First things first: the Darkest Star is the first installment of the Lux spin-off series, Origin. While Jen does a fantastic job getting everyone up to speed, I would highly recommend reading the Lux series before diving into this one. Firstly, you would seriously miss out and will eventually come to regret it. Secondly, running […]
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[Asis’ Review] The Dead List by Jennifer L. Armentrout
Book CW: Suicide, Bullying, and a very scary clown. So, I absolutely adored this book. The pacing was great. The writing was on point. I laughed a lot. I got super scared. I fell hard for a certain someone… The characters were absolutely fantastic, endearing and felt like people I’d totally want to meet or to […]
[Ava’s Review]: Blood Truth by JR Ward
The Black Dagger Brotherhood will go down in history as the series that introduced me to PNR, and for that I am eternally grateful. Also eternally grateful for sexy vampires (*cough* Rhage, Butch *cough*), sexy humans (waddup Manello), and the sexiest of them all, Lassiter the Reality-TV-obsessed Deity. *blows a kiss* I really love the […]
[Sita’s Review]: Faker by Sarah Smith
“Not everything needs to be a powerful statement about character or society or whatever. Sometimes, things are the way they are and nothing more” – Sarah Smith, ‘Faker’ This quote that popped up while I was reading and basically shouted at me on how I was feeling. I’m sorry I was really wanting to love […]
[Lisa’s Review]: Intercepted by Alexa Martin
Intercepted – the first installment in Alexa Martin’s Playbook series – is a smart, witty and slightly addictive sports romance that follows Marlee Harper, ex-girlfriend of NFL star Chris Alexander, and her hot as hell second shot at love with the newest addition to the team, former one night stand and quarterback Gavin Pope. Having […]
[Asis’ Review] Frost and Flame by Gena Showalter
I think the idea of this story was really interesting and exciting, but it could’ve been executed a lot better. I loved the prologue. It made me feel everything, I connected with the characters incredibly well and it presented the villain perfectly. But after that, it felt like there was a lot of unnecessary content… […]
[Elizabeth’s Review]: Serpent & Dove by Shelby Mahurin
Now, can I just say. . . . . This book, I can’t even begin to describe in the appropriate words how much I LOVED this entire narrative and plot and characters and everything. Just, everything. One word does come to mind though and that is: GRAY Let me explain. The world or storytelling isn’t […]
[Sita’s Review]: Sticking to the Script by Stella Weaver
This is it people. If Steph gave us one ‘ten star for the year’ I would cash in that chip for this book this very minute. And there’s still a quarter of 2019 to go. Full disclosure – I have a history with this story and the super gorgeous author who wrote it. In 2016 […]