Why Did I Read? It’s no surprise that I’m a huge Megan Erickson fan (she was even on my list of most read authors!) and this Brazen series is just so much fun! My Thoughts: I think one of my favorite things about this series is that there are these nerdy characters that are just so fun and maybe nerdy things like video games and cosplay aren’t “uncool” because whoa, the sexy times were sexy. I was so excited to jump […]
For my re-read reviews for the Re-read Challenge hosted by Kelly and Hannah, I’ll be adopting Kelly’s reread review format! When I First Read: I first read this series sooo long ago. I can’t remember exactly when but I do remember that this series made me fall in love with fantasy. So it really holds a special place in my heart! What I Remember: Being in love with the world! To be honest, it was so long ago, the plot points escape […]
Why Did I Read? Well, I love boy bands. ADORE THEM. And this series sounds like a fictional equivalent of One Direction!! (I loove them!) My Thoughts: So this one started off great for me! My little boy band fangirl heart was just so excited and happy. Aimee has had a crush on Miles for forever but after she heard he didn’t like his best friend’s little sister following them around, she gave up on that crush. Now, she’s forced to […]
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? It’s the long awaited third book in one of my all time FAVORITE fantasy series!! I waited for 2.5 hours in line for this ARC at BEA and I didn’t even mind the wait. My Thoughts (There will be no spoilers for Heir of Fire but there will be spoilers from the first two books!) Heir of Fire is very different from the first two books in the series. It’s quieter and focuses a lot on characterization […]