I like that you are including spice levels in your reviews. It would be great if you did a video describing how those ratings are determined.

Ioveeee that you talk about historicals so much. ( its my comfort genre). Agreed on spring bride being the weakest chance sisters book.

Love the shirt and the new review format with the spice level and where to find it. Thanks to that I found out that all (or quite a lot) of Ruby Dixon's books are on hoopla. I don't know if I will ever be ready for alien romance but at least I know I can check it out for free. 👍 My March reading was my best one this year! My two favourites were historical romance Christ Caldwell's "The Diamond and the Duke" and cozy mystery Carlene O'Conner's "Murder in an Irish Village".

Thank you Bea ! I totally agree with you for the Duke of midnight hahahha ! but I loved loved loved darling beast !

Not the tunnel 😭😂 I’ve had Scarlett Scott on my TBR for ages…looks like I need to bump her up! Thanks for all the recs, especially in the historical romance space. It’s my favorite!

Would love if you would do a historical romance video

I always loved Mad Libs! I would laugh my butt off, when I would read them back.

Omg I'm currently reading Just for the Summer and really loving it!! Justin is sooo swoony.

Love your wrap ups!! Your energy is the best❤

I read It Takes Two To Tumble last month and I was in love ❤️💫

i had a family issue come up but i am so excited to read just for the summer

It the series I'm thinking of is the one you've picked I'm super excited to join and reread.

A tunnel that is weeping and seeping hahaha!!!

I have to try that Scarlett Scott. I love forbidden romance!

I think he waits for you to film to make a smoothie! 😂

okay, choked on my tea with "tunnel" 🤣

I would love to know about your spice rating!

Agreed about Out in a Limb.

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My guess was wrong. Outlander is currently 9 books.

Mad Libs 😂😂😂

Love your reviews❤ but now I’m Also curious about your spice rating, how you grade them😊. I’m old-school and grew up reading my mother’s bodice rippers, and have high expectations for romance and love scenes. However there seems to be a discrepancy over quantity of sex scenes and quality of sex scenes, as far as I’m concerned, for my enjoyment (and can I just insert an apology for the following musings on sex scenes… this girl wants to know😂). There can be a lot of sex, but it doesn’t move me because it lacks emotional depth. Or there can be a slow build with one or two incredible written sex scenes later in the book that move me physically. I still regard both as spicy, but would the second option be medium or still spicy🤷🏼‍♀️? And how much I rate both of these examples is how well the author translates intimacy onto the page with feelings and depth. But on the other hand, I class closed door as still no spice, but depending on mood it can be romantic (but not particularly fulfilling). But then if it has sensual foreplay, Is that considered as mild? Or does mild spice still have sex on the page, but very little detail? Sometimes there is sensual foreplay and then as soon as he thrusts his 🍆 it blanks to the next moment of time when they’re post-coital - that is closed door as far as I’m concerned. But mileage varies from reader to reader for any of these musings😂

Yeah, after reading out on a limb, a second time, I would’ve liked her to actually give birth to the baby and I will. I would’ve liked to see them actually raise the baby with their disabilities instead of her being pregnant the whole time

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