Read with a Red
Honest reviews, thoughtful reading notes, and the occasional wine pairing—for your next great read or a cozy night in.
A clever premise with a whole lot to argue about. Yesteryear takes on influencer culture, motherhood, money and the lives we make look perfect online with a main character you may love, hate or spend your entire book club debating. Pour a wine flight for this one - because maybe you won't be able to choose. đ·
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Feel-good and full of heart, Theo of Golden is a reminder of what can happen when we slow down and really see the people around us. And Theo? Youâll wish you could meet him yourself. Pour the Pinot Noir for this one. đ·
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Quiet, thoughtful, and sneakily emotional. The Correspondent is one to savorânot rush. It may have you thinking about the people in your own life long after you finish. Pour something crisp and settle in. đ
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Fun and light with a little more heart than I expected. The Shampoo Effect digs into the high school wounds we swear weâve moved past (close the yearbook already! đ), with characters youâll root for, and maybe understand too. Pour the Prosecco for this one. đ„
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Thereâs a dead first wife, a secluded house, a husband who starts becoming increasingly controlling, basically all the ingredients that make me think, 'well, obviously I'm going to keep reading'.
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Mabel has a story to tell, and youâre probably going to want a glass of wine for this one. A dual-timeline mystery filled with secrets, complicated friendships and just enough âwaitâŠwhat?â to keep you turning pages.
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Four women. Strange experiments. And decades of time in between. There are secrets that definitely did not stay buried. Plenty of waitâŠWHAT? moments, and needing to know what happened.
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