I hate myself right now. I’ve had Brenna’s books on my shelf for quite some time and I only just recently picked one up and read it. Now I’m definitely […]
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Something Like Normal by Trish Doller | Review
Something Like Normal has been on my radar for a while but it’s one of those books that I just kept putting off. I was a little scared to read […]
Slammed (Slammed #1) by Colleen Hoover | Review
You guys know by now that I don’t normally have much luck with new adult novels. So far I’ve liked about 2 of the ones that I’ve read. I had […]
The Sea of Tranquility by Katja Millay | Review
This review is just going to be a jumbled mess of me gushing about Katja Millay’s debut novel. Let’s just get that out of the way from the start. The […]
Short Story Saturday: Roar and Liv (Under the Never Sky #0.5) by Veronica Rossi
I’m a little behind with my novellas. I’ve already read both Under the Never Sky and Through the Ever Night but I decided to go back and read Roar and […]
This Is So Not Happening (He’s So/She’s So #3) by Kieran Scott | Review
This Is So Not Happening is the third and final book in the He’s So/She’s So trilogy by Kieran Scott. While I truly loved She’s So Dead To Us and […]
Short Story Saturday: Hana (Delirium #1.5) by Lauren Oliver | Review
I’ve always been a fan of Lauren Oliver’s books whether they be contemporary or dystopian. However, Hana really let me down. I was expecting a lot more from this novella […]
The One That I Want by Jennifer Echols | Review
The One That I Want is a cute, fun, quick contemporary read. Jennifer Echols’ romantic comedies for Simon Pulse have always been some of my favorites but she really upped […]
Drink, Slay, Love by Sarah Beth Durst | Review
Drink, Slay, Love is my first Sarah Beth Durst book but definitely not my last. With an odd mix of violence, romance, and laugh out loud humor this book has […]
Catching Jordan by Miranda Kenneally | Review
Catching Jordan is the perfect romantic comedy. Anytime you are in the mood for a fun YA read I highly recommend this one. Miranda Kenneally’s debut novel makes me long […]