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Welcome to my blog, I am a BS Psych major university student who loves to share her passion for reading and reviewing various genres of books. From historical to contemporary fiction to translated masterpieces, and everything in between. On this blog, you'll find honest reviews, author interviews(hopefully), and book-related discussions. Whether you're looking for your next great read or just want to chat about books, I'm glad you're here!

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Horror Thriller but make it a real-estate Hunger Game... Best Offer Wins by Marisa Kashino; ARC REVIEW

on November 30, 2025

Adult Contemporary Fiction Fiction Horror Marisa Kashino Mystery Psychological Thriller Thriller

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search for sisterhood and connection through multiple timelines and parallel universes, I'll Find You Where The Timeline Ends by Kylie Lee Baker; an arc review

on November 18, 2025

11.Kylie Lee Baker Asian Representation Coming of age Contemporary Fiction Magical Realism Romance Young-Adult

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mafia rom-coms are so back, a look at Kath Richards debut series: A Love Most Fatal + A Love Most Brutal book review

on November 13, 2025

Contemporary Fiction Dark Romance Kath Richards Mafia Romance

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A diaspora espionage novel: Oxford Soju Club by Jinwoo Park

on November 09, 2025

Asian Diaspora Asian Literature Espionage Jinwoo Park

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