Welcome to Reading Has Ruined My Life

Thank you to Crossed Crow Books for sending me an advanced copy of The Gospel of Noah by A. Robles. The Gospel of Noah releases on October 6, 2026.

Let's head to the Great White Way of yesteryear with a review of The Show Girl by Nicola Harrison.

We've reached the end of The Selection series today with my review of The Crown by Kiera Cass.

Let's talk about The Selection series yet again with the fourth entry of the series: The Heir by Kiera Cass.

Four women across time share the same life. Cursed in 1895, can Helen in the present day break this reincarnation curse? Find out in A Witch in Time by Constance Sayers.

This book killed the Nancy Drew series. It's unhinged and I kinda love it.

This week's review is on one of the most depressing pieces of dystopian literature I've read in years. Let's talk about it!

It's February and I haven't talked about horror books once!

Changing things up here at RHRML with a romantasy review this week. Dive into the world of Traum with a review of The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig.

The first review of 2026 is here! And it's about the the fictional con of the century: Cover Story by Susan Rigetti.

What happens when a Disney princess falls in love with an actual prince? That's a question only Hallmark can answer.

It's the holiday season and all I want to read is historical fiction. Enjoy today's review of Castle of Refuge by Melanie Dickerson.

Back on my haunted house bullshit with a review of The Hacienda by Isabel Cañas.

I scavenged through my bookcases and found a wild throwback from 2016.

Thank you to Blackstone Publishing for sending me a copy of What Darkness Does by Jennifer Graeser Dornbush.

I need more historical fiction in my life, which is why I'm review The Foundling by Ann Leary today.

Romeo and Juliet but make it 1920's Shanghai and add science fiction...?

Spooky Season continues on, as do the horror reviews!

I'm reviewing Hex by Thomas Olde Heuvelt again today because it was one of the first reviews I posted on RHRML and I can do better!

Another Spooky Season Wednesday calls for another Spooky Season review.