May Book Wrap Up!
May has been a whirlwind, hasn't it? Between work, life, and squeezing in as much reading as possible, it's a wonder we even had time to blink! But we wouldn't have it any other way. So grab your favorite beverage and settle in as we recap our literary adventures this month.
Stacey's Reads:
May was all about romance and a dash of dark fantasy for me.
The Viscount Who Loved Me (Bridgerton #2) by Julia Quinn: Anthony Bridgerton, anyone? This enemies-to-lovers story had me grinning like a fool.
Flawless by Elsie Silver: A small-town romance with a side of steaminess? Yes, please!
The Accidental Dating Experiment by Lauren Blakely: Fake dating turned real? Sign me up! This one was a fun and flirty escape.
Ranger by Rebecca Sharp: A bit of a departure with this one, diving into the world of romantic suspense. Twists and turns galore!
Made in Malice by Albany Walker: Dark RH romance with a strong female lead? Count me in.
Do Not Go Gentle (Harry Potter Fanfiction) by Senlinyu: A darker take on the wizarding world, but beautifully written and utterly captivating.
Rebecca's Reads:
This month, I dove headfirst into suspense.
The Perfect Son by Frieda McFadden: A chilling thriller that kept me guessing until the very end.
The Coworker by Frieda McFadden: Another hit from McFadden! This office thriller was packed with secrets and betrayals.
Our Shared Read: Dear John
For our Featured Read, we both read Nicholas Sparks' tearjerker, Dear John. After finishing, we delved into a deep discussion about the book and the movie adaptation, comparing and contrasting the two. Let's just say the movie took some interesting liberties with the story... (If you've read it, you know what we mean!)
Looking Ahead to June...
June promises to be just as busy, but we're determined to carve out even more reading time. Stay tuned for our next Featured Read pick and for more reviews and recommendations!
What have you been reading this month? Any favorites you'd recommend? Drop a comment below – we'd love to hear from you!
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