Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock is an exceptional book. I'm at a loss for words. Matthew Quick's grasp on a lonely, depressed teenager "at the end of his rope" is realistic and incredibly sad. Getting to the core of Leonard Peacock broke my heart and I felt for him so ...
Archives for August 2016
Book Review – Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock by Matthew Quick
August 29, 2016 by · 10 Comments
Book Review – Results May Vary by Bethany Chase
August 24, 2016 by · 6 Comments
* I have an excerpt from Chapter 1 to share with you below my review. You'll want to know what happens next after you read it! Book Review: As I'm writing this review, I'm sitting here deep in my feelings. So I apologize in advance for my lack of eloquence (not that I ...
What I’m Digging – Before I Fall by Lauren Oliver
August 23, 2016 by · 4 Comments
What I'm Digging is a feature in which I share things I'm loving with you. This can range from jewelry to clothes to home decorations. Anything goes! Oh and there is always a book featured that I enjoyed! Affiliate Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links you can ...
Book Review – My Last Continent by Midge Raymond
August 22, 2016 by · Leave a Comment
Midge Raymond's debut, My Last Continent, is an ode to Antarctica with a unique and emotional love story. Raymond's rich and descriptive narrative, while at times overly used, takes readers on a harrowing journey to a land rarely traveled. Deb has dedicated her life to ...
Book Review – Can I See You Again? by Allison Morgan
August 15, 2016 by · 14 Comments
Can I See You Again is the type of contemporary romance I've been looking for. Allison Morgan pens a sweet and cute romance with emotional depth that left me smiling until the very end. I just have one question for the author: Ms. Morgan, Can I See You Again? Bree is a ...
Audiobook Review – Monsters: A Love Story by Liz Kay
August 12, 2016 by · Leave a Comment
Monsters: A Love Story was one of those books that I picked up on a whim and then couldn't stop reading/listening to it. Stacey and Tommy's relationship is explosive and destructive, funny and sweet all at the same time. While there were several moments where I felt ...
Audiobook Review – The Widow by Fiona Barton
August 2, 2016 by · 3 Comments
I've been really into thrillers this year (in case you hadn't noticed). The Widow was one release that was getting a lot of buzz in the publishing world earlier this year with its comparison to Gone Girl and Girl on the Train. In a nutshell, the story follows an ...
