The bottom line is that this book is not a masterpiece. It has its issues. And yet even with such issues, Love is Blind does have a charm to it that makes for a heartwarming, yet steamy romance.
Author: Arec
I am an avid reader and gamer among other things. I spend my free time playing video games with my husband, reading anything that piques my interest, writing down stories from my head, and untangling the yarn that my cats like to destroy when I am not home.
Makers’ Monday
Makers' Monday is a feature on Rainy Thursdays where I showcase creations I have personally made. Similar to WIP Wednesday, Makers' Monday only includes completed projects. While I have scarce free time, I have many hobbies that including reading, writing, crochet and cross stitch as well as other crafts and art. This week, for my… Continue reading Makers’ Monday
Kickstarter Saturday: Once Upon An Animation II by Emma Bilby Grey
Kickstarter Saturdays is a weekly feature where I exhibit Kickstarters that have caught my attention. Nowadays, there are few who haven't heard of Kickstarter. I myself have back over 225 projects because I...well I am addicted. I haven't backed a single project where I haven't received the item exactly as promised if not better. Sure… Continue reading Kickstarter Saturday: Once Upon An Animation II by Emma Bilby Grey
Transparency
Hello again all. It's been awhile since we talked, and even longer since I have really done anything with this website. I started this website for multiple reasons, though it was mainly because I had an opinion and I wanted to share it about the things I love, whether that be books, gaming, or kpop.… Continue reading Transparency
Review: Chubby & Charming by Mary E. Thompson
A charming man could be the icing on one chubby woman's cupcake. Mandy likes her life. She's happy. She has great friends, a good job, a happy life. She has it all, even if it comes with a few extra pounds. But Mandy doesn't mind. She knows who she is and she likes cupcakes too… Continue reading Review: Chubby & Charming by Mary E. Thompson
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