The Secrets of Lily Graves is one of those rare YA books that actually manages to surprise me. I expected to enjoy this one, and I did, but I didn’t […]
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#scandal by Sarah Ockler | Review
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 […]
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 […]
Open Road Summer by Emery Lord | Review
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, […]
Being Sloane Jacobs by Lauren Morrill | Review
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 […]
Royally Lost by Angie Stanton | Review
I’ll admit, the cover totally got me with this one. It looked like the perfect summer read and I figured it’d be a cute, fun, quick read. Sadly it was […]
Don’t Look Back by Jennifer L. Armentrout | Review
I continue to be impressed with Jennifer L. Armentrout’s books. Whether she’s writing young adult or new adult, paranormal or contemporary, it’s always fabulous. Don’t Look Back is no exception. […]
Sleep No More by Aprilynne Pike | Review
Sleep No More is only the second book by Aprilynne Pike that I’ve read but it’s definitely the most disappointing. There were very few things I could find to like […]
Ask Again Later by Liz Czukas | Review
Ask Again Later by Liz Czukas is not getting enough buzz, in my opinion. It’s a completely adorable book that contemporary readers will love. Liz Czukas’ debut novel shows a […]
Blog Tour: Love and Other Foreign Words by Erin McCahan | Review
Ever since I read Erin McCahan’s debut novel, I Now Pronounce You Someone Else, I’ve been waiting to see what she’d write next. To say I had high hopes for […]