{REVIEW} I’m speechless, and that’s a rarity. Kind of like seeing the magic of stars and constellations mapping the skies we look up at, What’s Left of Us by Amanda Maxlyn truly left me in awe of a pavement of heart and fear guiding two hearts to be whole. Having fallen head over heels for What’s Left of Me, I was all ready with marshmallows next to me to mask the emotional journey, whilst inducing a tipsy state with a glass of wine so I don’t end up a blubbering mess with mascara running everywhere, just as I escaped into… Read More »
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{BLOG TOUR STOP} GAME ON by Collette West
{REVIEW} GAME ON by Collette West led a divine sweet romance into the hearts of reader’s homes. Jilly; the pitcher for the New York Kings and Hailey an astonishing romance writer, had a connection from the bounds of high school and after a lengthy distance of space, two connecting hearts explore a whole world. “She has me in her web, a prisoner to the story that’s unfurling before my tired, bloodshot eyes. What she’s stirring inside me through nothing but a screen is profound.” The story brought heart into a sweet but coiling emotional story as Jilly learns Hailey’s hidden… Read More »
{REVIEW} Healing my Heart (My Heart #2) by Aleya Michelle
{REVIEW} Healing my Heart by Aleya Michelle sort waves of turmoil and recovery after the stunning first book in the series Breaking my Heart. Picking up several months after the events of the cliffhanger that left us all wondering what’s next, Roxy has moved on, breathing, living and cherishing a new relationship and moving forward from Kade. That doesn’t last for long however, because as all good romances ensue the passion and the ripple effect of a stamped heart of true love can’t be so erased easily. I absolutely loved reading Healing my Heart, as mystery and recovery of the… Read More »
{Review & Blog Tour Stop} As Long As You Love Me (2B Trilogy #2) by Ann Aguirre
{Review} As Long As You Love Me by Ann Aguirre is book 2 of the new adult series- 2B Trilogy focusing on interconnecting characters throughout the series. ALAYLM focuses on Lauren, Nadia’s best friend and Rob, Nadia’s brother, as Lauren comes home from college, having dropped out in the first book, I Want It That Way. I found it enjoyable to read about Lauren, as in ALAYLM, the character become more believable and also real, as we dove into her thoughts. Being an almost college-drop-out myself, I could really relate to her character, which I applaud Ann for creating. Rob,… Read More »
{Blog Tour Stop} The Sweetest Thing You Can Sing by C.K. Kelly Martin
{Guest Review} Reviewed by Holley H. The Sweetest Thing You Can Sing, was a very well written story about 15 year old Serena. She not only loses 29 pounds but also her brother and in a way her parents. This book paints a very accurate picture of he way things are in high school when it comes to dating, body type, athletics, sex, sexuality and even friendships. We all know the pressures girls are under and Serena finds herself with a lot of these pressures. After her oldest brother becomes famous people want to talk to her, she ends up… Read More »
{Blog Tour} Your Little Secret by Bethan Cooper & Kirsty-Anne Still 4.5 STAR REVIEW
** REVIEW ** REVIEWER: Holley H. I enjoyed reading Your Little Secret by Bethan Cooper & Kirsty-Anne Still. Amber, Connor, & Ethan all make for a great story. They all have a secret so the title is very fitting for this book. Amber is dating Connor and he is leaving to start a job in London leaving Amber in a town 2 hours north of London. Shortly after he leaves Amber gets suspicious of what is going on in London. Ethan is Amber’s. Best friend and the one that picked her back up after Connor left. Ethan also defends Connor… Read More »
RIGHT KIND OF WRONG by CHELSEA FINE Sizzling Tattoo-ified Review & Top 5 Tips To Aspiring Authors
REVIEW ROAD TRIP. ROAD TRIP. ROAD TRIP. I may still be chanting, HOT.. Yes.. Damn it… aww… in that order might I add, when it comes to my admiration for Right Kind of Wrong by Chelsea Fine. The latest release in the Finding Fate series (novels can be read as standalones) could not have done wrong in my books. It makes me want to go and get a tattoo too. The narrative follows Jenna (Pixie’s best friend from the previous books) as she heads to her hometown on a road-trip that through a twist of fate lands a companion in… Read More »
{Review} The Other Side of Someday (Carolina Days #1) by Carey Heywood
REVIEW The Other Side of Someday spoke words of pure heart that embedded so much perfection in the enchantment of the narrative. The narrative follows Courtney and Clay, Courtney struggles with the betraying trust from a former relationship, whereas Clay is trying to juggle more than his fair share of things. I loved how Carey created the narrative igniting two struggling individuals into a sonnet of writing that is filled with playful, romantic swoon moments. The dual perspective narrative inks pure love and support as Courtney and Clay struggle, sport, and pursue an undying chance that The Other Side of… Read More »
{Review} I Want It That Way ( 2B Trilogy #1) by Ann Aguirre
REVIEW A beautiful and touching story of heart and waiting for the right moments in life. Ann Aguirre is a new face in a never-ending string of New Adult authors I have had the pleasure of finding as their novel releases. Ann’s notable extraordinary voice in her latest novel I Want It That Way was clandestinely beautiful as flaws of love, lessons of life and difficulties of finding the right path are explored. “Tears could strange you and steal your voice. I hadn’t known that until this moment. My heart was made of broken glass, slicing upward until my throat… Read More »
Tell Me A Secret by Ann Everett Release Day, Spoiler- Free 5++ REVIEW!
Review GUEST REVIEWER: HOLLEY H. Tell Me A Secret by Ann Everett is a beautifully written book about two people who probably never would have met. Yes, Jace Sloan was your typical playboy jock. Yes, Maggie Fielding was the typical overachiever, geeky girl next door, and never would have been looked at twice by someone like Jace. This story just flowed. I hated putting it down so much I even read it at work. It is refreshing reading a story where the two main characters become friends before they realize how much they care for each other. Being from Texas… Read More »