I’m going to come right out and say it: I do not like Liz Stolz in this book. And I’m not sure I like Lucy as much as I did in the previous ones (more on that below). Or any of the characters, to be honest. I’ve been categorizing these books as romance novels individually, … Continue reading Thirsty Thursdays (Hobbs, #4) – Elena Graf
4.5* - Like everyone else, I’ve been a little in love with Mother Lucy since This Is My Body (yes, I know she’s a priest and yes, I know she doesn’t exist) so a new Hobbs novel so soon after that one was unexpected good news. Also, I really like Elena Graf’s writing style, and … Continue reading Love in the Time of Corona (Hobbs #3) – Elena Graf
I love Elena Graf’s writing, it's different from all the other authors I love and it takes me straight into her world. It's smart and witty and it makes me feel smart and witty too. And she doesn’t shy away from sensitive topics (breast cancer in High October, domestic violence in The More The Merrier, … Continue reading This Is My Body (Hobbs #2) – Elena Graf
This Christmas novella is not as sweet and cute as others I’ve read this year, and that’s what makes it so good. I’m very much a character-driven reader, and when characters stay with me months after I first met them, it’s always a good sign. When I read High October, I found myself liking Liz … Continue reading The More The Merrier – Elena Graf
I’ve been meaning to read Elena Graf’s Passing Rites series but never got around to it. From what I understand, this romance novel is some sort of new endeavour for her, and it gave me an idea of what her writing style is like. I like it, a lot. There’s something both agile and melancholy … Continue reading High October – Elena Graf
