Let me start by saying that this book deals with highly sensitive topics, such as depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, among others, and therefore might not be a suitable read for everyone. Proceed with caution. I have to admit that even though I stopped reading the Crossfire series at some point, I was immediately intrigued […]
[Lisa’s Review]: Faker by Sarah Smith
Emmie Echavarre works in a male-dominated field and is, according to herself, a professional faker. The tough facade she puts on from nine to five Monday through Friday is a stark contrast to her otherwise easy-going self – but Emmie considers it a necessity to hold her own against the primarily male workforce at her power […]
[Lisa’s Review]: Bully by Penelope Douglas
Tate and Jared were best friends; however, one summer away from each other changed everything. For reasons unknown to her, the boy she knew and loved was gone; replaced by someone who lived to make her life miserable. As time went on, things got worse and worse. Tate has been humiliated, shut out, and gossiped […]