If you’re a reader in need of a book that will make you laugh, think, feel, and laugh some more (all while being unapologetically Canadian),...

You know I love a good historical fiction set during the wars. What you may not know is how interested I am in any storyline that references...

Full disclosure before we get rolling: I’ve known Romi Moondi/her work for over a decade, having read her indie books and helped plan an eve...

I'm not sure I knew the sister of Christian Dior was involved in the French Resistance until I read Natasha Lester's (amazing) The P...

I had been sitting with my copy of Janet Skeslien Charles' The Paris Library for almost a year before I finally read it. You see, the b...

Rebecca Raisin's books have been on my radar for awhile now but, for some reason or another, I just never picked one up. That changed...

Over the last few years Sarah Morgan has become one of my favourite romance authors. Her books are always delightful and full of fun and ...

I was expecting a super sweet and fun read when I started The Loveliest Chocolate Shop in Paris  by Jenny Colgan. What I got was a chick ...

When author Eliza Watson asked me to review her novel Kissing My Old Life Au Revoir  I read the synopsis and was hooked by the first two...

Bonjour! I've finished my fifth read for the Vacation Challenge hosted, in part, by Ruby's Reads . I decided to read A Year in Eu...