Why Did I Read? Helloo it’s JLA. Plus I read Bitter Sweet Love last year and totally hooked me into the gargoyle world – how does she keep coming up with these awesome ideas?? My Thoughts: I was totally sucked into this world of Wardens (gargoyles who keep demons at bay) and demons (there are so many different kinds — and the humans don’t know they exist) and Alphas (essentially badass angels that you don’t really want to ever meet). […]
Why Did I Read? I knew Open Road Summer was meant for me! Country music, a boy next door charmer and an amazing best friend friendship? I am all about that. Thank you to Brittany from Book Addict’s Guide and Bloomsbury for this copy! My Thoughts: There are some books that mix friendship, romance and invoke all the feels from me that I don’t even know how to review it and instead just sit and hug the book. Open Road Summer is one […]
Why Did I Read? It’s a Rachel Harris book! And the fake relationship is one of my favorite tropes. This was my first BEA read. 🙂 My Thoughts: How does Rachel Harris do it? How?? She captures the teen voice so well! She also has a writing style that just sweeps you up into the story with descriptions that just make you feel like you are in the book and wholly invested in the characters! In The Fine Art of Pretending […]
Why Did I Read? Well, I got a copy of this from BEA and I was thinking I’d try and make a dent in my big pile of BEA review books. Also – the premise sounded kind of interesting. My Thoughts: Oh dear. I really did not enjoy this book at all. So, Chloe, an almost-eighteen-year-old girl loses her mother at the beginning of the book and it appears that it was a sudden death. (It doesn’t really say how […]
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 […]