YA, NA, Dystopian, Urban Fantasy, Romance, Paranormal and the occasional random read that catches our eye.
A raw story about grief, loss and addiction. The Fifteenth of June is a realistic depiction of what a single act of violence can do to a family. And it’s not pretty. The Fifteenth of June by Brent Jones, is evocative and very real. It’s not for everyone, but if you can handle it, you’ll … Read more…
Here we go…the third book in the AMAZING Sarah J. Maas trilogy, A Court of Thorns and Roses. Wow. Just wow. I do love Sarah J. Maas. I’ll inhale any book she writes. I was DYING for this book. DYING after I finished the last one. It. Did. Not. Disappoint. Feyre puts on a good … Read more…
Kate Brenner is in her last semester of graduate school before getting her Master’s in Conducting. She is content to go on without any friends or family on her side. She just wants to graduate and move on. But then this jerk of a professor threatens to fail her. In Solo, Kate is a stand-out … Read more…
THIS BOOK! THIS BOOK IS SO CUTE! Nyrae Dawn wrote a book I finished in one night because it was so sweet, hot and had everything I look for in a book: complicated relationships between friends and families. It’s always great to read about a couple, but when family and friends are involved it makes … Read more…
Omg!!! I love this series! For me, Quanta is the starting point because it’s when she meets Tair and escapes! Quanta is book #2 of The Shadow Ravens series. Even though Cipher is really good, this is where the story really gets going for me. Quanta (The Shadow Ravens Series, Book #2) Just because Quanta can … Read more…
Diving Deep is book #2 of Tani Hane’s UK Crush series and it takes our protagonist from scared, sheltered girl, to sexy, empowered woman. The difference between Living in the Shallows and Diving Deep is huge, but in a good way. It’s also very, very sexy! Diving Deep (Book #2, UK Crush Series) Learning to live can be … Read more…