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Tuesday, January 7, 2020

Top 10 Week! My Favorite Quotes of 2019




 I love posting my favorite quotes! This is a list of my favorite quotes from books I read in 2019. They're in no particular order. 





His eyes dart from the horizon to my red bikini and back again. “I saw that,” I say. He sips his drink. “Saw what?”“You checked out my chest.”“Of course I did. It’s like having two other people up here with us. I don’t want to be rude.” 











"At the end of the day, we’re all just children pretending to be adults.”













"She had much she wanted to say to him, but she might end up knifing him by mistake."










"Face them all like a warrior, whether you are one or not."












“Tell the truth, or I'll hunt you down and use a dull, dirty knife to relieve you of body parts your missus might once have been fond of.”









"I just tossed a werewolf out of my cabin for trying to kill my kitten that's now a skunk, and tonight, I might turn into a wolf myself."




“Now,” the duke said, “there’s something I’ve been meaning to discuss with you, Holloway. Your wardrobe.”
Sebastian glanced down at himself. “What I wear is serviceable enough. I’ve had this
waistcoat for years.”
“And it deserves some rest to repay its decade of valiant service,” Rotherby noted. “A rake is
never dressed in clothing that’s old enough to marry.”
“After paying my rent, what’s left goes mostly to books.”
Rotherby snorted. “You must have a sizable library, then.”
“It’s not the size,” Sebastian replied drily. “It’s what I do with it. Very thick volumes.”







“It’s our brokenness that makes us who we are. Without the shattered pieces, our lights would never filter through to the rest of the world.”

Check out my review of Every Minute by C.J. Burright!




"Hello, pecs. It’s good to see you both again. I’ve missed you. I wish you didn’t belong to the ogre."















“You have been in every way all that anyone could be.… If anybody could have saved me it would have been you.”

Check out my review of  All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven!




Wednesday, November 27, 2019

Book Review! Faking It in the Kitchen by Emily James




Faking It in the Kitchen: A bully boss romantic comedy by Emily James
Genre: Adult Fiction (Contemporary Romance)
Date Published: November 21, 2019
Publisher: Self

She’s an accidental chef. He’s her hot-headed A**hole boss. Will they discover the recipe for love or are they heading for disaster?

Unemployed actress, Hannah Brooks, is applying for a waitressing job when her luck changes. Mistaken for a chef, she's offered a position at twice the pay, but there's a slight problem. She can't cook, but she can act.

Tom Hadleigh is determined to make a success of the restaurant he inherited from his father, despite attempted sabotages against it and his reputation. Tom’s a hothead and not looking for love but when Hannah walks into his restaurant, he can’t help but turn his head. With so many problems in his life, is she the answer?

When their worlds collide, will their passion ignite, or will the heat force them out of the kitchen?

FAKING IT IN THE KITCHEN is a standalone, romantic comedy, suitable for readers aged 18 or over, due to mature content and sexual themes.


Faking It in the Kitchen is a bully boss romantic comedy by Emily James. From the start, this book was so much fun to read. I loved the tension between Hannah and Tom as they bantered and argued. They were adorable even when they were angry. Tom wants everyone to think he's this big, bad grizzly bear, and booooy does he act like one sometimes, but he's really a teddy bear. I loved his teddy bear moments.Sometimes you just got glimpses of Teddy Bear Tom, but they'll make you melt. I loved everything about this story. The romance was electric. The characters were lovable. Their story took me right out of real life, and allowed me a bit of an easy escape.. which I my favorite thing about reading stories like this. 

The ARC of Faking It in the Kitchen by Emily James was kindly provided to me by the author for review. The opinions are my own.


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author
Emily James is a British author from the south coast of England. She enjoys exploring new destinations, adores animals, particularly dogs, and advocates kindness to all animals and humans.

Before turning her hand to writing, Emily worked as a social worker. This enabled her to gain insight into both the human psych and also the injustices facing everyday people.

Emily enjoys complex romance novels since she believes nothing good ever comes easily. She's also fond of the saying that patience is a virtue. Having said this, Emily is not what you might call patient or virtuous! Stubborn and tenacious is perhaps more fitting.

Mistakes of My Past is Emily's debut novel. Her blood, sweat and tears went into this story and she sincerely hopes that you lovely readers out there enjoy reading it!

Emily loves chewing the fat with readers.

To learn more about Emily James and her books, visit her on Goodreads & Facebook.

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