Books for Tired People. Romance Edition Sometimes you want a romance without the endless miscommunication, breakups that could have been solved with one conversation, or emotional devastation. These books still have conflict, but they’re the kind you can sink into after a long day. Cozy settings, likable characters, and happy endings included. The Hating Game…
Books for Tired People. Thriller Edition Some thrillers demand that you keep track of twenty characters, three timelines, and a conspiracy board. These aren’t those books. These are fast-paced, high-concept thrillers with clear hooks that pull you through the story without making you work for it. This is a list because reading shouldn’t feel like…
5 characters having a bad day When your day suddenly doesn’t seem so bad. Sometimes you pick up a book to escape a bad day. Or, as Moira Rose would say, “I’d kill for a good coma right now.” These books will remind you your day could be a whole lot worse. Everyone in My…
Why I keep kindle unlimited July 2026 – Vol. 3 Kindle Unlimited changes constantly, so I’m keeping a running list of books that make the subscription worth paying for. Here’s what’s on my list this month. Reimaginings Familiar tales with a fresh twist. Greek Mythology Cinderella Cozy Mysteries New series worth borrowing instead of buying….
Why I keep kindle unlimited May 2026 – Vol. 2 Kindle Unlimited changes constantly, so I’m keeping a running list of books that make the subscription worth paying for. Here’s what’s on my list this month. Slow Tender Love Stories Sweet romance that actually lingers. Alice Feeney Twists you won’t see coming. Elsie Silver Small…
Why I keep kindle unlimited April 2026 – Vol. 1 Kindle Unlimited changes constantly, so I’m keeping a running list of books that make the subscription worth paying for. All of these series have multiple books avaible on KU. Finlay Donovan Finlay Donovan Is Killing It by Elle Cosimano is the one that reads like…
March was an audio book month. I finished 17 books, 6,241 pages, and 95 listening hours, with 10 of those on audio. My top reads were Yesteryear, This Story Might Save Your Life, and First-Time Caller, all three earning a Lent Out or Recommended rating. Here’s everything I read.
In February, I read 13 books across romance, thriller, mystery, memoir, and fantasy. February being the month of love meant my reading naturally skewed toward romance, but I also snuck in a memoir about a marriage falling apart, which felt appropriate in its own way. I did manage to get two nonfiction reads in this…
Look, I love a good series. There’s something genuinely satisfying about falling into a world and knowing there’s more waiting for you when you turn the last page. But I’ll be honest — I don’t always have the bandwidth to commit to seventeen books, a prequel novella, and three companion guides just to feel like…
Looking for cozy mystery novels? Here are six cozy mysteries for curling up and getting lost in a good book. From meddling Filipino aunties to 1930s London glamour, these series have all the murder and none of the nightmares. Coffee Lover’s Mystery Series by Tara Lush (4 books) Lana Lewis owns a coffee shop in…