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What I Need to Remember When Life Gets Tough …

 ✨ What I Need to Remember When Life Gets Tough✨… Life feels overwhelming for me lately especially today and the weight of the world is pressing down on me. I need to stop, reflect and remind myself of all that I have in my life — all that truly matters. I am a spouse to an AMAZING man, a partner who stands by me, lifts me up, and reminds me of love’s strength even in the hardest moments. Ivan has been the biggest blessing of my life and has brought out the best in me ever since the first day we met. I can get through any obstacles or struggles that come my way as long as I have Ivan by my side. I love this man more and more each day, I am truly thankful to him to have by my side to go through this crazy life with.  I am a mother to two beautiful girls, who bring light, laughter, and meaning into every single day. Watching them grow is one of my greatest blessings. With all the stressful days full of chaos and overload I still find being a mother the greatest gift that has...
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Review: Summer in the City

Summer in the City Summer in the City by Alex Aster
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Alex Aster’s Summer in the City is a heartfelt, romantic escape set against the glittering backdrop of New York City. With vivid prose and an emotionally resonant story, this book pulls you right into the bustling streets, cozy corners, and electric energy of the city—so much so that you can almost hear the taxis and feel the summer heat radiating off the pavement.

At the center of it all is Parker, a character who, despite having wealth, fame, and every material possession imaginable, feels deeply human and down to earth. His character is a reminder that none of that truly matters without love. What’s most striking about Parker is how genuine he is—he never lets his status or privilege cloud what he really wants: Elle.

His love for her is INSPIRING in every sense. He doesn’t give up, no matter how complicated things get, and every action he takes is filled with an aching sincerity. Watching him fight for Elle, for their love, is both heartwarming and heartbreaking. Parker’s vulnerability and persistence show just how deeply he feels—he isn’t just in love with the idea of her, he’s in love with her, fully and completely.

And Elle? She’s strong, guarded, and so easy to root for. Together, their chemistry is undeniable, and their story feels real in all its messy, beautiful imperfection.

This book is more than just a romance—it’s an EXPERIENCE!! From rooftop dinners to chance encounters in cafes, Summer in the City captures the magic of falling in love in New York like few books can. It’s the kind of story that STAYS WITH YOU, reminding you that love—TRUE LOVE—is WORTH IT, even when it’s hard. ❤️❤️

Summer in the city is an emotional, cinematic, and utterly romantic read! I definitely recommend this book especially to my fellow hopeless romantics!

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