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 […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Good As Gone by Amy Gentry | Review
My Thoughts: Readers are in for a real treat with Good As Gone. No matter how confident you are that you’ve got this one figured out, it’ll keep you guessing. […]
There’s Someone Inside Your House by Stephanie Perkins | Review
My Thoughts: Who would have guessed that Stephanie Perkins, queen of contemporary romance, could also write absolutely terrifying horror novels? Not me. I won’t lie, I didn’t know what to […]
The Forest Queen by Betsy Cornwell | Review
My Thoughts: The Forest Queen was my first foray into Betsy Cornwell’s books and I feel like I made the right choice starting with this one. It’s pitched as a […]
When Life Gives You Demons by Jennifer Honeybourn | Review
My Thoughts: When Life Gives You Demons is another fun romantic comedy from Swoon Reads. With a unique premise, a wonderfully snarky main character, and a pretty adorable romantic interest, […]
League of American Traitors by Matthew Landis | Review
My Thoughts: Oh, how I wanted to love League of American Traitors. It had such a promising premise but the execution just didn’t work for me. While it’s a quick […]
Little Monsters by Kara Thomas | Review
My Thoughts: I’ve finally found it! After years of reading mediocre young adult thrillers, I’ve finally found the one that kept me guessing until the very end. Little Monsters had […]
When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon | Review
When every single one of your bookish friends is raving about a book, you know they can’t all be wrong. That’s how I felt about When Dimple Met Rishi. Everybody […]