Better late than never; one woman's journey falling for the romance genre.
Okay, let’s get this out of the way before I go any further: I totally read the last book in this trilogy, Only Love, first. It happens. I was too far into it when I realized this, so I went ahead and finished it and have finally back tracked and read book one, Only You. … Continue reading Only You by Melanie Harlow
FallingforRomance is back! I am so excited to be blogging again. Grab yourself your Sunday morning drink of choice and let’s catch up. I am a constant work in progress. Constantly torn between attempting to be Super Woman who juggles it all and feeling totally deflated. After many slow brewed mornings and serious thought, I … Continue reading Sunday Coffee
I am now all caught up on the Haven Point series by Raenne Thayne, which makes me so happy. This series was one of the first I picked up as I made my transition into reading romance, and I’ve grown to love it so much. Season of Wonder by Raeanne Thayne Book 9 in the … Continue reading Review: Season of Wonder
Seriously, the Pacific Northwest is seeming like the place to be thanks to the romances I’ve been reading. I recently finished Snowfall on Lighthouse Lane by Joann Ross, which is book two in her Honeymoon Harbor series and takes place in the Pacific Northwest. Two books in, and I am such a fan of this … Continue reading Review: Snowfall on Lighthouse Lane
Hey there Friends! I finished my first ever Harlequin Heartwarming novel. I really enjoyed it and have been questioning what has taken me so long. This specific line from Harlequin sounds right up my alley. The Rancher’s Twins by Carol Ross Book 1 in the Return of the Blackwell Brothers series Published August 2018 4/5 … Continue reading Review: The Rancher’s Twins
Hello There Friends! I recently finished my second ever series, The From Manhattan With Love series by Sarah Morgan. I am proud of myself for making it through another series, but I am so sad to see this one end. Moonlight Over Manhattan by Sarah Morgan Book 6 in the From Manhattan With Love series … Continue reading Review: Moonlight Over Manhattan
Well Hello 32 Years! Once upon a time I was terrified of hitting my 30s. Turning 30 meant I was no longer 20 (duh, obviously!) but 20 symbolized still being young to me, and I was afraid to leave it behind. You know though, I’ve now been in my 30s for two years and although … Continue reading 32 Things.
