Brianna Robinson

3 weeks ago | inbetweendrafts.com | Brianna Robinson

In our ongoing three favorites series, we’ve asked authors across genres to share a few favorite titles on a specific theme. Alexandra Kennington, author of the thrilling debut romantasy, Blood Beneath The Snow, honed in on the beloved enemies-to-lovers trope for her three favorites. Considering Blood Beneath The Snow is a feast for both enemies-to-lovers and romantasy readers, I think her recommendations are going to be spot on.

1 month ago | inbetweendrafts.com | Brianna Robinson

Independent Bookstore Day is arguably the best day of the year. What better way to support small businesses than to take your overflowing TBR list to your favorite local indie and go on a shopping spree? And if you don’t have a list handy and need recommendations, I’ve come prepared.

1 month ago | inbetweendrafts.com | Brianna Robinson

If you’re not an Emily Henry fan, you’re probably not aware of the great literary event happening on April 22nd. Great Big Beautiful Life, one of the most anticipated releases of the year, and Emily Henry’s ninth book will finally be available on shelves. If you’re an EmHen fan, you’ve probably taken the day off from all responsibilities and plan to spend a few hours devouring the book and swooning over her penchant for grumpy book boyfriends and witty banter.

2 months ago | inbetweendrafts.com | Brianna Robinson

We are thrilled to be sharing a three favorites post from two-time Emmy Award-winning television host, executive producer, veteran journalist, and bestselling author, Tamron Hall. Hall’s previous novels, the Jordan Manning series, captivates adult readers. Now, she pivots to a different audience by debuting her first children’s picture book, Harlem Honey.

Mar 10, 2025 | inbetweendrafts.com | Brianna Robinson

Emma Lord novels should come with a warning label: Will cause undeniable snack/food cravings. If snacks cannot be procured, you will be hangry until procured. Read at your own risk. For The Rival, I had an insatiable desire for pancakes. This is all thanks to one of the settings of the book, Pancake or Leave It, a charming pancake establishment with a grumpy yet soft chef who whipped up incredible pancake combinations that made me crave every type of griddle cake, flapjack and crepe around.