Tome Thursday: Seducing Summer

Hello everyone!

Finally back on my usual blog posting routine, sort of, and I return with another set of goodies! I got the boxed set of Serenity Woods' Four Seasons a long time ago but never actually sat down to read through the books until very recently, so I decided I'd write up the reviews as I go along.

After all, as I've said before, Ms Woods is one of those people whom I usually turn to when it comes to needing a healthy dose of real life romance stories that don't leave me tearing my hair out.

Of course, there can always be hit-and-misses - I had one with Kathryn Shay the other day and I usually LOVE her books, as well - but I have yet to be disappointed in Ms Woods, something I'm profoundly thankful for seeing as I truly need this kind of pick-me-up occasionally.

So, without further ado, allow me to introduce you to the first of the four books - and it's actually fairly fitting that, as we say goodbye to summer here, I'd be talking about that season with the chosen book.

Seducing Summer, after all, rings a bell somewhere.

Tome Thursday: The Lord of the Rings

I'm honestly just detoxing and doing a lot of: sleeping, eating, reading, sleeping, not necessarily in that order, so I don't have a book review to go up today. I probably won't until I get back home.

But I'm doing my annual Lord of the Rings summer read instead, so here you go <3 

xx

*image not mine

Tome Thursday: Screwdrivered

Hello everyone!

Okay so I'm definitely trying to be better with the whole keeping up with a series thing, not that it's working in entirety. I still have a couple to finish and some blog posts just waiting to be typed up from the scraps of paper I saved my thoughts on earlier.

I think I'm getting much better in the long run, but it's still a far cry from being completely current since I'm STILL going through my backlog of books that I saved even as long as a year ago.

Sadly, I have issues. These include, but are not limited to being unable to focus on any one series at a time, instead going through them like I want to gobble everything up at once.

I'm not joking.

But that being said, it's not THAT long since I posted the last review I did about one of Alice Clayton's books, so I'm thinking it's a much better result than anyone would have anticipated. After all, I didn't take the full six months which I did between one and two!

That's a victory, right?

So without further ado, let's get into Screwdrivered.