Reading new romances by authors I love!

[@LightningRaven42]

Tangled Up in You reminded me of the Viggo Mortensen's movie called "Captain Fantastic". Instead of a romcom, we follow a family with several kids that grew up away from society. They're raised with learning a lot of philosophy, critical thinking, survival skills, healthy habits all on top of the usual school subjects. The conflict of the movie comes precisely from their lack of integration with social norms and questions their father's (and mother's) choices. It's quite good.

[@NerdyNatReads]

oOf YIKES, shame on Dark and Drowning Tide, bc I'm excited for that one 😣

[@ChloeFrizzle]

I was really excited too 😔

[@lena_blue]

I really dislike an “enemies to lovers” where there is no good explanation/demonstration of why they are enemies in the first place 😂 Great reviews though!

[@ChloeFrizzle]

Ugh totally. It's such a good trope and so sad when it's not done well

[@zachreads]

I'm looking forward to "A Novel Love Story" by Ashley Poston coming out on the 25th and "Apostles of Mercy" by Lindsay Ellis coming out on the 4th!

[@nellie4621]

God, I hate enemies to lovers these days because of how authors don't give actual reasons for animosity.

[@jessealaska2557]

🦩So fun🕺 that you got to do 3 pre-release videos - together!

[@ChloeFrizzle]

I've been planning this one for a while 😁