After reading the first book in this sequel (The Bromance Book Club), I started searching for where I could purchase this book desperately. I was lucky to purchase a copy by chance and I was already excited to see what the author would do in this book. Although this book is a sequel to 'The … Continue reading Book Review: Under Cover Bromance by Lyssa Kay Adams
I have chosen to start my reading this year with a series of romance novels because I do not feel ready to read any heavily themed books yet. I believe this mood may last until the end of February as I have a number of romance novels on my TBR ready to be read. This … Continue reading Book Review: Deception (Daughters of Mannerling #3) By M. C. Beaton
"Whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report, if there be any virtue, if there be any praise, think on these things." - The Apostle Paul. "Everything begins with a thought. Life consists of what a man … Continue reading Book Review: How Successful People Think by John Maxwell
"Do you know why I had to listen to Uncle Dickson? Because we are destitute. Because your father was a fool and, yes, money is everything. Because the consequences of disrespecting a man like Dickson are always disproportionate to the sin. A grenade in retaliation for a slap. A world undone for a girl's mistake" … Continue reading Book Review: What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky by Lesley Nneka Arimah
Reading (or I should say listening as It was an audio book) 'The Bride Test' was a learning curve. I enjoyed the experience and always looked for any spare time I could grab to listen to the story. This is a love story about Esme and Khai. Khai has autism but is a successful accountant … Continue reading Book Review:The Bride Test by Helen Hoang
I will start by saying that this is a good book. No! This is a really good book! I had read the first book in this sequel last year titled "Once Upon A First Love" (Click "Book Reviews" on the homepage and you will find my review on it) and as soon as I heard … Continue reading Book Review: I’ll Keep Loving You by Tope Omotosho
"You can't fulfil your destiny on a theory, it takes work" Listening to this audio book is an experience I can only express by saying I would definitely read this book again in the near future. It was also quick as it only takes one hour, fifteen minutes to listen to the entire audio book. … Continue reading Book Review: An Enemy Called Average by John Mason
Welcome to the second half of 2019! Half year reviews are quite popular on booktube ( They are called Mid-year Book Tag Freak Out by booktubers) and I love the concept so I have decided to join the bandwagon. It is basically a recap of books that you have read in the first half of … Continue reading My 2019 Books: Mid-Year Book Tag
"Love, Clavius. I loved you enough to present my blood as your sin offering. Enough to give my life as your peace offering. forgiveness is yours, if only you will accept it". "It can not be that simple", I argued. Even the Jews know that a man has to live a holy life, do certain … Continue reading Book Review: Risen – The Novelization of the Major Motion Picture by Angela Hunt
"The boy is now too tired to move, so he lies on the ground almost motionless. She feels like she's in a dream. These people can't possibly burn a little child in broad daylight because of groundnuts. A Tyre materializes from nowhere. Bring petrol! Someone says. Groundnuts...... Never judge a book by it's cover! I … Continue reading Book Review: International Sisi Eko and Other Stories Edited by Hope Eghagha & Karen King-Aribisala
