My Thoughts: I absolutely loved Megan’s Bowler University series so when I heard that she was going to be doing a spin off series about Max Payton’s brothers, I was ALL over that. Cal Payton works at Payton and Sons mechanic shop with his brother Brent and his dad Jack. Cal is so grumpy and stubborn but he has SUCH a soft heart underneath all his gruffness! I loved how grumpy he was. Being the oldest, he was the one who basically […]
Why Did I Read? Estelle asked me if I would like to read it for review and I’m so glad I said yes! My Thoughts: I was so surprised by this book. I don’t think I realized how much suspense would be in it and how wonderfully balanced the suspense and the romance was! I was seriously roped in from page one and was immersed into the story! Technically, this is a companion to book 1, The Gilded Cuff, and I think I […]
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly bookish meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish! This week we’re talking about our most anticipated releases for the rest of 2015! We talked about our top releases for 2015 back in December but as most were pretty first half of 2015 heavy, we’re discussing the rest of 2015 today! I absolutely cannot wait for these releases! 1. Queen of Shadows by Sarah J. Maas: Like duh. I NEED this book in my hands! […]
Why Did I Read? I have always been a fan of thrillers! My Thoughts: I’ve always liked reading thrillers. I like the sense of mystery and being on the edge of your seat and unable to put the book down. I pretty much had all of this with The Devil You Know! Granted, I sort of had the killer pegged from the start… but even so, I was still glued to the pages! Despite knowing, the ride to get to the […]
Stacking the Shelves is a weekly bookish meme hosted by Tynga’s Reviews! This is what I’ve added to my shelves in the past two weeks! Bought: My Half Price Books haul! Plus they had an extra discount for Memorial Day weekend! I was really excited to find some more historical romance! Plus — a Serenity comic! Yes, I’m obsessed with all things Firefly. Netgalley/For Review: Never Always Sometimes by Adi Alsaid Illuminae by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff Forward Pass […]