Kallia has broken free from Jack and the life of performing at Hellfire House to enter a contest for the Conquering Circus. She almost doesn’t make it, being a female in a male-driven world and competition. Thankfully, Daron Demarco sees something in her. And thus begins the tale which is riddled with disasters from the… Continue reading Where Dreams Descend, Janella Angeles
Colors and Curves, Kristina Beck
Julius is perfectly imperfect. He’s very private, he’s carrying a heavy secret about himself, and the weight of his past is heavy on his shoulders. When his dog, Chance, crashes into Skylar, his life changes, waking up feelings he thought lay dormant. Burned by men in the past, Sky is wary of Julius because he… Continue reading Colors and Curves, Kristina Beck
Where Loyalties Lie, Jill Ramsower
Both Tamir and Emily are keeping secrets. Bound by their secrets for varying reasons, if they don’t learn to trust one another, Emily might not make it out alive. Emily has a forceful personality, and her inner strength keeps her fighting. She’s highly self-reliant, and sometimes that means not letting Tamir in when she needs… Continue reading Where Loyalties Lie, Jill Ramsower
The Suicide House, Charlie Donlea
I didn’t know this was a book 2 when I requested it and I hadn’t read book 1, Some Choose Darkness. I found you need not have read it to follow along, but I loved this one so much that I will go back and read it now. This book was simply amazing, yet there… Continue reading The Suicide House, Charlie Donlea
Mayhem, Estelle Laure- Blog Tour
MAYHEM by Estelle Laure; On-sale: July 14th, 2020 Jacket Copy: The Lost Boys meets Wilder Girls in this supernatural feminist YA novel. It's 1987 and unfortunately it's not all Madonna and cherry lip balm. Mayhem Brayburn has always known there was something off about her and her mother, Roxy. Maybe it has to do with Roxy's constant… Continue reading Mayhem, Estelle Laure- Blog Tour
July TBR
I always take June off from review requests so I can catch up on my TBR. July tends to be a big month for releases, so I like to have those reviews done before the month hits. I have a lot of great books I'm planning to read this month, so let's get down… Continue reading July TBR
How Not to Date a Rock Star: Megan Walker and Janci Patterson
Maya meets Kevin at one of his shows, and there's an instant attraction. But Kevin is a rockstar and Maya, well, she's not into dating rock stars, or doing long distance. She suffers from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and that involves a lot of resting. The one thing not resting? Her heart on the daily phone… Continue reading How Not to Date a Rock Star: Megan Walker and Janci Patterson
Shadow Garden, Alexandra Burt
After 30 years of marriage, Donna’s husband Edward has dropped her off at Shadow Garden. But he’s stopped taking her phone calls, and she hasn’t heard from her daughter Penelope either. Edward must be keeping Penelope away from her, but why? We follow Donna as she struggles to piece exactly what is going on. So,… Continue reading Shadow Garden, Alexandra Burt
The Orphan Collector, Ellen Marie Wiseman
The parallels between the 1918 Flu Pandemic and what we’re going through now are astounding, and you know this book was written a few years ago before our current pandemic. The story is told in alternating viewpoints from Pia, who loses her entire family and ends up in the foster system. She loses her mother,… Continue reading The Orphan Collector, Ellen Marie Wiseman
Liar, K.L. Slater
I read The Apartment in April when I realized I had a paperback of Liar on my shelves that I must have picked up from the local used bookstore. What’s more, I purchased this on Amazon in 2018. So I’ve purchased the book twice, and I must have really wanted to read it. I know… Continue reading Liar, K.L. Slater
