all the books I read in December 🤍🧦
December was such a good reading month!!! I loved most of the books I read, and the highlight was reading the Off-Campus series 🥺🥺
spice info:
Holiday Romance by Catherine Walsh - I think there was a spicy scene I can’t remember bc I didn’t love this book LOL
You, With A View by Jessica Joyce - some spice
Never by Jessa Hastings - one spicy scene not descriptive
Sable Peak by Devney Perry - some spice
Just Another Love Song by Kerry Winfrey - closed door
Letters to the Lost by Brigid Kemmerer - ya
Behind The Net by Stephanie Archer - literally so spicy
Christmas In Quincy by Devney Perry - I think one spicy scene
More Than We Can Tell by Brigid Kimmerer - ya
The Deal by Elle Kennedy - spicy
The Mistake by Elle Kennedy - spicy
The Score by Elle Kennedy - spicy
Ruthless Vows by Rebecca Ross - ya
The Goal by Elle Kennedy - spicy
The Legacy by Elle Kennedy - spicy
When In Rome by Sarah Adams - reread and closed door
Come Let Us Adore Him by Paul David Tripp - reread/nonfiction
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December was a great month for reading, and I focused on genres like romance and YA fiction. Not only did I dive deep into the popular Off-Campus series by Elle Kennedy, known for its engaging characters and steaminess, but I also explored new titles, finding hidden gems. One notable mention is "Behind The Net" by Stephanie Archer, which stood out for its spicy scenes, while "Just Another Love Song" offered a nostalgic yet sweet reading experience. Popular holiday-themed romances like "Holiday Romance" by Catherine Walsh provided just enough heat for cozy winter nights. Additionally, the works of Brigid Kemmerer, such as "Letters to the Lost," added a touch of heartfelt storytelling to the mix. For fans of the Off-Campus series, the continual success of Elle Kennedy’s books reminds us why her characters resonate so well with audiences. With a blend of humor, angst, and romantic tension, her books are perfect for anyone looking to immerse themselves in well-crafted tales. Holiday reading can sometimes involve revisiting old favorites. I found solace in rereading titles that felt familiar and comforting, a practice many find rewarding during the holiday season. Whether you're a romance aficionado or looking for recommendations in YA fiction, December provided a robust selection of reads to consider. These stories are not just for enjoyment but also spark conversations amongst book lovers, particularly in book club settings like those on Lemon8.
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