Why Did I Read? This is a super intriguing set up! Plus all my friends had raved about Brighton and I trust them! My Thoughts: This concept had to be written well. Any differently and the story could not have been the romantic story that we get. Why? Well, Madison, our main character, better known as Maddie, is kidnapped. She’s held at an isolated cabin, against her will, by a scary looking dude named Ghost. I was a little nervous going into […]
Why Did I Read? I was going to read this back around Christmastime but was actually so busy then that I didn’t get to it! But who says we can’t do Christmas at any time of the year 🙂 My Thoughts: So Cowboys for Christmas is split into three stories by Kim Law, Terri Osburn, and Liz Talley. All three are centered around one wedding in the small town of Holly Hills. Mary Catherine is the one getting married and she and her […]
Why Did I Read? I like thrillers! This one sounded creepy and interesting with that paranormal twist! My Thoughts: I entered this looking for a mystery and a thriller and for the most part, I got that. Eva is involved in a hit and run with someone clearly targeting to kill her. Other deaths pile up as well and no one knows who is behind it. In the meantime, Eva realizes that when someone touches her, she can see their […]
Why Did I Read? A paranormal NA! I was all over that! Plus, it’s Cora. My Thoughts: Kalliope, better known as Kalli, is an immortal muse and inspires people — musicians, writers, artists, etc. However, she can never become too attached to someone because then it could drive them mad. I can’t even imagine having to go through the things she does for decades upon decades! On a chance encounter, she meets Wilder. He looks business like and studious and […]
Why Did I Read? Danger and forbidden love? The synopsis sucked me right in! My Thoughts: Basically, in this dystopian-esque world, there are four different groups (also called gangs or families) that exist and they’re all kind of enemies. The two we focus on in particular are the Daggers and the Roses. I like this concept of rivalry but with the rivaling families I guess I should’ve known that it would take a Romeo and Juliet spin. Unpopular opinion: I’m […]