This was a different take on time travel that I really enjoyed. The author in the acknowledgments mentioned that a vivid dream she had about her past led her to write this one. The premise is they travel to the past for a short time but it doesn’t change the future in any way. It’s a simple reflection back. However, those “jumpers” end up being changed forever by seeing the past with new eyes. Highly recommend.

The book started off a bit slow but came on strong. It asked some big questions about the power secrets hold over people and their families through the years. It also celebrates the art of miniatures. A good read!

Kept me on the edge of my seat. Always a new twist. I recommend this book!

Only on the Weekends is poetic, honest, and electrifying—perfect for lovers of queer YA with emotional depth. “Though lyrical, the novel feels overly long and repetitive in places.”

Read this because my sister was having an Indian wedding. Definitely good to get some information on the culture and traditions and glad it was read aloud so I could also get the pronunciations correct but a bit light and not my favorite voice actor for the read

SOOOO YUMMMMMM she is just everything -- all her books are hit and NEVER a miss.

A magical and heartwarming friends-to-lovers romance set in Tokyo, blending fate, memory, and love into an enchanting YA tale.

JUST EVERYTHING -- A COWBOY ROMANCE THAT MAKES YOU WANT TO LIVE ON THE RANCH

A well-drawn portrait of an apocalyptic world. Character driven plot makes for great reading. Highly recommend!

An effective example of a rom com that doesn’t feel cliche or over done.