{REVIEW} Here it goes. This is as vulnerable as it gets. I’m not one to show weakness. I’m not one to express heartache. But One day an author I love opened her heart and let me read a fraction of the greatness she has within her. Jay McLean Author of the More Series Author of […] Read more…
{REVIEW} The darkness of a hollow and binding novel that is raw and primal in it’s build and despaired evil of a cruel world is the incandescent waver of Kick by Carmen Jenner. MC. Motorcycle Club. The blood on the hands of loyalty and the reigns of a darkness breathing down your neck is raw […] Read more…
![Pageflex Persona [document: PRS0000038_00071]](/wp-content/uploads/sites/70/2014/12/CTTcover.jpg)
{REVIEW} How to explain what I’m feeling? How to put into words what I’m feeling? How to demonstrate my love for a book without repeating ONE-CLICK IT, ONE-CLICK IT over and over till your ears ring! Characteristically when I picked up Chasing the Tide by A. Meredith Walters, I knew without doubt that my emotions […] Read more…
{REVIEW} Walker Moore and Taylor Elizabeth “Liza” Morris share a bond, growing up together, will first love prevail or will exes, suspense and an emotional journey separate them leaving a broken promise. From beginning to end Broken Promises had me intertwined in a world that Kelly Elliott perfects to a tee. The Broken series has […] Read more…
{REVIEW} Idle Bloom by Jewel E. Ann bewitched and betrothed me into a world, full of hilarity, romance, heart and tears. A truly amazing book I was introduced to, with the heights of raw emotion as high as the sky and the depths of the sea in the heart ensure the readers emotions be flooded […] Read more…
{REVIEW} “I’ll do whatever it takes, go off the map.” Emotions are evil, they suck you in with their feel this, read this, breath the words on the page like they a story the can make or break your emotions. After ponding for a good two-seconds on how to write my review of Inside Out […] Read more…
{REVIEW} The Shape of My Heart by Ann Aguirre is the third and final instalment in the 2B Trilogy, in her New Adult genre series. In similar fashion to the previous books I Want It That Way and As Long As You Love Me, I loved this one just the same in style, romance and […] Read more…
![Pageflex Persona [document: PRS0000035_00028]](/wp-content/uploads/sites/70/2014/11/14thNOV14-Whats-Left-of-Us-by-Amanda-Maxlyn.jpg)
{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 […] Read more…
{Review} Roomies by Lindy Zart spelled a world of hilarity and sensual growing feelings between two roomies Graham and Kennedy. The narrative follows Graham and Kennedy as they navigate their emotions, feelings and Graham’s brother who helps through some misguided intentions to bring out a beautiful romantic comedy that will have you laughing and in […] Read more…
{Review} Molly McAdams writes a book. Dam it. There should be a disclosure saying, “Tissues needed before proceeding.” I don’t even know where to begin with Letting Go, the narrative really drew everything out of me and left me with an ice-cream eating book hangover. The narrative was full of heart that outpoured more than […] Read more…