Kimberly

Avid reader and reviewer for Wit and Sin, proud geek, and member of many fandoms. She/her.

[Kimberly @witandsin]

Wit and Sin’s Best Books of 2023: https://t.co/ZaIjBr81jW
4. Codename Charming (Palace Insiders, Book 2) by Lucy Parker
5. The Secret Lives of Country Gentlemen (The Doomsday Books, Book 1) by KJ Charles
6. One Duke Down (Rogues to Lovers, Book 2) by Anna Bennett
(part 2 of 2)

[Kimberly @witandsin]

Wit and Sin’s Best Books of 2023: https://t.co/ZaIjBr81jW
1. Emma of 83rd Street by Audrey Bellezza and Emily Harding
2. Identity by Nora Roberts
3. “You Just Need to Lose Weight”: And 19 Other Myths About Fat People by Aubrey Gordon
(part 1 of 2)

[Kimberly @witandsin]

For the Love of the Bard is a wonderfully funny, entertaining romance. If you enjoy Shakespeare – or more accurately, puns about the Bard’s plays – you’re in for a treat.
Review: For the Love of the Bard by Jessica Martin - https://t.co/2FYoEY0CgP #BookReview @BerkleyRomance

[Kimberly @witandsin]

The Sweetheart List is a charming pick-me-up that’s perfect for any season.
Review: The Sweetheart List by @JillShalvis - https://t.co/uQGgwqcU6O #BookReview @avonbooks

[Kimberly @witandsin]

There’s a fine line between loathe you and can’t live without you in Unfortunately Yours.
Review: Unfortunately Yours by Tessa Bailey - https://t.co/nmroQEkZOX #BookReview

[Kimberly @witandsin]

B’Nai Mitzvah Mistake is a sweet romance with fantastic Jewish representation.
Review: B’Nai Mitzvah Mistake by Stacey Agdern - https://t.co/QxxyotuqMI #BookReview

[Christina Radish @ChristinaRadish]

Everything aside, the thing I'm going to remember #TedLasso for is the fact that it was about a bunch of people who loved each other and weren't afraid to tell each other so ..... and even if they were afraid, they told each other anyway.

Thank you for making me #Believe, Coach.

[Kimberly @witandsin]

A sensual bargain is only the beginning of the tale in The Duchess Takes a Husband.
Review: The Duchess Takes a Husband by Harper St. George - https://t.co/SZKjp3xV12 #BookReview @BerkleyRomance

[andrea ᱬ @andrea_sketches]

Cinderella (2015) 🤝 the little mermaid (2023)
Treating their source material with love and adding to the story instead of acting like the narrative needs to be “fixed”

[Kimberly @witandsin]

Emma of 83rd Street is pure joy to read, marrying the best of Jane Austen with something fresh and new.

Review: Emma of 83rd Street by Audrey Bellezza and Emily Harding - https://t.co/rR8QjCQl0K #BookReview @GalleryBooks

[Kimberly @witandsin]

Identity is an engaging romantic suspense that is classic Nora Roberts.
Review: Identity by Nora Roberts - https://t.co/8zsAWkPd4Q #BookReview @SMPRomance

[Kimberly @witandsin]

Bàs Sinclair finally learns he can be more than just the Horseman of Death in Highland Beast.
Review: Highland Beast by Heather McCollum - https://t.co/Msy3P8kxUM #BookReview

[bwaySHO @BwaySHO]

Mandy Patinkin: You Killed Residuals. Prepare to pay! WGA Strike.

🎥: @BwaySHO

#MandyPatinkin #WGA #WGAStrike

[alyssa ⭐️ @theolasso]

funniest line of the episode by miles, Roy is stealing scenes like a thief in the night this season #tedlasso

[Kimberly @witandsin]

In The Bride Wore White, Amanda Quick returns to Burning Cove for another round of romance, 1930s glamour, murder, and a splash of the paranormal.
Review: The Bride Wore White by Amanda Quick - https://t.co/AMJljTP6ba #BookReview

[some kind of fucked up gothic romance✨ @maryswraith]

as much as everyone loves the heavenly bodies met, I’m always sad that lynda carter never makes the list of favourites from that night
(her crown says “never forget” in hebrew and she wore a star of david on the back… perfect playing with the theme)

[Kimberly @witandsin]

What makes us human? What makes us more than the base we are created to be? TJ Klune asks these questions and more in the fantastical dystopian adventure, In the Lives of Puppets.
Review: In the Lives of Puppets by TJ Klune - https://t.co/pfHKaoxl07 #BookReview

[Kimberly @witandsin]

In The Lady Knows Best, Susanna Craig has started off her Goode’s Guide to Misconduct series with a bright and fun romp.
Review: The Lady Knows Best by @SusannaMCraig - https://t.co/EhiWPyFSyy #BookReview

[Ashley @Ashley_schafer2]

This was my favorite scene from episode 6. The growth from hating one another to Jamie teaching Roy how to ride a bike is just *chef’s kiss* #TedLasso

[daisy @weltonsmac]

my favourite thing about this series of ted lasso so far, is seeing how jamie and roy’s friendship has developed so naturally - it’s been so beautiful to watch it grow. and if phil dunster isn’t nominated for an emmy this year, it’ll be an absolute crime