Blog Tour (& Excerpt): Tweet Cute by Emma Lord

“Tweet Cute delivers in every possible way: a perfect enemies-to-lovers romance, a whip-smart plotline, and endearingly real characters. I devoured it.” – Francesca Zappia, author of Eliza and Her Monsters

“Sweet and fun! An adorable debut that updates a classic romantic trope with a buzzy twist.” – Jenn Bennett, author of Alex, Approximately and Serious Moonlight

“A witty rom-com reinvention for the Twitter age, Tweet Cute pairs delicious online rivalry with deeply relatable insights on family pressure and growing up. This fresh, funny read had us hitting ‘favorite’ from page one.” – Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka, authors of Always Never Yours and If I’m Being Honest 

TTT: Books On My Spring 2019 TBR

Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish and is now run by That Artsy Reader Girl.

I’m a big mood reader, so it’s hard for me to come up with a stack of books that I’ll definitely want to read over the span of the season, but these are all titles that I want to get to sometime soon.

 

 

What’s on your Spring TBR? Have you read any of these titles? 

Down the TBR Hole #2

I saw this tag on Geronimo Reads, and it was originally created by Lost In A Story.  It’s a way to go through your TBR and eliminate books you’re no longer interested in.  I have hundreds of unread books (not an exaggeration), and my reading tastes have changed a lot since I started buying books regularly, so I really need to do this!

I posted part one last Saturday.

New To My TBR

New To My TBR is a feature I created to share the newest titles I’ve added to my Goodreads TBR pile. I haven’t done one of these in a long time, but these are all the titles I’ve added from the beginning of February until now. 

Down the TBR Hole #1

I saw this tag on Geronimo Reads, and it was originally created by Lost In A Story.  It’s a way to go through your TBR and eliminate books you’re no longer interested in.  I have hundreds of unread books (not an exaggeration), and my reading tastes have changed a lot since I started buying books regularly, so I really need to do this!

Tag: My Name in TBR Books

Thank you Britt at Geronimo Reads for the tag! Make sure you check out her post as too.

I have several different shelves for my TBR on Goodreads, so I decided to pull these titles from the huge list of unread books I own.

Most Anticipated: March

There are so many great books coming out this month! Here are the titles on my TBR.

Currently Reading

I haven’t blogged in months. Sorry for disappearing. I’ve had a lot of other things going on (nothing serious, I’ve just been enjoying other hobbies), and blogging was low on my priority list.  I’ve also been in a huge reading slump in 2019, and I’ve only finished 5 books so far this year.  I usually read 12-15 books every month, so this has been really strange for me.  I have been reading every day, but lately when I’m in the mood to read, I reach for fanfic rather than a published book.

I have a lot of books that I’m reading right now, but it’s been slow going because I don’t pick them up often.  Here’s what’s on my currently reading shelf. Two are audiobooks, two are ebooks, and two are physical.  I jump back and forth between them all depending on my mood.

 

What have you been reading lately? 

Release Day Blitz: Craft Brew by Layla Reyne

Release Day Blitz: Craft Brew by Layla Reyne (+A GIVEAWAY)

“CRAFT BREW is a fast-paced, suspenseful novel that will take you on an emotional thrill-ride from beginning to end. I couldn’t stop turning the page to find out what happened next!” — Hailey Turner, bestselling author of the Soulbound series and Metahuman Files series

 

“I loved this book. In the second installation of the Trouble Brewing series the relationship between Nic and Cam is stretched to breaking point, as Nic’s troubles circle ever closer and they have to delve into Cam’s past. Layla Reyne infuses the story with all her trademark action scenes and taut plotting, but she never loses sight of the romance at the centre. This is both hot and touching, and remains the spark that totally lights up this series.” — Lily Morton, author of the bestselling Mixed Messages series