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? Wait for You was the first new adult novel I ever read. Perhaps that’s why this series holds such a near and dear place in my heart or it may just be because Jennifer Armentrout is freaking magical and writes the swooniest men in the history of ever. I preordered Be With Me and somehow just hadn’t read it until recently when Stay With Me came out! Clearly that was a mistake because Be With Me was captivating and so good! My […]
Here’s another fantasy to put on your radar, everyone! This was one that was on my list before I headed to BEA. The premise sounded great and I made it a priority to wait for the drop of it! (It got pretty crazy, but trust me, it was worth it!) Kelsea Glynn has lived in hiding her entire life and now that she’s turned 19, her dead Queen mother’s guard shows up to take her back to her throne. Her […]
I normally am not a fan of story retellings in a different POV because I mean, you’ve already read the story so you know what happens. However, Wait for You is one of my all time favorite new adult reads and Cam Hamilton a top book boyfriend. So, obviously I had to read this. And while it tells the same story, there are new scenes and it was so good you guys!! Technically this is considered a novella. Goodreads tells me […]