Showing posts with label Farrah Rochon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Farrah Rochon. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 8, 2022

Top Ten Tuesday: Romance

 If you read this blog, you know I'm a HUGE romance fan. You can watch a video of my co-worker and I talking about romance books on our Book Recommendation video here.

Sometimes pictures share a better story, so here are the top ten adult romances I can't wait to read this year! Believe me, there are several more I'm excited to read....

Are you excited to read any of these too?

Friday, January 28, 2022

Book Lists: Adult Sports Romances


Ok, this book list is a little bit different.

Regina Kyle told me all about Ted Lasso. She talked about it so much, I had to get Apple TV just to watch the show. And I binged the first season in 24 hours.

I'm waiting to watch the second season because it's nice to have something awesome in your back pocket when the world is so horrible these days.


What I loved about Ted Lasso:
Ted Lasso 
His Wolf Pack
The Sports Team
Rebecca and Keeley
Grumpy Roy
Jamie Tarte/Shark song
Practices
Nathan
Horrible ex-husband of Rebeeca (Giles) getting played
The Pub
The Scenery
The British Ways
The Army Toys


The first three, I read and loved.
Blitzed by Alexa Martin
Dating Playbook by Farrah Rochon
The Bromance Book Club by Lyssa Kay Adams

The second three, I'm looking forward to reading.
Head Over Heels by Hannah Orenstein
The Fastest Way to Fall by Denise Williams
Long Shot by Kennedy Ryan


I love sports romances, but I don't read enough. So I'm asking for your help. I'm not great reading ebooks, but I'd love some recommendations for print sports romances.

I read a bunch of YA ones, but not too many adult ones.

Bonus points if the heroine is the sports hero!

Monday, October 25, 2021

Review: Dating Playbook

 


* Book 2 in the Boyfriend Playbook trilogy *

Taylor's personal training business needs serious help. She's amazing at her job, but thanks to a few bad choices, the bills are piling up. Taylor needs a solution and fast.

Luck just might be on her side. Former NFL player Jamar Dixon left professional football due to an injury. He's interested in making a comeback. He hires Taylor to help him get back into shape - if Taylor will keep his plan a secret. Taylor agrees if Jamar will publicly support her business once he makes the team.

What starts off as a business deal quickly becomes complicated when a reporter asks Jamar a tough question. Taylor steps in and tells the world they are dating. Now, they have to fake date and keep their training private. 

It's not hard to fake date a former professional athlete - but it does require a certain amount of skill.
My Thoughts: I loved the Boyfriend Project, so I was really happy to read this one. I loved how the women met in the first book - well, mostly how they stayed friends and kept each other accountable for their goals. I love learning more about Taylor. I enjoyed her fitness tips and her energy. I liked her moments with Jamar - the banter and the getting to know each other. Fake dating is a favorite trope of mine. I'm so looking forward to London's story!

Cover Thoughts: Cute
Source: My Library
Library Recommendation: A must have trilogy for your library's romance collection.

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

Top Ten Tuesday: Beach Reads

 This summer, I'm actually going on a short vacation. If you're a Children's/Teen Librarian, taking vacations in the summer is really hard because that's the busiest time of year. But this year, things of course are still a little bit different. So here are some books I'm hoping to take on vacation and read by the pool/ocean.


  

  

  



Any of these on your TBR list?

Tuesday, December 22, 2020

Top Ten Tuesday: Under the Tree

 This week's topic is books we wish were under the tree.

 I know that the pandemic has changed everything for the publishing world.
But I'm such a print girl (Librarian) and I would be thrilled to have any of these ARCs in no particular order. 







Are you excited to read any of these too?

Monday, June 15, 2020

Review: Boyfriend Project

The Boyfriend Project
Samiah never imagined that the man she's dating would be a cheater, nor would she be in a video that goes viral when she discovers his deception. However, she does become friends with the two other women in his life. Together they make a pact to work on themselves and their goals before finding another man to date.

For Samiah, that means finally working on the app she's been thinking about for years. With some free time, she just might be able to develop the proto-type.

That is if she can keep her mind off her new sexy co-worker.
My Thoughts: I loved this book. I didn't want to put it down and was almost late for work because I had to finish it. I loved the blossoming friendship between these women. I loved that Samiah was working towards her dream. I loved her work ethic, her determination, and her giving back mentality. I felt terrible for her as she described the pressure to be better because of both her race and her gender. I did enjoy the work place moments; the company she works for seems great. I loved her flirty moments in the office with Daniel. And there are two more books coming! I can't wait to read them!!

Cover Thoughts: Cute
Source: ARC sent for review
Library Recommendation: A must have for your public library's romance collection.