“I didn’t know her name, nationality, age, or occupation, but I know this: Someday I’m going to marry the woman sitting in 12D.” Marianne's Review: “I didn’t know her name, nationality, age, or occupation, but I know this: Someday I’m going to marry the woman sitting in 12D.” So that’s how Acting on Impulse … Continue reading Acting on Impulse by Mia Sosa: Fun & Flirty Romantic Comedy
Considering my bad luck lately with Romance books, I was kind of dreading going into this one. That quickly changed when I realized my favorite trope being used. Eye Candy is a friends-to-lovers story mixed with an office romance that surprisingly made things even better. Jackie and Vince are both divorcees with their own jaded … Continue reading Eye Candy by Jessica Lemmon: Mini Review!
I don’t consider myself a big fan of summer contemporaries simply because I live on an island where it's practically summer every single day. I always find them cliche and predictable, especially with the whole tourist aspect which I hate. If Birds Fly Back is the complete and total opposite of what I just described. … Continue reading If Birds Fly Back by Carlie Sorosiak ARC Review: A Contemporary Worth Remembering.
I went into this not knowing it was actually a short novella but it was exactly what I need after all the long reads I've had lately. The story revolves around jaded exes, Nick and Justin, who've been separated for three months now and are trying to deal with ending a 9 year relationship so … Continue reading Foundations Weak and Strong: ARC mini review!
"...that's the funny thing about wishes—only when one comes tru do you realize the full scope of that wish. What you really wanted. The beauty of it. The complexity. The cost." My tbr has been steadily taken over by #ownvoices reads and I honestly can’t complain. When I got approved on Netgalley for this novel … Continue reading How to Make a Wish by Ashley Herring Blake [Review]: A Thank You Letter
Jennifer E. Smith's book always find something to which your emotions attach onto and grip at it so hard that tears are bound to fall somewhere between reading. As some may know, I started college barely last August and it was only the first of many new experiences I was about to start with blind … Continue reading Review: Hello, Goodbye, and Everything In Between by Jennifer E. Smith
Beyond the Stars by Stacy Wise Genre: New Adult, Contemporary Romance Publication: February 8th, 2016 Falling for him wasn't in the plans... Most girls would kill for the opportunity to work for Jack McAlister, Hollywood's hottest actor, but twenty-one-year-old Jessica Beckett is ready to kick him out of her red Ford Fiesta and never look … Continue reading {Blog Tour} Beyond the Stars by Stacy Wise
Jesse's Girl was a very sweet and cute romance that had me pinning for both Jesse and Maya from the very beginning. I was a bit wary of Jesse at first because of his jerk attitude but as the story progresses we know that it's a defense mechanism put into him after all the years … Continue reading Review: Jesse’s Girl by Miranda Kenneally
I absolutely loved this book from the very first sentence I read of it. My friend Gen from Latte Night Reviews was reading when she sent me a few messages where she was fangirling A LOT. As curiosity would have it, I thought of giving it a try. Best decision made. Emmy was an awesome character … Continue reading Review: Emmy & Oliver by Robin Benway
I'm really not sure how to make this review without sounding like a complete bitch and being disrespectful. Let's summarize it in nice words instead: I did not like this book at all. I was met with high deception and being let down with this anticipated YA book by Kasie West. I loved On The … Continue reading Review: The Fill-In Boyfriend by Kasie West
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