#b. k. borison

[deathsweetblossoms]

I know I can be too much, but I think I’m just enough for you.

MIXED SIGNALS, B. K. Borison

Lovelight Farms (1/4)

[boundtoletters]

📖 books i read in 2023: lovelight farms (lovelight, #1) by b.k. borison

“I’m going to love her in all the quiet ways, the slow ways, the loud and obnoxious ways. My heart has been moving steadily in that direction since she fell down the steps of a hardware store, right into my arms.”

[astateofjess]

First Time Caller

The yearning in this book was ELITE. I was quite literally foaming at the mouth when [redacted] because the angst in waiting for it felt like I was being edged. it was deliciously good.

I really liked Lucie Stone, and I can also see why all of Baltimore likes her too. She truly is SO relatable and I absolutely love that she stayed firm in her beliefs.

I also really liked Aiden Valentine, he had his moments, but I guess I just wasn't fully convinced about why he was as emotionally unavailable as he was. The only reason I kept going was because he gave me Nick Miller vibes. (like if Nick Miller talked to me the way Aiden talked to Lucie? holy crap, i'd (s)cream!!!!)

"Not wanting me to go isn't the same as wanting me to stay. I want you, Aiden. No one else. You decide what happens next, okay?"

If Lucie had settled in anyway, she would have stayed in the low-effort fun entanglement she found herself in with Aiden, but she knew she was all in, and she needed him to decide that too. He needed to choose her, wholeheartedly, and HE DID!!! AND IT WAS GREAT!!! BECAUSE THE ENDING?! THE WAY HE CAME BACK?! It felt like something straight out of a romcom :')

This whole book read like a romcom! It is definitely one of my favorite romance reads in a while <3

[muatyland]

Lovelight. Amore impossibile (Lovelight Series Vol. 2)

Lovelight SeriesEvelyn St James non è il tipo di donna che si dimentica facilmente. Beckett lo sa bene. È bastato un solo, incredibile weekend nel Maine a farlo innamorare di lei. Come sotto l’effetto di un incantesimo, adesso non riesce a smettere di pensare al suo sorriso, ai suoi occhi, alle sue labbra. Così, quando Evie appare improvvisamente alla fattoria Lovelight, in cui Beckett lavora, è…

[fundamentalcherrytree]

Current read. I'm really enjoying it so far. Very fast-paced and easy to read.

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AUTHOR REVIEW - B. K. Borison📚

Hello Guys💕

Sorry for being a bit late, but here I am with a new post and series!

In this series, I thought I would rate and review the works of authors. Usually my favourites, as to write these post, I’ll need more than just one read book by the author haha

First up is: B. K. Borison! We will be going from my least favourite book by her towards my favourites😊

I had a tough job trying to put her books into order. I definitely know my favourite and least favorite ones, but the other 3 were a bit more difficult. But here’s the list I came up with:

5. Business Casual (Lovelight #4)

I’m not saying that this book was bad. I just think this is her weakest work. The storyline that Nova is a tattoo artist and a business owner is really unique and cool! It was interesting to read about. I just didn’t vibe with the main characters together. I liked Nova, but I wasn’t the biggest fan of Charlie. And their relationship felt flat to me, I feel like it mostly concentrated on sex.

4. Into the Weeds (Lovelight #2)

To me, this book was a lot better than Business Casual. I liked Evie a lot (she’s a influencer), and Beckett, too. Also their relationship that Evie helped Beckett with his social anxiety, and Beckett protected her and kind of gave her a home. My only “problem” with it was that Beckett is a bit too grumpy for my liking.

3. Mixed Signals (Lovelight #3)

This is a such a sweet book! The fmc is a baker, and Caleb, the love interest visits her bakery and buys her cakes several times a week, just so he sees her🥹 Caleb is the cutest! I loved the pretend dates, as well.

2. Lovelight Farms (Lovelight #1)

This is the first book in the series. The main characters are a struggling Christmas tree farm owner, Stella and her best friend, Luka. They start a fake relationship. This was really cute, I just don’t understand how they seem to start acting up on their attraction from one second to the other? That part was definitely weird, the rest I liked a lot🥰

1. First-Time Caller (Heartstrings #1)

This was my first book of the author that started my obsession. I LOVE this book. The main characters are AMAZING, both of them are to die for. They are also so perfect for each other. The radio aspect is also so cool! If you read one book buy the author, it should definitely be this one. It’s so amazing.

My thoughts all in all: I love B. K. Borison’s books🥹 She’s great. I gave 4⭐️s to all of her books except for First-Time Caller. That’s just perfect. So altogether I’d give her a 4,5. And I’m looking forward to her next books as two of them are coming out during the next few months🥰

What are your thoughts about the author and her books? Let me know!😇

Have the best week💕

[razreads]

It’s hard to love someone without restraint. To give yourself over to the swell and pull of it without fear of what might happen. I think it’s only natural to hold a part of yourself back and protect what you can.

B. K. Borison, Lovelight Farms

[entretdsleituras]

"Sempre sinto que as pessoas na minha vida gostam de guarda informações o tempo todo."

[boundtoletters]

LUKA????????????????????????

[shayna365x]

Sunday, 2/25/24. One of my girlfriends recommended this, so I’m enjoying it on a lazy Sunday.

