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 […]
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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 […]
Dearest Clementine (Dearest #1) by Lex Martin | Review
When I saw Dearest Clementine on sale on Amazon, I decided to give it a shot. It was free, what could it hurt? Well, I realized there was a good […]
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 […]
Blog Tour: London Falling (International School #2) by Chanel Cleeton | Review + Giveaway!
Chanel Cleeton seriously surprised me with the first book in the International School series, I See London, but that was nothing compared to London Falling. London Falling was everything I […]
The Secrets of Lily Graves by Sarah Strohmeyer | Review
The Secrets of Lily Graves is one of those rare YA books that actually manages to surprise me. I expected to enjoy this one, and I did, but I didn’t […]
Make It Count (Bowler University #1) by Megan Erickson | Review
The first book in the Bowler University new adult series was adorable. While it didn’t rank among my favorite new adult novels, it hooked me with the characters and has […]
Blog Tour: Idols (Icons #2) by Margaret Stohl | Review
It’s not often that I read a sequel that not only measures up to the first book but surpasses it but Idols definitely does that. Icons grabbed my attention and […]
Icons (Icons #1) by Margaret Stohl | Review
Icons, Margaret Stohl’s first solo venture, let me down in a lot of ways. I was expecting a fast-paced book full of pulse-pounding action and suspense and that is definitely […]