MORE THAN WE CAN TELL is a story about life's brokenness, the heartfelt journey to healing, first love, and mending family ties. This contemporary young adult romance is a companion to last year's Letters to the Lost. Readers who loved Juliet and Declan will rejoice because ...
Archives for 2018
Book Review – More Than We Can Tell by Brigid Kemmerer
Book Review – Starry Eyes by Jenn Bennett
I wanted to pick STARRY EYES up after reading Alex, Approximately last year. While I did enjoy the tension-filled angsty love story, the book didn't hold me captive like I was hoping. Zorie and Lennon used to be best friends until trial period out of the friend zone went ...
Book Review – The Belles by Dhonielle Clayton
Sometimes books sneak up on you and surprise you by how much you enjoyed them. THE BELLES was one of those books. This book had a little bit of everything: engaging writing, a strong female heroine, a love story that will keep you guessing, a brewing mystery propelled the ...
Audiobook Review – Dancing on Broken Glass by Ka Hancock
One of the signs of a great book is how it affects you emotionally. When I say that, I don't mean that it makes you cry necessarily but rather how invested you are in the characters and their journeys. With DANCING ON BROKEN GLASS, I felt everything. I rejoiced with Lucy and ...
Book Review – After Hello by Mhairi McFarlane
Purchase You Had Me At Hello ***** Spoiler warning: Do not read this review if you haven't read You Had Me At Hello ***** I was dying to know what was next for Ben and Rachel after I last few lines of YOU HAD ME AT HELLO. If you were in the same boat as me, AFTER HELLO ...
Book Review – Unconditionally by Erin Lyon
Purchase Book #1: I Love You Subject to the Following Terms and Conditions Purchase Book #2: Unconditionally UNCONDITIONALLY is the follow-up to last year's I Love You Subject to the Following Terms and Conditions (Read my review), which was one of my favorite reads ...
Book Review – Everless by Sara Holland
Sarah Holland's debut fantasy novel has fantastic mythology, rich lore, and brooding teenage boys with a hint of romance to come. One of the best things about this book is that it doesn't take long to get hooked. You are pulled into the plot and the action right away, with ...
Book Review – The Upside of Falling Down by Rebekah Crane
A girl whose memories are lost after a plane crash and the boy trying to find his own purpose fall in love amidst the charming Irish setting in Rebekah Crane's THE UPSIDE OF FALLING DOWN. Clementine Haas wakes in an Irish hospital to find that she's the only survivor in a ...