I am 176th in line for a hold at my library because they only have two copies.

I think maybe I’ve only read Bombshell and I don’t remember it very well. But I’ve heard good things about her so perhaps I should revisit her next! Any suggestions where to start?

Yes! I loved the Wedgeford Trials series and I’m reading the Worth Saga now! I can’t get her books as audiobooks from my library though so I’m reading hers a bit more slowly as paperbacks. (I listen to audiobooks on my commute but reading a paperback while driving is frowned upon.)

The silly agreement to live apart after they make an heir which NEITHER OF THEM WANTS TO DO but they agreed to because THEY ARE AFRAID THE OTHER WON'T WANT THEM which is ridiculous because THEY ARE ALREADY IN LOVE WITH EACH OTHER. God I love it so much.

So good! Also if you like Lisa Kleypas, Tessa Dare, and Courtney Milan, you might also like Julie Ann Long's historical romances. I plowed through her Pennyroyal Green series and Palace of Rogues series!

Talia Hibbert! Her Brown sisters series cannot be beat.

I saw him in London at the 02 arena in December! Phenomenal. But also yes veeeeery pricy.

Just devoured the first 7 books in the Palace of Rogues and my library hold for the final book has a 12 week wait. So just a protip you might want to request the last book at the same time as the first when you're ready for Palace of Rogues because you will not want to put them down!

This was such a fun read!

It's not a rom com! There wasn't really enough chemistry and the romance didn't feel central like it should in a true genre romance. But it's a solid drama and commentary on love and dating, good set up, well executed. Pedro Pascal was flawless.

For a while the bread making ritual was so satisfying, seeing my father-in-law’s eyes light up with excitement at the smell of freshly baked bread or cinnamon rolls. Toward the end it became harder to watch his appetite dwindle as he turned away even his favorite foods.