What is a hat?   Do you typically think of a hat being something that you put on your head?  Can you think of anything that might also be labeled as a hat?  This was a fun book if you let your imagination take control and think of all the different ideas that a hat could be.  A roof could be a hat for your house.  A lid could be a hat for your cooking pot.  What about bubbles in your bathtub, if you put them on top of your head?  If that a bubble hat?  Why, yes, it is!   These are all types of hats if you think about it. 

Printed on glossy pages, this bright colorful book gives you something to think about.  A fun, entertaining book.  Very good hats by Emma Straub   4 stars

The author starts a new series with a ton of humor and a lot of sexy.  If you have not yet picked up Colton & Tor's story, I would encourage you to do so.  Just like other books from Emma Hart, this one is a 1-click wonder.

Colton and Tori are part of a large friends group, where they basically act like they hate each other.  With the lines of love and hate blurring, the couple sneaks around and thinks that no one has taken notice.

Tori is starting to acknowledge her feelings and this enemies to lovers trope does not disappoint.  Colton makes a great book boyfriend.  The heat between these two is off the charts hot and a great read!  I give this a 4/5 Kitty's Paws UP!

Code Name: Rook by Sawyer Bennett

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


A man of mystery. A woman without a clue. A danger that threatens to consume them both. Cage and Jamie are a match made of secrets. What began by chance quickly spirals out of control. Code Name: Rook takes some getting used to. There are moments when it feels like your walking in slow motion and it's hard to see the way out. Sawyer holds her cards close to the vest and just as you think you have everything figured out there's another twist that stops you cold. A spellbinding blend of sensuality and intrigue that thrives on being smartly unpredictable.



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The novel started off decently - nice writing and a mystery - but by the 40% mark it started to get bogged down. The secondary characters came across as flat. Then the switching between past and present without divulging anything relevant just started to irritate me. The last quarter was just silly and the ending was rushed. So, an ok novel if you have the time to waste.