The thing I liked most about Faking It was how it focused on the idea that ‘opposites attract’. Max and Cade are total opposites. Cade is the perfect “Golden Boy” who impresses parents and is very put together. He’s calm, sweet, never gets mad, and […]
Tag: New Adult
Losing It by Cora Carmack
Losing It was one of those books that I put off reading. Everyone was reading it and raving about it, but I just wasn’t that excited about it. Maybe it’s because the old cover had a creepy, young looking boy on it? Or maybe the […]
Wait for You by J. Lynn
The goal: a good romance book. The plan: read for an hour (starting at 11:30pm). The result: up until 4am finishing the book. On the surface, Wait for You looks like all the new adult books that have been done before, and in some ways […]
Losing Hope by Colleen Hoover
Losing Hope and I didn’t quite start off on the best foot, but it quickly corrected itself and rocked hard from there! I didn’t like Holder at the beginning of Losting Hope. The first thing he does is threaten a guy because he’s cheating on […]
Beside Your Heart by Mary Whitney
This review is painfully difficult for me to write, because I had such strongly mixed feelings about Beside Your Heart. It wasn’t a perfect book and there were a lot of things that I didn’t like, but there were also a few things that I […]
Demanding Ransom by Megan Squires
I really enjoyed the first three quarters of Demanding Ransom. The characters had great personalities, and I really felt like we were starting off in a great place! Maggie was fun and a bit of a tom boy, Maggie’s brother was a typical jock guy […]
Left Drowning by Jessica Park
Oh boy. Strap yourselves in, guys. This is going to be one crazy—and slightly ranty—review. Seriously though. If you don’t like ranty reviews, don’t read this. And I just want to say that I love the author to bits. I only met her for about […]
Crush by Nicole Williams
Oh my god oh my god oh my god!!!!!! I have to talk about the ending of Crush first (no spoilers) because it’s all I can think about!! I just finished it and I was bawling, sniffling, crying, smiling, and giggling. I was am such […]
Astarte’s Wrath by Trisha Wolfe
Astarte’s Wrath is perfect for any huge Egyptian mythology buffs. Riddled with war, chaos, history, and mythology, this book is intense, full of action, and tragic. It takes place during the Battle of Actium (between Octavian of Rome and Cleopatara of Egypt) so it’s safe […]
Vain by Fisher Amelie
This review is so incredibly difficult for me to write. To a certain extent, I did enjoy Vain, but especially near the end things started to really drop off for me. First, I’m going to start off with the synopsis. It’s not really a great […]