Contemporary

I didn’t know what to expect when I picked up Camera Shy by Kay Cove, the blurb got me interested, but as we all know sometimes a book is so much more than just the blurb. Kay Cove took a story of low self-esteem that so many women share and gave us a story about finding your strength, learning to love yourself, and learning to let others love you.

In Good Company by Kat Singleton released earlier this month, so when it popped up on my suggested book with Kindle Unlimited, I grabbed it immediately. As a fan of the Black Tie Billionaires series, which is on my reread list so I can post a few reviews soon, I knew I’d love the latest series by Kat Singleton.

Wild Side by Elsie Silver will take you on a roller coaster of emotions. One minute you’ll be laughing over banter and the next you’ll be wiping tears from your eyes. A story about grief, healing, and how family isn’t always the ones we’re born to but the ones we choose to keep in our lives.

‘d be lying if I tried to say it wasn’t the audio clip of Wild Eyes by Elsie Silver that recently went viral on BookTok that had me picking up this entire series. Sure I was in the mood for a small town romance or two, well three, actually, but color me intrigued upon our first intro to Weston.

When my mood reading hit and asked for a small town romance, I knew Wild Love by Elsie Silver was gonna be my pick. My mood reading can be a bit picky and since I was just getting out of a reading slump, I needed something that would hold my interest.

I dove into Eagle by April D Berry so fast there was no stopping me. After the unanswered questions I had from Falcon I was ready to find out more. While not all of my questions were answered Eagle sure took me for a ride.

I’ll be honest with my latest recommendation of Falcon by April D Berry, I am not a big motorcycle club romance reader. I don’t have anything against it, I just don’t often read them. That wasn’t the case here because I am a huge fan of April D Berry. So naturally, if she writes it I’m gonna read it, and she might have changed my mind on MC romances in the process.

Surprise, surprise, I’m back to recommend Mountain Boss by SJ Tilly. Ok, so it likely isn’t a surprise seeing that I’m a bit of an SJ Tilly fan girl and gobble up all of her books almost immediately after she releases them at this point. And Mountain Boss was no different.

I blew through Hopeless by Elsie Silver so fast and absolutely loved the characters. They were so lost, and in a lot of ways helped each other find their own ways, which led them both going in the same direction.

Reckless by Elsie Silver was an emotional roller coaster I wasn’t prepared to experience. Winter’s redemption arc, Theo’s dirty mouth, and a twist that will leave you absolutely heartbroken for the both of them. I absolutely loved everything about this book.

Powerless by Elsie Silver is a beautiful friends to lovers story. Practically growing up together they are basically found family, but the two had always been clear that they weren’t related. Their tortured childhoods, familial expectations, and life in general had prevented them from coming to terms with their more than friends feelings.

Look, just going back into my memories about Heartless by Elsie Silver has me wanting to do a reread of it. This book will not leave my mind and I’ll giddly dive into it again and again just to have the laughs, the sweetness, and enjoy the smart ass funny attitude of Willa.