost Apothecary, and I did. It’s a historical fiction full of mystery, murder, and medicinal herbs. I loved the idea behind it and it was executed perfectly. Let’s talk about it. Nella runs a secret apothecary to help fellow women’s maladies, including a cheating husband. She will dispense poison as […]

The Dancer that Flew Author Spotlight/Mini Review

The author of The Dancer that Flew reached out to see if I wanted to review her work. I’m loving historical fiction right now, so I accepted. Let’s jump into my honest review. The Dancer that flew mini review Synopsis: The Dancer that Flew is set in the 1970’s, the troupe of dancers is her […]

Vidas: Deep in Mexico and Spain Review

I’m normally not a memoir reader, but something about Vidas: Deep in Mexico and Spain caught my attention. When I was asked to review it I was hesitant, but I said yes. It promised to transport me to the heart of Mexico and Spain, and it did. Let’s talk about it. Travel with Edward Stanton […]

The Perfectly Fine House by Stephen Kozeniewski and Wile E Young Review

The Perfectly Fine House is such a unique take on haunted houses. We all know I love a good haunted house story, so I had to give it a try. Thanks to the authors for reaching out in exchange for an honest review. Let’s jump in. In this reality, ghosts are the norm. The scariest […]

Crystal Shadows by RJ Parker Review

The author, RJ Parker, reached out and asked me to honestly review Crystal Shadows. The synopsis reminded me of the books that I devoured when I was young. It gave me such a nostalgic feeling. I knew I had to review it. Sarah Field and her father have a close bond. They even share the […]