The STUNNING cover of A Treason of Thorns makes this novel stand out among the crowd and instantly caught my eye. Although the cover is to die for— the story behind the cover is more enchanting than I thought possible. In this daring book about unconditional love, Laura E. Weymouth takes us on an adventure […]
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[Steph’s Review]: Josh and Hazel’s Guide to Not Dating by Christina Lauren
For as long as I can remember, authors Christina Lauren have always made it onto my “highly anticipated” TBR each year. That being said, it doesn’t take much to get me on board with a book that has their names attached to it. When I heard about their upcoming standalone with the striking cover, and […]
[Rachel’s Review]: The Right Swipe by Alisha Rai
As someone who has swiped right on a dating app one or two or twelve times I was really excited to read this book. Everyone knows how awkward dating can be (and if you don’t who are you and teach me your ways) and this book perfectly fits that feeling of liking someone enough to […]
[Asis’ Review] RENEGADES by Marissa Meyer
ABOUT RENEGADES The book takes place in Gatlon City, a city where prodigies (humans with superpowers) live amongst regular people. In the past, prodigies had to hide and they were oppressed, but it all changed when the idealist supervillain and prodigy Ace Anarchy took the city with his group of Anarchists, and the world erupted […]
[Rachel’s Review]: Kingdom of Souls by Rena Barron
I really, really wanted to like this book. And I didn’t dislike it necessarily, I just felt like it tried to do too much in a short amount of time. Kingdom of Souls felt like three books rolled into one, and I would have liked to see the plots spaced out, especially since I am […]
[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 […]
[Steph’s Review]: The Rose by Tiffany Reisz
Author Tiffany Reisz returns to the world of The Red with an imaginative sequel full of lust and magic, and the dangers unleashed when the two are combined… On the day of Lia’s university graduation party, her parents—wealthy art collectors with friends in high places—gift her a beautiful wine cup, a rare artifact decorated with […]
[Kaye’s Review:] Bright Burning Stars by A. K. Small
The world of ballet is a dark world and something I knew going into this book. There’s been something about this world that fascinated me since I was a little girl even though I have never danced. I suggest a basic understanding of ballet and the formations (or just use a lot of google like […]