Before reading this, I had heard so much about this swoon worthy guy, Jase Garrett. I was so excited to read about what sounded like a fluffy, summer-y contemporary. I honestly didn’t realize it delves into some heavy duty stuff too! But I thought it was all so well written and I loved reading about these Garretts! So, Sam has spent most of her life watching her next door neighbors, the Garretts. They have eight kids and their house and […]
This book was AMAZING and I loved it so so much!! Cami is the daughter of a French chef and has basically grown up in the kitchen. Cooking is where she belongs, it’s in her blood. She’s determined to pursue this as a career even though her dad does not want that life for her. She’s entering her senior year of college with all this weighing on her shoulders when in walks Julian into her life. Julian is her step-mom’s […]
I’m not putting in the synopsis for these two because it may be spoiler-y for those who haven’t read the previous books. (I know, because I mistakenly read the synopsis for #6 before I had finished reading #5 and had a minor spoiler). Yes, I finished these forever ago but I’ve been putting off getting a review together because it’s just so hard to put into words how perfect I thought these last two books were in the series! I […]
A lot of the time, I stay away from the sad books. It’s not that I don’t like them, it’s just that when I read, I immerse myself in the book, place myself in the characters’ shoes and as a result, sad books really destroy me. So I really don’t think I would’ve picked this up on my own, but I read it as part of the Gayle Forman read along and I’m SO glad I did. This book was […]
You guys, I adored Sanctum! I’ve always been partial to paranormal books and this one was fantastic! Lela Santos knows that she needs to rescue her best friend Nadia from hell. So she willingly walks through the Suicide Gates to go looking for Nadia. I loved the way that this city was described. It’s desolate and reeks of despair. Every single person there is there because they’ve taken their own life and now that they’re in that city, they become […]