July was a weird month. I had quite a few health things going on, but seemed to have a bit more free time than I have had lately. I finished 22 books, and I had one DNF. Unfortunately, overall, I feel like the last half of the month was mediocre reading, with a few exceptions. I had three 2-star reads, which is super rare for me (I don't list two stars or DNFs here). Click on the cover of the book if you are interested in reading my review.
Cindy's Book Corner
Serious book addict reviewing clean reads across multiple genres.
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Saturday, August 1, 2026
Friday, July 31, 2026
Selling Out

Series: Sheppards in Love #3
Author: Martha Keyes
Narrators: Ariel Royce and Christopher Rourke
Source: Hoopla
My Review:
Selling Out is the third book in the Sheppards in Love series. The series focuses on the Sheppard siblings, and I recommend reading the books in order.
Monday, July 27, 2026
A Brewed Awakening

Author: Pepper Basham
Source: own
My Review:
I loved this book! I will say that, given how the story is written, it might not translate as well to audio; I feel like it might be a little harder to follow.
Saturday, July 25, 2026
Stacking the Shelves #218 Sunday Post #215 Sunday Salon #209

Friday, July 24, 2026
The Silent Governess

Author: Julie Klassen
Source: own
My Review:
I have quite a few mixed feelings on this story.
Thursday, July 23, 2026
The Overdue Kiss

Series: Give a Bookish Girl a Biker #4
Author: Callie Thomas
Source: own
My Review:
The Overdue Kiss is the fourth book in the Give a Bookish Girl a Biker series. The series has multiple authors, so the books are loosely connected and easy to read as stand-alone novels. If you plan to read them all, I recommend reading them in order. This is also the first book I have read by Callie Thomas, but I will be reading more.
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
The Grump's Bodyguard

Series: Give a Bookish Girl a Biker #3
Author: Latisha Sexton
Source: own
My Review:
The Grump's Bodyguard is the third book in the Give a Bookish Girl a Biker series. The series has multiple authors, so the books are loosely connected and easy to read as stand-alone novels. But, if you are going to read them all, I recommend reading them in order.
