She Gets The Girl follows an old school formula and it results in a wonderful gem of a storyline. The old school formula in this case was “extrovert flirt tries to teach introverted new lesbian how to get the girl.” Of course along the way some feelings emerge forcing each character to reevaluate what theyContinue reading “She Gets The Girl | Rachael Lippincott and Alyson Derrick | Book Review”
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Anything But Fine | Tobias Madden | Audiobook Review
Why did I listen to Anything But Fine? Anything But Fine was available for review on Netgalley. I was immediately intrigued by the premise and of the main character being an injured male ballerina. I also could tell that this was going to be an emotional read but I was hoping for a bit ofContinue reading “Anything But Fine | Tobias Madden | Audiobook Review”
The One True Me and You | Remi K. England | Book Review
The One True Me and You is a debut young adult novel that has non-binary representation. As soon as I read the premise, I knew I had to read it. It involves two separate world colliding (a beauty pageant and a fandom convention) in a specious Florida hotel. And in the middle of this collisionContinue reading “The One True Me and You | Remi K. England | Book Review”
Saturday Movie Review: The Prom
I saw the original cast of The Prom on Broadway and loved it. I had been hearing bits and pieces about the show and how it was loosely based on the 2010 prom controversy in Fulton, Mississippi where prom was canceled after a lesbian wanted to bring her girlfriend. I knew I wanted to checkContinue reading “Saturday Movie Review: The Prom”
If You Love Something | Jayce Ellis | Book Review
If You Love Something is a second chance romance featuring DeShawn, a popular chef, and Malik, his ex-husband. Or at least it was believed that Malik was his ex-husband until a phone call from DeShawn’s grandmother changes everything. The divorce never finalized and after seven years they are back in each other’s orbit again. Together,Continue reading “If You Love Something | Jayce Ellis | Book Review”
His Holiday Crush | Cari Z | Book Review
Max Robertson had returned to Edgewood for the first time in a decade to visit his best friend Hal and his “nieces”. It was supposed to be just one night but all of that is changed when his car crashes into a snow bank. The police come to investigate the scene and to his surpriseContinue reading “His Holiday Crush | Cari Z | Book Review”
The Charm Offensive | Alison Cochrun | Book Review
The Charm Offensive takes the reality show idea and makes it original and heartwarming. What starts out as a man trying to be a prince and find true love with a woman turns into so much more. I was completely hooked on the characters, the experiences they were going through, and their emotions. So manyContinue reading “The Charm Offensive | Alison Cochrun | Book Review”
Love and Other Natural Disasters | Misa Sugiura | Book Review
Love and Other Natural Disasters was a book that was easy to get into. From the beginning, I could tell that it was going to be set up as a romantic comedy. Unfortunately, there were times when the comedy felt more cringeworthy than romantic comedy. The main character would do or say something that wasContinue reading “Love and Other Natural Disasters | Misa Sugiura | Book Review”