[muatyland]

Lovelight. L'amore al primo posto | B.K. Borison

Lovelight SeriesStella Bloom sa bene che non basta servire tazze di cioccolata calda fumante e accendere lucine scintillanti per salvare dal fallimento la sua piccola fattoria di alberi di Natale. Così, decide di partecipare al contest indetto dalla famosa influencer Evelyn St. James. Oltre alla visibilità e alla pubblicità gratuita, in palio ci sono ben centomila dollari, che potrebbero risanare…

[ohwarnette]

first-time caller by b. k. borison

i like that. thinking that I’m worth paying attention to. something ordinary made extraordinary by the person you’re sharing it with.

playlist. (part one) (part three)

[marianbrook]

books read in 2025

be ready when the luck happens - ina garten ★★★★☆ (1/7)

assistant to the villain - hannah nicole maehrer ★★★☆☆ (1/9)

apprentice to the villain - hannah nicole maehrer ★★★☆☆ (1/18)

piranesi - susanna clarke ★★★★★ (1/19)

yellowface - r.f. kuang ★★★☆☆ (1/27)

how to end a love story - yulin kuang ★★★★☆ (1/28)

deep end - ali hazelwood ★★★★★ (2/9)

circe - madeline miller ★★★★★ (2/12)

the dead romantics - ashley poston ★★★☆☆ (2/16)

the seven year slip - ashley poston ★★★★☆ (2/17)

is she really going out with him? - sophie cousens ★★★★☆ (2/18)

you between the lines - katie naymon ★★★☆☆ (2/19)

small things like these - claire keegan ★★★★☆ (2/22)

once upon a broken heart - stephanie garber ★★★★☆ (2/25)

foster - claire keegan ★★★★☆ (2/26)

not in my book - katie holt ★★★☆☆ (2/26)

divine rivals - rebecca ross ★★★★☆ (3/5)

ruthless vows - rebecca ross ★★★★☆ (3/6)

check & mate - ali hazelwood ★★★☆☆ (3/8)

the hunger games - suzanne collins ★★★★★ (3/10) [reread]

the ballad of never after - stephanie garber ★★★★☆ (3/14)

a curse for true love - stephanie garber ★★★★☆ (3/15)

catching fire - suzanne collins ★★★★★ (3/17) [reread]

mockingjay - suzanne collins ★★★★☆ (3/19) [reread]

sunrise on the reaping - suzanne collins ★★★★★ (3/21)

first-time caller - b. k. borison ★★★★☆ (3/24)

done and dusted - lyla sage ★★☆☆☆ (3/26)

the strawberry patch pancake house - laurie gilmore ★★★★☆ (3/30)

flawless - elsie silver ★★☆☆☆ (3/31)

so late in the day - claire keegan ★★★★☆ (4/4)

beach read - emily henry ★★★★★ (4/11) [reread]

people we meet on vacation - emily henry ★★★★☆ (4/14) [reread]

book lovers - emily henry ★★★★★ (4/19)

bride - ali hazelwood ★★★☆☆ (4/20)

great big beautiful life - emily henry ★★★★★ (4/24)

happy place - emily henry ★★★★★ (5/3) [reread]

just haven’t met you yet - sophie cousens ★★★☆☆ (5/4)

this time next year - sophie cousens ★★★☆☆ (5/6)

problematic summer romance - ali hazelwood ★★★☆☆ (5/31)

the good part - sophie cousens ★★★★☆ (6/13)

what happens in amsterdam - rachel lynn solomon ★★★★☆ (6/13)

harriet tubman: live in concert - bob the drag queen ★★★★☆ (6/17)

swift and saddled - lyla sage ★★★☆☆ (6/20)

lost and lassoed - lyla sage ★★★★☆ (6/22)

currently reading:

emma - jane austen

before i let go - kennedy ryan

caraval - stephanie garber

a darker shade of magic - v. e. schwab

the iliad - homer (translated by emily wilson)

bury our bones in the midnight soil - v. e. schwab

[justapayneaway]

This week I’m reviewing First-Time Caller by B. K. Borison ☎️

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5—4—3—2—1 Book Tag!!

(With some German books sprinkled in)

Five books I love

"Love, Theoretically" by Ali Hazelwood

"The Opposite of Loneliness" by Marina Keegan

"Trusting was the Hardest Part" by Rabia Doğan

"Act Your Age, Eve Brown" by Talia Hibbert

"Im Café der verlorenen Jugend" by Patrick Modiano

Four books on my tbr

"Eure Heimat ist unser Albtraum" edited by Fatma Aydemir & Hengameh Yaghoobifarah

"Pyongyang" by Guy Delisle

"The Poppy War" by R. F. Kuang

"First-Time Caller" by B. K. Borison

Three books I recommend

"No Country for Eight-Spot Butterflies" by Julian Aguon

"Hässlichkeit" by Moshtari Hilal

"Take a Hint, Dani Brown" by Talia Hibbert

Two books I read recently

"Wake – The Hidden History of Women-Led Slave Revolts" by Rebecca Hall & Hugo Martinez

"Jane Eyre" Charlotte Brontë

One book I'm currently reading

"Paying the Land" by Joe Sacco