Dangerous Boy captured my attention with the prologue and I decided to pick it up solely based on that. While it was not what I expected I found myself flying […]
Tag: 3 stars
Top Ten Clues You’re Clueless by Liz Czukas | Review
Top Ten Clues You’re Clueless is Liz Czukas’ sophomore novel for young adults and while I definitely enjoyed it, I found it nowhere near as quirky and fun as her […]
Blog Tour: Love & Other Theories by Alexis Bass | Review + Interview + Giveaway
Love & Other Theories is not your typical fluffy contemporary romance. In fact, there is nothing typical about Love & Other Theories. While it wasn’t exactly what I was hoping […]
Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock by Matthew Quick | Review
Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock is a really hard book for me to review. It’s one of those books that you think you should like because the subject matter is tough […]
Blog Tour: Evidence of Things Not Seen by Lindsey Lane | Review + Interview
Evidence of Things Not Seen might be one of the most bizarre books I’ve ever read. It’s unlike anything else in the YA market and while it wasn’t my favorite, […]
Blog Tour: Louder Than Words by Iris St. Clair | Review + Giveaway
Straight contemporary romances haven’t really been wowing me lately and I was hoping Louder Than Words would change that. While I enjoyed the book and I devoured the story, it […]
Blind by Rachel DeWoskin | Review
Blind is an interesting take on how your life can change in an instant. Rachel DeWoskin’s young adult debut is a wonderful story about a girl learning to go through […]
My Last Kiss by Bethany Neal | Review
Bethany Neal’s debut novel, My Last Kiss, was not at all what I expected. It had a lot of potential to be an awesome story but it fell flat in […]
Point of Retreat (Slammed #2) by Colleen Hoover | Review
I recently caved and read Colleen Hoover’s book, Slammed. I was hugely impressed with it and I was really looking forward to checking out the sequel, Point of Retreat. While […]
Deceiving Lies (Forgiving Lies #2) by Molly McAdams | Review
Deceiving Lies, the much anticipated sequel to Forgiving Lies, was a let down after the total awesomeness that was Forgiving Lies. Every part of this book was lackluster compared to […]