This cover š How do you review a book that leaves your jaw on the floor? I have to keep this vague because any misstep will spoil things. If you've been reading along, you know that we've been following a tough road for our foursome. It's hard to be in a relationship with a demon… Continue reading Resurrection, S. Usher Evans
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Synchronicity, Michaelbrent Collings
Wow, wow, wow!Itās hard for me to write this review because I made very few notes while reading, which happens when Iām drawn into a story. You start not entirely sure of what is going on with āthe machine,ā but Collings creates this need in the reader to find out what is going on. So… Continue reading Synchronicity, Michaelbrent Collings
Deadly Memories, Amanda Siegrist
Deke has been nursing the pain of the past for far too long. Itās made him stagnant in his relationships, and heās letting the hurt fester and ruin his chances at a lasting relationship. Charlotte isnāt too happy with him, especially because he used that pain to hurt her. But she might be just the… Continue reading Deadly Memories, Amanda Siegrist
Lucky Girl, Jamie Pacton
Lucky Girl Jamie PactonGenre: Young Adult ContemporaryPublishing Date: May 11, 2021 About the Book: A hilarious and poignant reflection on what money can and cannot fix58,642,129. Thatās how many dollars seventeen-year-old Fortuna Jane Belleweather just won in the lotto jackpot. Itās also about how many reasons she has for not coming forward to claim her… Continue reading Lucky Girl, Jamie Pacton
Twice Shy, Sarah Hogle
After being lucky enough to receive an ARC of Hogleās first book, I knew I had to add this to my list as soon as I heard about it. This was so stinking adorable I couldnāt help but love it. I loved that two people who have been hurt and have trouble coping in the… Continue reading Twice Shy, Sarah Hogle
The Unseen Ones, Danielle Harrington
Wow! Sometimes you read a book and think, āI would love to see some character growth down the road.ā I felt that way with book 1, The Diseased Ones. With The Unseen Ones, Harrington took her main character, Hollis, and knocked it out of the park. We continue where book 1 left off, and we… Continue reading The Unseen Ones, Danielle Harrington
The Atmospherians, Alex McElroy
I requested to read this because it sounded like it would be a witty, satirical read. I think it's hard to tackle the things McElroy has because heās included such a wide scope of issues. It can be even harder to write it, even if it seems extreme, and have it make a sort of… Continue reading The Atmospherians, Alex McElroy
Cool for the Summer, Dahlia Adler
I didnāt know this was Grease-inspired when I read it, and Iām only seeing that in other reviews. I mean, it starts with a summer romance, but it feels like a reach, and Iām glad I didnāt see that parallel before I started reading this. I loved Jasmine; she was such a surprise. I read… Continue reading Cool for the Summer, Dahlia Adler
Blog Tour- Things to Do Before the End of the World, Emily Barr
Things to Do Before the End of the World Emily Barr Penguin UK About the Book:A timely and powerful coming-of-age thriller from the bestselling author of The One Memory of Flora Banks. What would you do when you hear the news that humans have done such damage to the earth that there might only be… Continue reading Blog Tour- Things to Do Before the End of the World, Emily Barr
10 Books to Look Forward to in May
I'm back with my list of 10 book releases coming soon. Some months it can be really hard narrowing down which books to add. I have a feeling I'm going to blow my book budget out of the water in May. Let's get to it! The Block, Ben OliverYA/DystopianReleases May 4th About the Book:In the… Continue reading 10 Books to Look Forward to in May
