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What I Read in April!

April has been the best reading month of the year for me. I've read 12 books throughout April and loved so many of them. So, I am back with another what I've read this month post. In this post, you will find a bunch of mini-reviews of the books I read in April. Here they are!

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The Love Wager – Lynn Painter

After reading all of Lynn Painter’s YA romance novels, I was excited to give one of her adult romance novels a read. The Love Wager seemed like the perfect place to give them a try. Although it is a companion novel to Mr. Wrong Number, you can definitely read this one on its own, which is what I did. I loved this book and its characters for so many reasons!

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Currently I’m…

I am always interested in what other people are reading, watching and listening to. I think it is an excellent way to get to know people and get some recommendations. So, I started doing the ‘Currently I’m…‘ posts to share my current reads, watches and what I’m listening to with other people who are just as curious as I am. Here is what I am currently reading, watching and listening to.

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My Love Life and the Apocalypse – Melissa Welliver

The minute I saw the announcement for this post-apocalyptic rom-com online, I knew I had to add it to my TBR. If you combine dystopia, humour and romance in a book, there is no doubt that I will enjoy it. So, My Love Life and the Apocalypse was the perfect combination of genres for me, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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Books I Have on Pre-Order – Part Two

A few days ago I did a lot of pre-ordering during the double points weekend at Waterstones. I shared a post the other day with a few of the books I pre-order and today I wanted to share the other books I pre-ordered. Be sure to check out part one of this little series. Here is part two of the books I have on pre-order!

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Books I Have on Pre-Order – Part One

I love to pre-order books because you can get excited when ordering them and when they arrive. Waterstones are having a double points weekend from the 7th - 10th of April, so it felt only fitting for me to do some pre-ordering. I wanted to share the books I've got on pre-order to share the excitment. I ordered way more than expected though so I am going to spilt this into two parts. Here is part one of books I have on pre-order!

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Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers – Jesse Sutanto

Jesse Sutanto’s books never fail to entertain me and have me laughing out loud. Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers is no different. This is the first cosy mystery book I’ve read by Jesse Sutanto and it was incredible! It has all the humour and heart of her romance books whilst also keeping you on edge.

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Friday I’m in Love – Camryn Garrett

I first heard about Camryn Garrett’s books back in 2019 whilst at YALC. Soon after YALC, I read her debut and thoroughly enjoyed it. Because of that, I picked up her second novel, which I also enjoyed. So, of course, I had to pick up her third novel. I went into this knowing Camryn Garrett's writing style and was sure it would be a good read, which it was!