Book Review: All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven
Book Review: All the Bright Places by Jennifer NivenThis has been one helluva emotional roller coaster for me. Another one after I’ve read Slammed by Colleen Hoover last year. I was happy, hopeful, sad, and broken as I read along from start to finish. All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven have so much negativity in it and each negativity comes to an equivalent positivity. This book is about hope and despair, it’s about living and dying all mixed up into this simple yet beautifully crafted story. I never thought I get hooked… or get emotionally damaged at the same time. It is a story about...
Book Review: The Light Fantastic by Sarah Combs
Book Review: The Light Fantastic by Sara CombsI was too busy at work so I just finished reading it last Saturday and today with the review. I’m always thankful that I still find time to do the things I love amidst all the chaos at work. Anyway, moving forward I finally manage to take the time and do this right now. I was intrigued by this book’s title and description that’s why I picked it up on Netgalley last, last week. “It took only a few seconds to make that change. A decision and then a result. Action and then consequences.” ― The Light Fantastic, Sarah CombSo, here it goes… My book...
Book Review: Undeniable by Cherie M. Hudson
Book Review: Undeniable by Cherie M. HudsonUndeniable by Cherie M. Hudson is a lite new adult contemporary romance. It is heartwarming, mixed with funny scenes and horny bits. I received an ARC from Netgalley. Premature birth and an ear infection caused Chase to have a hearing deficiency. She is deaf in one ear and partially deaf in the other. She grew up overly protected by her father, and bullied by other kids, but these never stopped Chase from being independent, the fighter that she is. Although, these events made her snarky, sarcastic, and have an issue with people who want to protect...
Book Review: Written in Red by Anne Bishop
Book Review: Written in Red by Anne BishopWritten in Red by Anne Bishop is a completely unique world that has stunned me with curiosity. I can almost hear Princess Jasmine singing a “Whole New World” with this novel. She created a world where her characters would perfectly fit and would make the readers want to step into the book and explore more. Book Review: Written in Red by Anne Bishop The story started with a girl named Meg Corbyn, (or is it?) freezing to death and desperately wanting to escape from people that has been hunting her for her power, people who only saw her as property. She...
Book Review: The Air He Breathes by Brittainy Cherry
The Air He Breathes by Brittainy C. Cherry I’ve always read books that have a great story but with not so good ending, but this time I think I finally found my happy ending! In my Book Review: The Air He Breathe by Brittainy Cherry, you'll be meeting two hearts that found each other amidst all the pain they’ve been through. Tristan and Liz both have dark pasts and heartbreaks to deal with, something you can never recover from.“You know that place between nightmares and dreams? The place where tomorrows never come and yesterdays don’t hurt anymore? The place where your heart beats in sync...
