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@BOOKWORM_KELS_ I WILL FOLLOW YOU BACK!! I post daily on instagram while the other apps get put on back burner.. I have book recs.. I love asking for book recs.. share giveaway/raffles; host giveaways/raffles.. im also a host in an engagement group, low priority we want to spread the love

They’re laundry mountains, deep cleans, snack bins, and checking three different schedules. But somewhere between folding towels and wiping counters… I steal a chapter. Because I’ve learned something — a clean house helps my mind, but a good book resets my soul. So here’s your reminder: You

At the Edge of Surrender by A.L. Jackson I absolutely loved this one — I’m a total sucker for a single-dad trope 😮‍💨🖤 I didn’t even realize it was part of a series when I picked it up. I read the back cover, vibed with it, and jumped straight in… and honestly? You don’t need to read these in orde

📖🖤 starting something small… 🖤📖 we’re launching a tiny online book club called In Between the Pages — and we’re keeping it intentionally small to start (about 15 readers). ✨ what it is: • monthly reads rotating between dark romance / contemporary & thrillers • two video chats per month (sa

I actually ended up enjoying this book, which surprised me after hearing so many negative reviews going in. While it wasn’t a five-star read for me, it did keep me engaged and invested. There were a couple of key points that held it back: • The step-uncle sexualizing his “relationship” with the FM

⭐️ 3.75/5 The Doll’s House had a really strong main storyline with Ruby and Helen, and that part kept me hooked. BUT… I was also low-key confused a lot 😅 There were so many side plots that I kept waiting for certain things to connect (especially the nephew 👀), and when the reveal finally came, it

Small town. Peak tourist season. And two serial killers who definitely shouldn’t be falling for each other… yet here we are 😈 Tourist Season is the perfect mix of dark romcom chaos and twisted romance—sharp banter, forced proximity, and an enemies-to-lovers dynamic that crackles with tension. Wat

Hi, I’m Kelsey. I’m always on the move, rarely sitting still, and constantly creating in one way or another. I’m a towboater’s wife, a mama to three little humans, and a dog mom — navigating a season of life that looks very different from the one I once knew. I used to work full-time as a CNA and

2026 Physical TBR 🖤🌹 This stack isn’t about trends or hype—it’s about timing. Every book here reflects a season I’m stepping into: stories about obsession, survival, love in its darkest forms, and the quiet unraveling of people who feel too much. Some of these will challenge me. Some will comfo

Giving forgotten pages a second chapter this Valentine’s Day 🌹✨ *all books were saved from trash bins and something I failed to read #handmadevalentines #booklovercraft #upcycledart #paperflowers #sentimentalcreations

✨ “I don’t read for comfort — I read for chaos.” ✨ 2025 was unhinged in the best way. Haunted mansions, morally gray men, revenge plots, serial killers with chemistry, psychological mind games, and marriages that never stood a chance. Every single one of these books owned my soul at some point thi

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be Death’s obsession? Because… I think I want to be after this one. Death’s Obsession by Avina St. Graves ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 A haunting, melancholic novella filled with grief, trauma, obsession, and comfort found in the darkest places. Lilith’s journey th

Exiled by Steph Macca ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ / 5 Back at the Lilydale Foundation Center, the games are deadlier, the stakes are higher, and revenge is the only currency that matters. What follows is the aftermath of a brutal power struggle—survival, vengeance, and one final fight for control. My thoughts:

🖤 Echoes — Steph Macca ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 5/5 📖 Dance with My Demons — Book 2 Avery is framed for murder and dragged back to Lilydale, where cruelty runs deep and secrets run deeper. Between the Foundation’s twisted games and the underground resistance of Cirque des Morts, nothing is what it seems…