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August 22, 2024Snoozly KitsuneLeave a Comment

Book Review: Something Rotten

Something Rotten was a random pick from Netgalley, a sort of challenge for myself to read something that’s way out of my comfort zone. And well, who could resist that crying baby cover which really piqued my curiosity? It’s not something that I get to encounter every day what with the SFF books that I usually prefer to read. I’m glad that I picked Something Rotten because it gave my brain a new stimulation that’s not focused on who’s gonna usurp someone’s kingdom or will the boy/girl of destiny fulfil the prophecy. Something Rotten is not your typical contemporary-couple story…

August 18, 2024Snoozly KitsuneLeave a Comment

Book Review: I’ll Have What He’s Having

No shit, Sherlock, but this book is sexy as hell. How can it be so fluffy and orgasmic at the same time? Like there’s a lot of smut and there’s a lot of wholesome fun, too. Well, I don’t care how the Adib Khorram did it but I’ll have What He’s Having is one of the best contemporary Adult MM romances I’ve read in my entire reading career. This book is just so beautiful and perfect from its amazing cast of diverse characters, to how the romantic plot was designed, the dialogues, the beautiful setting of Kansas City, and down…

August 13, 2024Snoozly KitsuneLeave a Comment

Book Review: With This Ring

Though With This Ring screams like it’s your typical finding-each-other-again romance which it really is, the entertainment that it gave me is still priceless. With This Ring reminded me of those days when I just want to let go of all my stress, go to the beach or to a secluded cabin, stay there, watch a no-brainer romcom, be oblivious to anything else and just savor every moment that you are there. Imagine yourself simply enjoying a good read without straining your mind just to fathom its intellectual depth. With This Ring gave me such experience; adorable main characters, a…

August 6, 2024Snoozly KitsuneLeave a Comment

Book Review: So Into You

I can’t understand why this book has some low ratings in GR due to “religious themes” because after reading it, I did not feel like I had to go to Church and atone for my sins as soon as possible. If anything at all, So Into You was one of the best contemporary romance books I’ve read this year so far, not that I’d read a lot of romance stories this year. But believe me, I also had my phase wherein I won’t read anything that is not a romance book at all. So give me some street cred because…