Whether you celebrate it or not, Easter is synonym of tulip gardens and spring in my mind. And also chocolate and bunnies! I have book treats for you today!

You'll like Emmanuelle Snow's books if you love emotional books, realistic characters and story lines, small town romance, second chances romance, vacation romance, rock stars romance, dramatic and emotional romance, stranger to lovers, celebrity, girl next door, neighbors to lovers, coming of age, new adult, mature young adult, brother's best friend, friends to lovers, military, contemporary romance, grumpy-sunshine, best friends, strong and independent women, sassy love stories, country music romance, country girl, Nashville, the Smoky Mountains, North Carolina.

I haven't read a lot in the last few weeks (but I've read Icebreaker - have you?), and returned to watching TV instead. My favorite shows so far? Tracker (which I'm currently watching with Mr. Snow at night once the kids are in bed), High Potential (which was pretty addictive, but can we talk about the 2 cliffhangers at the end of the first season? I'm so ready for season 2 lol), and The OC that we watched as a family.

Are you one of those readers who like to read emotional books that stay with you well after you read the last page (Hello Book Hangovers!) or are you a what's next on my TBR kid of reader? 

Have you ever read a novel for like 6 hours straight only to forget all about the storyline or the name of the main characters by the next day? Even under torture and brain raking, you just couldn't recall any of it at all? Yeah, I'm sure it happened to all of us at least once (if not multiple times). And there are those books that no matter what you do, you can't forget them (even under torture! *insert winking emoji here*). Those that leave you with a book hangover that's hard to move away from.