Football Friday is a brand new Book Scents feature! The kick off post last week can be found here, if you want to check that out. Basically, football is my other great love beside books. And I love talking football with all of YOU. So during the football season I will feature a player I like, with some brief info in the “football lite” section and more in depth info in the “football fanatic” section. I’ll also spotlight a sporty […]
Football Friday is going to be a brand new Book Scents feature!!! Okay, if you don’t like football – DON’T LEAVE YET. There will also be books involved! Basically, I was talking football on twitter with some lovely ladies (Ellice, Danielle and Kelly) and I LOVE talking football. So, of course I was excited to have book friends love football too and talk about it with them! Last year I talked about how football is my other great love and […]
Are you burned out on New Adult? Are you tired of the angst? Are you tired of the unnecessary drama? Have you sworn off new adult because of these things? Well, look no further because Scoring Wilder is the cure to all your new adult woes! (And if you call and order now, I’ll even throw in a free soccer ball and Calvin Klein underwear…) Okay, I’ll drop my Billy Mays impersonation. But I’m serious. If you’ve gotten tired of new adult […]
After reading the first book in the series, The Perfect Game, I was needless to say, kinda pissed at Jack Carter and peeved at Cassie. Now, that doesn’t normally bode well when you’re mad at the two main characters. I ALMOST didn’t read the sequel. I did because Betty raved about it, so thank you Betty — I’m so glad I read it! Also, I’ve tried to keep this review spoiler free for the first book! The Game Changer starts […]
Alright. So, I first heard about this book when Chelsea and I went to the Seattle author event and met the author, J. Sterling. She was so outgoing and fun to talk to so I made a mental note to check out her book (there was a lot of talk about a certain Jack effing Carter and I was intrigued). Chelsea read it first and mentioned there was something she couldn’t forgive. Then Betty tells me I must read it […]