Lady Henrietta Sedley is tired of trying to meet society’s expectations. At twenty-nine, still a maiden, and yet an entrepreneur genius, she decides to take matters in her own hands and ‘ruin’ herself, according to society’s laws. Too bad that when she opens her carriage she finds tied and gagged none other than Whit, a […]
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[Kaye’s Review:] There Will Come A Darkness by Katy Rose Pool
The Six Prophetic cities are flourishing in all ways of overindulgence and evil. Everyone is aware that since The Prophets have disappeared, the world has gone from good to bad to worse with no instruction or guidance on how to rise above. There are murders in the holy city by the Pale Hand, preaching of […]
[Lisa’s Review]: The Girl the Sea Gave Back by Adrienne Young
What drew me in about this book was for one the absolutely gorgeous cover, and then, of course, a girl with mysterious markings and abilities, gods, fate, and war? Count me in. I was beyond excited about the opportunity to read it. With the Girl the Sea Gave Back New York Times bestselling author Adrienne […]
[Lisa’s Review]: Butterfly in Frost by Sylvia Day
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 […]
[Sita’s Review]: Archangel’s War by Nalini Singh
This is so hard to write. Why? Because this book is perfect! And if I elaborate on its perfection, I’ll spoil it. And this is one book you don’t want spoilt. Fans of the Guild Hunter series, your loyalty, your love of this series, your love of these characters will be rewarded. This is what […]
[Elizabeth’s Review]: Our Year in Love and Parties by Karen Hattrup
Review Time!! Here’s the thing…..I absolutely LOVED this book. Okay okay, you probably want to know WHY I loved this book, the entire point of the review. So let’s break it down. In the book, we have our two main characters: Tucker and Erika. Now, there is a small age difference (teeny-tiny), but Erika is […]
[Skye’s Review]: Serpent and Dove by Shelby Mahurin
Best YA Debut of 2019 I’m calling it now: Serpent & Dove is my favorite book of 2019. Hands down, this book is also the best debut of 2019. Shelby Mahurin hit it out of the park. This debut has something for everyone. Allow me to enlighten you. These people will enjoy this book: ~Enemies […]
[Marcia’s Review] : Waiting For Tom Hanks by Kerry Winfrey
Waiting For Tom Hanks is a cute, enjoyable summer read! A fun tale of a hopeless romantic that wishes her life would mirror one of her favorite rom-coms. And I mean, she’s literally, just waiting for her own version of Tom Hanks to show up in front of her… When she lands a dream-job with […]