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At the risk of sounding like a total cliché, there’s something magical about beach reads set in quaint coastal towns. When I picked up “Nantucket Blue,” I was ready for my usual summer fare – you know, the kind where you can practically feel the sand… Read more: Book Review – Nantucket Blue

I’ve always been drawn to thrillers that keep me up at night, heart pounding, desperately needing to know how it ends. You know the type – where you tell yourself “just one more chapter” until suddenly it’s 3 AM and you’re wrapped in your coziest blanket,… Read more: Book Review – The Devil You Know

I’ve always been a sucker for books set in grand old hotels. There’s something magical about these places that have witnessed countless stories unfold within their walls – celebrations, heartbreaks, new beginnings. So when I heard about Alison Espach’s “The Wedding People,” set in the historic… Read more: Book Review – The Wedding People

I love discovering books that perfectly balance historical settings with compelling narratives, and “Water for Elephants” by Sara Gruen was quite the ride – though not always a smooth one! As always, my main points are bolded. 🙂 Overall, “Water for Elephants” is like the circus… Read more: Book Review – Water For Elephants

You know how sometimes you pick up a book expecting mind-blowing insights, only to find yourself raising an eyebrow more often than nodding along? That was my experience with “Predictably Irrational” by Dan Ariely. While it has some interesting observations about human behavior, there are some… Read more: Book Review – Predictably Irrational: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions