The Wrong Twin is told from Mel’s point of view. She’s running from a marriage she isn’t happy in, back to her home in the UK and her twin sister Abbie. Abbie has been acting off, and Mel can’t seem to figure out what is going on with her. As the story unfolds, Mel learns… Continue reading The Wrong Twin, Lorna Dounaeva
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The Tragedy of Dane Riley, Kat Spears
Dane isn’t handling the death of his father well. It doesn’t help that his mother moved on so quickly, with his father’s best friend. As we watch Dane try to cope with the changes and pressures at school, his world seems to be falling even more apart. The only bright spot in his life is… Continue reading The Tragedy of Dane Riley, Kat Spears
Blog Tour- The Reckoning, Marisa Noelle
About the Book The final instalment of The Unadjusteds trilogy… THE FIGHT IS NOT OVER. A NEW NEMESIS HAS AWOKEN. Sinister visions of an evil entity with looming yellow eyes haunt Silver’s dreams, threatening to destroy the new world she and her friends have created. The terrifying omens push Silver to experiment with her abilities,… Continue reading Blog Tour- The Reckoning, Marisa Noelle
The Maidens, Alex Michaelides
The Maidens wasn’t the right fit for me, but I encourage others to give it a try because some elements will appeal to everyone. I’m a proponent of not comparing an author’s books to their other works, but I questioned whether the same author wrote this as The Silent Patient. I would have enjoyed the… Continue reading The Maidens, Alex Michaelides
Girl One, Sara Flannery Murphy
In the ‘70s, 9 women conceived baby girls with no male DNA. Those girls are all grown up now, and Josephine is trying to find her mother. Her quest will bring her to some of the other girls that were part of the Homestead. Josephine might finally learn the secrets of the past her mother… Continue reading Girl One, Sara Flannery Murphy
Never Say Never, Justine Manzano
What’s a girl to do when she has no interest in love? Whatever she wants, because Brynn is a badass young woman who’s assertive and happy with herself. But her home life isn’t going so great. It doesn’t help that her parents put her in the middle of their arguments. Her thoughts on love solidify… Continue reading Never Say Never, Justine Manzano
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in June
I'm a little late with this post, but you still have time to get these books preordered. My reading list is so overfilled for the summer I have no idea how I'm going to manage to add more books to it, but I am definitely going to. Let's get to it! The Girl Least Likely,… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in June
Haven Point, Virginia Hume
This multi-generational story follows mother and granddaughter through the years, anchoring each in the idyllic town of Haven Point. Told in alternating viewpoints, we see how Haven Point has weighed into each of them throughout the years. As a New Englander, the setting is appealing. I’m a fan of historical fiction, and I requested to… Continue reading Haven Point, Virginia Hume
From the Ashes, Jesse Thistle
Jesse knew he was different from other kids, but he didn’t know what being Métis meant specifically for him. He grew up living with his grandparents after his mother moved on and his father disappeared due to addiction. It’s that cycle of addiction in families, specifically Native families, that gripped Jesse so early in life.… Continue reading From the Ashes, Jesse Thistle
Chasing Storms, Kailee Reese Samuels
“You’re my anchor.”“And you’re the storm I never saw coming.” How exciting that we not only get to know Randy more but that we get to see a side of him we don’t usually see. Stormy is something else. I wasn’t sure if I liked her initially because it felt like she had too many… Continue reading Chasing Storms, Kailee Reese Samuels
