Alice Bell is just an ordinary girl. Well, she has a dad that’s kind of crazy and they’re not allowed to leave the house after dark but other than that, totally normal. Until one night when everything changes and her world tilts upside down. She realizes that her dad may not have been crazy after all. She starts seeing things in the dark and she keeps seeing a perfectly shaped rabbit cloud in the sky… I really enjoyed this one! […]
Katie McGarry knows her stuff and I’ve been swept away with all her books! I really loved Isaiah in Dare You To and hated how hurt he was in that one. I never shipped him and Beth though, so I just wanted to see him find someone too. In Crash Into You, we delve into Isaiah’s world and his story — he was thrown into foster care when he was six when his mom got sent to jail. After a […]
I have to admit, I was a little apprehensive when I started Dare You To. Beth was definitely a prickly character in Pushing the Limits and I wasn’t sure how I’d take to her in this one. I was wrong! In classic Katie McGarry fashion, she writes fantastic characters and stories and relationships that pull you in and doesn’t let you go! In Dare You To, Beth Risk is forced to go live with her uncle after an unfortunate incident […]
I had heard of the Lucky Harbor books before but it wasn’t until I saw one of them in a used bookstore and on sale to boot that I bought one. It was the 3rd book in the series but since they’re not that reliant on each other, I read that one first. In one sitting. I LOVED IT. So I went back and got the first. =) Lucky for you, I’ll review them in order, haha. Maddie Moore is […]
I adored Lost and Found, fell in love with both Jesse and Rowen, so I was so excited to read more about them! Rowen is in school in Seattle while Jesse is working back at Willow Springs. They hate the distance but are making it work. Let me just say, I loved how realistic Nicole wrote everything. Distance is just one of the struggles though. In Near and Far, we see Jesse’s past come out and we learn that despite […]