Book Review: Emmie's Love Book by Janette Seymour
Some books don’t just tell you a story they surprise you, unsettle you, even make you question what you expected in the first place. Emmie's Love was like that for me. Was…
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The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie
This review is long overdue. This is one of the Historical novels I read some time ago and loved so much. The male lead especially. **The…
An Unlikely Kind of Love || Malomo High Series #1
Enemies to lovers trope has its thrill, but it could pale in comparison to a good friends to lovers trope. I’m not in my romance era actually, but I guess I can make exceptions…
Book Review: "The Smart Money Woman" ~ by Arese Ugwu
Long Read Alert: This post is approximately 1500+ words, but not a boring one, I promise. It's worth it, too. If you are looking for a simple explanation on financial terms with…
Book Review: Heroic Deeds by Robyn Wideman
I was in the mood for an action filled romp, with massive fights, witty party chatter and as much gaming jargon as I can fit in so I can pretend to be in the world. Fantasy Tree.…
More Than Loving Books
I appreciate the idea of investing in the things you love. I remember saying in the last post I wrote in this community that I was going to be attending a book and arts festival.…
Exploring Vaginismus in Confessions of an Alleged Good Girl.
One amazing thing about literature is mirroring society. You have an important message to pass across, all you have to do is put it out there in writing, and boom! Mission…
Anticipating My First Book Festival!
One of my biggest dreams as a bibliophile is to be part of an active physical book club, go to book events, and hang out with book enthusiasts within my city. I believe that what…
Shakespeare’s Comedies: Wit, Wordplay, And A Different Kind Of “Funny”
In the past few months, I have been taking a course on Shakespeare. It is one of the recommended courses that we must take in school in partial fulfillment…
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