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Welcome a very special edition of Reading Has Ruined My Life where I talk about The Widow Queen; which comes out April 6!

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I said I couldn’t wait to read this book. I devoured this book roughly two weeks ago, it was everything I hoped it would be!

Get Betty White on the phone! I have a movie role for her!

Listen, I’m going to cut right to the chase, no intro today. I read The Black Flamingo by Dean Atta. Now let me tell ya, this book slaps!

No need to talk about Forever Alone Day when you have the pleasure of talking about books. So meet this week’s review: The Blazing Star.

Last week, I promised you some romance and I don’t break my promises. Welcome to my exploration into Harlequin Romance novels.

To cleanse my pallet after dive into the Vampire Royals series, I returned to Darcy Coates’ canon with The Haunting of Ashburn House.

We’ve suffered through The Pageant. We begrudgingly attended The Gala. And now, we’ve made it to The Finale.

It's time! It's time to continue our adventure into Leigh Walker's Vampire Royals series.

One of my biggest regrets of 2020 is waiting until December to read Cinderella is Dead by Kalynn Bayron. Please enjoy my gushing review.

Come celebrate one full year of RHRML with a special review of The Pageant by Leigh Walker.

Little Women may be Louisa May Alcott's most famous work, but we shouldn't overlook "The Mummy's Curse."

Today, I bring you a fun treat. Today I bring you a review hand picked by my dog.

Hey all you Cool Cats and Kittens, welcome to today’s review. Today I bring a murder mystery entitled The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle.

This week, I want to delve into the books of my past. So let’s go back a decade and pay a visit to Heist Society by Ally Carter.

Today, I bring you The Ghost Tree by Christina Henry, and boy, do I have thoughts.

Sometimes you speed read a book, and sometimes that book gets more and more disappointing the longer it goes on.

Spooky season is for every age! This week I talk about the Spooky Twisties series by Terri Bertha.

The temperature continues to drop and my need for mysteries grows. Enjoy this week's review of Things Half in Shadow by Alan Finn.