my thoughts: Where do I even begin with this review? A Song of Wraiths and Ruin took me by complete surprise. Roseanne A. Brown’s debut novel is the book I […]
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The Winter Sister by Megan Collins | Review
my thoughts: The Winter Sister is one of those books that I read on a whim. It was gifted to me by a coworker so I felt like I had […]
Say Yes Summer by Lindsey Roth Culli | Review
my thoughts: It’s been quite some time since I’ve been interested in reading a cutesy, young adult contemporary read. The stories all started to seem very similar and I found […]
The Square Root of Summer by Harriet Reuter Hapgood | Review
The Square Root of Summer, Harriet Reuter Hapgood’s debut novel, had a lot of potential. Some aspects met that potential while others fell flat. I wanted a lot more from […]
The Female of the Species by Mindy McGinnis | Review
my thoughts: I honestly have no clue how to review this book. I feel like I can’t say much about it because I don’t want to spoil anything about this […]
Dark Breaks the Dawn by Sara B Larson | Review
my thoughts: Dark Breaks the Dawn was my first foray into Sara B. Larson’s books. While I can definitely admit that it had it’s moments, I wasn’t overly impressed by […]
The Toll by Cherie Priest | Review
my thoughts: Oh how I wanted to love The Toll. I’m a big fan of the creepy and the strange and this one seemed like it would be right up […]
The Shadows Between Us by Tricia Levenseller | Review
my thoughts: If you read no further than this first line, just know this; you should really read The Shadows Between Us. If you want to know all the myriad […]
Freeks by Amanda Hocking | Review
my thoughts: I admit, I was a bit skeptical when starting Freeks. I’ve never read anything by Amanda Hocking and pretty much everything I’ve heard about her books is kind […]
Fix Her Up (Hot & Hammered #1) by Tessa Bailey | Review
my thoughts: I’ve been shying away from straight romance novels for a little while. I burned myself out reading too many of them and found myself really starting to dislike […]