Reading Lists / Recommended Reads / Top Ten ListsContemporary / Fantasy / Historical / New Adult / novella / Urban-Fantasy / western / YA9 Comments
I read 144 books in 2017 (including audiobooks) and I rated 25 of them (released in 2017) 5 stars on Goodreads. There were 12 audiobooks and 13 print/ebooks in that list. As I don’t review audiobooks here, I’ve confined my DA best of to the print/digital books. Despite lacking reading ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsContemporary / football / photography / sport6 Comments
Dear Kristen Callihan, I’ve been a fan of the Game On series from the beginning. The books never disappoint me. I know I’m going to get snappy banter, sexy heroes and amazing heroines, with lots of funny lines and awww moments. And, as expected, the latest release in the series, ... more >
Book Reviews / Recommended Reads / Top Ten ListsBest of 2015 / top 10 lists21 Comments
It’s that time of year when bloggers turn their minds to their favourite reads and try and come up with clever lists and pithy statements about the books they loved best that year. Alas I’m all out of pithy statements, but I had plenty of books to choose from. As ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsContemporary / football10 Comments
*Warning: series spoilers follow* Dear Kristen Callihan, The Game Plan takes place two years after the events of The Friend Zone; Ivy and Grey are married and settled in San Francisco and have a new baby, Leo, who is keeping them awake. Drew and Anna (from The Hook Up) are ... more >
A- Reviews / B+ Reviews / Recommended Readscollege / Contemporary / football / New Adult / sport24 Comments
Dear Kristen Callihan, The Hook Up was one of my favourite reads of 2014 and ever since, I’ve been looking forward to the next book in the series. At the end of The Hook Up, Gray Grayson (yes, that’s his real name – his mother read The Pelican Brief by ... more >
B Reviews / Recommended Readsathlete hero / Contemporary romance / New Adult / Recommended Read / Sports6 Comments
Dear Ms. Callihan: Elyssa Patrick told me I’d love this book and she was right. There’s Drew, the loveable quarterback of an unnamed school who has two National Championships and a Heismann under his belt. I tried very hard not to envision Johnny Football during the reading of this because that ... more >