Why Did I Read? That shouldn’t even be a question at this point! Sweet, swoony reads from Aven = must read! My Thoughts: I loved Holly from the previous Dallas Demons book so of course I was eager to see her story! She’s Nate’s quiet, quirky younger sister and who would’ve thought she would be with Matt Rhinelander, partier extraordinaire? It’s a strange match from a quick glance but opposites attract and there is so much more to Matt underneath […]
Aven Ellis’ latest romance is so cute and I personally loved it because it takes place in MY city! I absolutely love when books take place where I’m from because it’s just so cool to see places you go to or have been, in a story. When I open a new Aven Ellis book I know exactly what is in store for me — a cute rom com that is sure to put a smile on my face andย Green Tea […]
Why Did I Read? Vlad the Impaler story with a badass female lead? Historical fiction? I was so in. My Thoughts: I have really complicated feelings about this book. I really liked most parts of it but some parts really dragged and left me feeling underwhelmed. The book starts off with our main character Lada as a young child growing up — we see that from a young age she is already fierce, strong and determined. She has a will […]
Why Did I Read? I’m all for thrillers. I like the suspense and this sounded super intriguing: I mean, missing kids, missing memories… I was excited to read this! My Thoughts: This story is told in different POVs, some in the POV of some of the returned missing kids and one from the sister of the kid that didn’t return. I thought it was a really interesting concept. However… this one didn’t really work for me. What I really need […]
Why Did I Read? I was really excited when I found out that this was going to be from Maggie’s POV! I really wanted to see what her story was. My Thoughts: I liked this one a LOT more than its predecessor! I think I just absolutely loved reading in Maggie’s POV. Magnolia Vickers has such a fiery personality and a take charge attitude — she knows what she wants and she will do what she needs to get it. […]