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 […]

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 […]
Ruin and Rising, the final book in Leigh Bardugo’s Grisha trilogy, lived up to all my expectations. I couldn’t have asked for more from this debut series! I wasn’t a […]
Sweet Reckoning, the final book in the Sweet trilogy, lives up to all it’s potential and should greatly please readers of this trilogy. Wendy Higgins has made me a fan […]
Sarah Ockler very quickly rose to the top of my list of favorite authors. She has cemented a place on that list with #scandal. #scandal has everything readers could want […]
Open Road Summer is a book after my own heart. Emery Lord’s debut novel is everything a contemporary lover could want in a book. It’s a novel of friendship, fame, […]
I’m not sure where to even start with Prisoner of Night and Fog. This is definitely going to be one of those reviews that can’t even come close to doing […]
I picked up Sekret, Lindsay Smith’s debut novel, hoping for a good historical novel with some hints of intrigue and romance. What I got was something so much better! Lindsay […]
Lauren Morrill got my attention with her debut novel, Meant To Be, but she captured my heart with her sophomore novel, Being Sloane Jacobs. Being Sloane Jacobs is one of […]
In case you guys didn’t know, I love Jennifer Echols. Her contemporary books are some of my all time favorites, right up there with Sarah Dessen’s, Susane Colasanti’s, and Miranda […]
All Lined Up, the first book in the Rusk University series, is nothing short of spectacular. Cora Carmack has a sure hit on her hands with this one. It’s the […]