A novel about college, friendships, family, and first romances. Lauren and Elizabeth have been assigned as roommates for college in the fall, and when given her roommate's information, Elizabeth (EB) decides to email Lauren from her excitement of going away to college and sharing a room. Lauren, on the other hand, is a little disappointed … Continue reading Review: Roomies
When Vivian is burned by a summer fling with her long-time crush, Jake, she decides to get over him with a replacement crush - someone who won't take her heart and stomp all over it. The key to her master plan is to choose someone who she doesn't feel any romantic feelings for. By playing … Continue reading Review: The Replacement Crush
The Bookworm Crush is such an adorable, light read and I was practically all smiles the entire time that I was reading it. It's the spin-off of The Replacement Crush that focuses on Amy and Toff, but this book can be read as a stand-alone. You don't need to read The Replacement Crush first. I … Continue reading Review: The Bookworm Crush
I have to say I expected a bit more from the final book of this amazing series. It could be I was just not as into it after an emotional first week of the month, but I can't help but feel it was the story itself that was lacking something. Maybe it's because the book … Continue reading Review: A Question of Holmes
The Case for Jamie takes place a year after the last book, in which Jamie and Charlotte haven't seen nor heard from each other in that time. Jamie finally felt that it was best to move on from Charlotte Holmes, and Charlotte felt that she needed to hunt for Lucien Moriarty on her own. And … Continue reading Review: The Case for Jamie
The Last of August picks up not too long after the events of A Study in Charlotte, with Jamie and Charlotte at her parents' estate in Sussex for winter break. However, you can't expect things to stay calm for long, and soon Charlotte and Jamie are whisked away to Berlin, Germany to stay with Charlotte's … Continue reading Review: The Last of August
In this book we are introduced to the descendants of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson - Charlotte Holmes and Jamie Watson. The story parallels the original Holmes stories in the sense of it being told from Watson's point of view. Jamie has left London to attend boarding school in Sherringford, Connecticut and it just so … Continue reading Review: A Study in Charlotte
The final book following the Fuentes brothers, Chain Reaction focuses on adrenaline junkie, Luis. He's the youngest of the three brothers and the only one to not have gotten himself in any serious trouble... or so it seems. The book opens with his immediate need for adrenaline as he free climbs a cliff formation in … Continue reading Review: Chain Reaction
I thought this book was adorable in a unique way. Rather than being intrigued with the plot, I was enamored with the characters. I feel that the Bennett family has a unique feel to them, from the parents down to each of Addie’s brothers, and then Addie herself. If I were to have three older … Continue reading Review: Love & Luck
Two years after the events in Perfect Chemistry, we find ourselves following the life of Alex's younger brother, Carlos. He is sent to live with his older brother in Colorado in order to get his life together, leaving his mother and younger brother in Mexico and the gang life he was getting into. However, the … Continue reading Review: Rules of Attraction
Since this an anthology, I will rate the stories individually. Overall though, I enjoyed most of the stories in this collection and I loved how they all connected in some way. Usually, it was by mentioning characters that appear in other stories or the restaurants. Not to mention the themes of each were either food … Continue reading Review: Hungry Hearts
Who else feels like we're in a limbo between 2019 and 2020? Oh, good. It's not just me. This has been the weirdest work week because of it being shortened as well as it being ridiculously slow at work. Though I will say, I'm glad I don't work in retail anymore because dealing with returns … Continue reading Books I’m Looking Forward to in 2020
With Christmas on the way, I'm sure we're all busy shopping for our loved ones and maybe even doing some bonus shopping for others. I personally love being able to gift books to others, especially when I know they'll most likely enjoy the book or have had their eye on it for some time. I … Continue reading Books I’d Give as a Gift
Perfect Chemistry is a classic tale of girl meets boy from the wrong side of the tracks, as well as a classic tale of a bet that turns into more. Alex Fuentes makes a bet with another member of his gang involving the school "princess" Brittany Ellis, which ends up leading into the two falling … Continue reading Perfect Chemistry – Review
I didn't like this book as much as I was hoping I would, but I didn't totally hate it either. Louna is somewhat cynical when it comes to relationships, but she has her reasons. Her first real relationship ended tragically, and she works for her mother's wedding planning company, which means she's seen wedding of … Continue reading Once and For All – Review
