my February book reads

I read so many good books! For reference my favorite genre is romance. Okay so 1st onyx storm, everyone who's fourth wing fans knows that was amazing and no explanation necessary. It ends on a giant cliff hanger making the final 100 pages plot twists.

Moving along the bodyguard is a funny romcom with banter and a happy ending, loved it. Under lock and key another romcom enemies to lovers breaking family curses. Happy ending. Then scythe & Sparrow. To me that is the #1 of February it is violent comedic banter and love story wrapped into another great story by brynn Weaver. Home is where the bodies are. Amazing! Jeneva Rose is the queen of plot twists. I've read 3 books by her now and all are epic! This is a thriller mystery book. It's a date again by jeneva Rose awesome has banter comedy mystery the bachelor vibes but she lost all her memories and tries to remember who she fell in love with. Great book.

Everything we never said, amazing! Love story to plot twists and when you think you know what's happening plot twist again. Then another plot twist slaps you so hard you're gasping. Happy ending great book.

Quicksilver. This is for fantasy lovers this one gives Sara j mass vibes but a completely different world. I absolutely loved that book.

And margos got money problems! Amazing has funny moments and captivating listen to this on audiobook. This book is about a young mom who gets pregnant by her professor who's married and talks about how she conquers life as a single mom and it's got comedy in there. Side note was listening to this story in car and has mentions of fortnite in it and how bad she is at playing it and my boys started on their own tangent embarrassed by how she could be so bad at a game they love. Get to reading my book friends!!! I have another huge list on stand by for march!! Drop your must reads so I can add them to my tbr.

Love zoey#booklover #avidreader #romance

2025/3/3 Edited to

... Read moreThis February, I indulged in a vibrant palette of books that spanned multiple genres, with a focus on romance and thrilling narratives. Starting with 'Onyx Storm', a must-read for fans of the fourth wing series, which concludes with dramatic cliffhangers and unexpected twists. Next, 'The Bodyguard' delighted me with its witty banter and a feel-good romcom vibe. For those who love stories of overcoming challenges, 'Under Lock and Key' introduces an engaging enemies-to-lovers trope that stands out with its charming narrative. Not to be missed is 'Scythe & Sparrow', a brilliant mix of humor and romance, providing a refreshing take on familiar themes. Jeneva Rose's contributions to February's reading list can't be overlooked—'Home is Where the Bodies Are' and 'It's a Date (Again)' are perfect examples of her mastery in creating suspenseful plot twists that leave readers gasping. 'Everything We Never Said' takes on romantic drama with unexpected turns, ensuring readers are deeply invested until the very end. Fantasy aficionados will appreciate 'Quicksilver,' which offers a unique escape reminiscent of Sarah J. Maas's style but in an entirely different universe. Finally, 'Margo's Got Money Problems' delivers both humor and insight into the life of a single mom, making it a captivating audiobook experience. This diverse selection not only showcases the beauty of storytelling across different genres but also invites readers to engage in discussions about their must-reads for the upcoming month. Don't hesitate to share your suggestions—they might just make it onto my reading list!