Tome Thursday: Only One Bed

 

Hello everyone!

 

You knew this was coming. You HAD to have known this was going to happen!

 

Keira Andrews releases a new holiday-flavoured romance every single holiday season, and if you ever thought I wouldn't be reviewing them ... well, you've gotten up on the very wrong side of the bed haha.

 

I'm pretty sure that I've covered almost all of them thus far, though of course I may be wrong and have missed one or two, which if I have, I'll just have to remedy at some point, no problem.

 

News of this year's found its way to me at the best possible time when I needed the extra distraction, and as always, it did not disappoint at all.

 

As far as I'm concerned, if you want fluffy, happy, merry holiday reads, Ms Andrews should be your go-to!

 

Also included are some steamy moments and all the happily ever afters you could possibly want.

 

So without further ado, let's not waste any more time, shall we?

 

Because Only One Bed is up, and man, it's a good one!

 

Tome Thursday: A Holiday by Gaslight

 

Hello everyone!

 

Hello, and welcome to what will now be Christmas-themed (or holiday-themed) blog posts for the rest of this calendar year.

 

Can you believe it's December already?

 

I honestly can't, it's gone by SO fast, and when you think about it, it literally feels like we only just turned around after last New Year's to begin 2021, but now we're finishing it up and heading into 2022.

 

It's completely bizarre and something that I wasn't expecting!

 

Then again though, this last month of the year is usually pretty magical, or it attempts to be, so why not try to enjoy it while we can, right?

 

Especially with ALL the current craziness, it's basically enough to turn anyone away from mainstream media.

 

So without further ado, let's get right into it, shall we?

 

A Holiday by Gaslight, by Mimi Matthews, is here to start the show.

 

Tome Thursday: Better Not Pout

Hello everyone!

Okay. OKAY.

I know, the holidays are over, Christmas books need to take a step back and everything else should step forward into place.

I couldn't help myself with this one, however.

It sort of caught me unawares and smacked me upside the head once I actually got to it.

I was feeling a little blue and unwilling to dig into Drums of Autumn again yesterday and then just sort of popped this one open, ending up gobbling it like it was some sort of tasty Christmas leftover or whatever.

And why did I like it so much?

Well, there were a lot of points in its favour and I'll try and catch as many as I can in this review.

But first, let's get right into Better Not Pout, shall we?

Tome Thursday: Santa Daddy

Hello everyone!

And here we are with our final Christmas-themed book review!

Although to be fair, I'll probably be recapping and talking about some other holiday-related books, but for the time being the four-week episode of picking one author and working my way through her seasonal stories has come to an end.

Of course I have to go out with a bang, at least book-wise.

I saved this years holiday novella for last, even though I pretty much read it first.

Keira Andrews certainly has a way with words though and I highly recommend any and all of her books if you haven't read any of them yet.

Me personally, I still have a soft spot for Valor on the Move, but I feel like that's probably because it includes the Secret Service.

Anyway, let's dive right into Santa Daddy, shall we?

Tome Thursday: If Only in My Dreams

Hello everyone!

Time for book three in our countdown to Christmas (and to the end of December as well) and can we just say how fast time flies, again??

Like, didn't December just start last week or something?

How is it almost Christmas already?!

But okay, fine, Christmas is almost here for us and it's time to write another blog post about a book.

When it comes to this one, bear with me a little please, because sadly I had no time to read it again yet and so I'm punching it out of my brain from memory.

Hopefully I got the gist of it right!

Although I mean, it's not rocket science.

It's happily If Only in my Dreams, by Keira Andrews.