Make It Count and Make It Right by Megan Erickson Why Did I Read? This series has been on my radar for awhile now and so many of my friends have enjoyed it! My Thoughts: In Make it Count, Kat Caruso is struggling in school which is nothing new to her. Her newest tutor for her statistics class is none other than Alec, her boyfriend’s best friend — who is nerdy and also incredibly attractive. Kat has a history of running through […]
Why Did I Read? I LOVED Scoring Wilder by R.S. Grey and was very excited when her new book came out! Made plans to buddy read with Betty and couldn’t wait to start. My Thoughts: You guys, I’m so sad and disappointed. I was looking forward to this so much and I unfortunately didn’t like it and it breaks my heart ot give it a low rating. 🙁 Anyway, so Brooklyn Heart and Jason Monroe have to collaborate on this duet for the Grammy’s. […]
Why Did I Read? I loved All Lined Up so I was eager to dive back into the Rusk University football world! My Thoughts: Silas Moore, you guys. I still need to finish the Losing It series but Silas is my favorite of Cora’s men thus far. I adored his character and the depth that she brought to him. He’s not just the despicable jerk we saw in All Lined Up. I think we caught a glimpse of him as something more in […]
Why Did I Read? I love football with a fiery passion. I love books with a fiery passion. This series was meant for me! My Thoughts: Like I said, I LOVE football. I haven’t always been, I didn’t grow up with it like Dallas did. If you’d asked me six years ago to name teams in the NFL, I probably could have named three. MAYBE. Now, well, you can find me yelling at the TV every Sunday rooting for my […]
Why Did I Read? I really was going to read this sooner! I was SO EXCITED to get an ARC of it at BEA and couldn’t wait to get to it after I read White Hot Kiss. Then, I realized the fan vote thing only lasted for three weeks after the release of Stone Cold Touch so I freaked out a bit and then read it. Haha. My Thoughts: Firstly, I just have to reiterate what I said in my review of White […]