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 […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Such Sweet Sorrow by Jenny Trout | Mini Review
Such Sweet Sorrow is a lot more than a retelling of Romeo and Juliet. I was pleasantly surprised to find many more of Shakespeare’s characters represented in this book and […]
The Merciless by Danielle Vega | Review
The Merciless by Danielle Vega is seriously one of the creepiest books I’ve read, especially for YA. I knew it was horror when I started reading it but I really […]
Short Story Saturday: Automatic by Rachel Caine
Automatic had the making of a great short story but I couldn’t fully enjoy it. The reasoning behind that is pretty simple though; I haven’t read any of the Morganville […]
Tease (Ivy Chronicles #2) by Sophie Jordan | Review
Foreplay, the first book in Sophie Jordan’s new adult series, was fabulous. I adored it and by the end of the book I was dying for more from the series. […]
After The End (After The End #1) by Amy Plum | Review
This book. What do I even say about it? It wasn’t good, it wasn’t bad, it was just right there in the middle for me. To say I was disappointed […]
Finding It (Losing It #3) by Cora Carmack | Review
Finding It is the third book in the Losing It trilogy and it is by far my least favorite. The first two books in the trilogy were some of my […]
Song of the Fireflies by J.A. Redmerski | Review
I don’t know why I continue to torture myself by reading J.A. Redmerski’s books. I didn’t care for her previous book, The Edge of Never, but I figured I’d give […]