Rick Riordan (RR) mainly focuses on reading for middle grade, and normally that isn’t my thing with a few exceptions, his work being one of them. I have loved the stories he has mixed teenagers and mythos into like Percy Jackson and the Olympians focused on Greek mythos, The Heroes of Olympus is tied to […]
The Vibrant Years is a standalone multigenerational story about three very different women. They stand by each other and try to lift one another up in the best ways they know how. Each of them is currently fighting for a dream of sorts and trying to make their way through this time of endless opportunities, […]
All the stories in the Rajes series, are smart and emotional. I can’t speak to the Jane Austen aspects as it has been too long since I read those books. There is a twining of personal growth and evolving relationships, along with the daily aspects of life and careers. There is only one unattached Raje […]
Somehow I thought I’d be reading a fake dating trope. The Singles Table is not really that. It does feature two people who have decided for various reasons not to date or have any kind of relationship until they crash into each other’s lives. Really, Zara crashes into Jay’s life unapologetically, with her energy and […]
I read the first book, Pride, Prejudice and Other Flavors for the diversity Read-athon for COYER. I was also thrilled because I met the author at three events and she was wonderful. I looked forward to reading her works. I really enjoyed the first book and went on with the next book Recipe for Persuasion. […]