My TBR is SO long and some of the titles I've gotten to are recent and some are not. But stories are timeless and I love getting romance recommendations even if they weren't published within the past couple of years. I enjoyed these so check them out if you can.
Queen of Klutz by Samantha Garman:
Sibby’s story is introduced to us with a bang—sort of speak when we find out
she loses her job and she catches her two-year live-in boyfriend in a
compromising position…well, I don’t want to give too much away. But suffice it
to say, it doesn’t look like her life is going smoothly anytime soon and she
seems like the kind of girl that just attracts those kinds of things to
herself—even though she always means well and seemingly tries to stay out of
trouble. But even a person that has bad luck has to have some good things
thrown her way, right? This book has many funny & relatable situations as
well as a cute romance. Sibby is too cute and as I laughed at her, I rooted for
her too.
The Nanny by Lana Ferguson: This one
needs a definite warning…steamy scenes ahead, so make sure you are an adult
before reading this one. I’ve heard of OnlyFans before reading this book but
not too much so this story was eye opening in those details.
Cassie and Aiden definitely had their stars
aligned since it seems as though every action they take somehow leads them into
each others’ lives. I found Cassie to be such a kind person, having gone
through the heartbreak of having bad parents and feeling never worthy of being
loved. Aiden is just swoonworthy with how he tries his best to be a good Dad
and how much he cares for Cassie. Their love story is far from conventional,
but it’s sweet.
Her Best Friend’s Keeper by Calle J.
Brookes:
This book has many triggers
for mental health—fear, grief, isolation etc. and all the feelings in between.
Gabby is a witness to a horrific crime that traumatizes her especially since
the victims are people she loves and cares for—a family not by blood but by
bond. She reconnects with Elliot, one of the remaining members of the already
mentioned victimized family. The bond and connection is there from the start
but it’s all complicated but straight forward all at the same time. All those
feelings are forming and ruminating all while the ones responsible for the
murders are still out there possibly ready to kill again. This book had me
going through all the emotions…a worthwhile journey for sure.
