While it’s a little early to share a review of this book since it isn’t out until August, I read an advanced e-copy and couldn’t resist sharing it during Paris Month. Coming from a Colombian family in the states, Lita has been granted a year abroad in Paris before committing to the family’s food distribution business. She [...]
Reviews: 2 Paris “minis”
As I did previously with 3 YA mini-reads, this is the Paris Month installment of my “mini” reviews – quick blurbs on some quick e-reads (often companion/novella/etc. stories to an existing book or series) Bois de Boulogne | Die for Her (Revenants, #2.5) Bois de Boulogne by Cathy Marie Buchanan Bois de Boulogne tells the [...]
Review + Giveaway: The Night Has Teeth by Kat Kruger
I had the lovely opportunity to attend Kat Kruger’s book launch party for The Night Has Teeth in January, and picked up an extra copy of the book to get signed and give away for Paris Month! So check out below, after the review, for details on how to enter for your chance to win! [...]
Review: An Abundance of Katherines by John Green
After being dumped for the nineteenth time by the nineteenth Katherine, Colin Singleton is devastated. So when Hassan, his overweight non-academically ambitious best friend suggests they go on a road trip to get his mind off things, Colin agrees. They soon find themselves in a small town in Tennessee, befriending a girl named Lindsey and [...]
Review: The Indigo Spell by Richelle Mead
Slight spoiler warning for the books that come before The Indigo Spell since this is part of a series. In this third installment of Richelle Mead’s Bloodlines series, Sydney finds herself conflicted between how she has been brought up to feel about the Moroi versus how she actually feels after a forbidden moment in the [...]
Review: The Day the Falls Stood Still by Cathy Marie Buchanan
On her way home from graduation, Bess Heath happens upon a chance encounter with Tom Cole on the trolley platform, who helps her with her luggage. Thus begins an attraction between the two that’s as powerful as Niagara Falls, much to the Heath family’s dismay. While they were once a high ranking family in society, [...]
Review: S.E.C.R.E.T. by L. Marie Adeline
Cassie Robichaud,widowed 5 years ago after her no-good husband dies, is in her mid 30′s now, waitressing at a cafe in New Orleans and in a love life rut. When a customer accidentally leaves behind a journal documenting her explicit sexual encounters, it opens Cassie’s eyes to a whole different world that she is quite [...]
Review: The Van Alen Legacy (Blue Bloods #4) by Melissa de la Cruz
A year has passed and the New York Blue Bloods are scattered around the world. With Bliss realizing who she is and Schuyler on the run with Oliver in Paris, everyone is struggling to survive when they aren’t sure who they can trust. When Schuyler happens on a chance encounter, it causes familiar feelings to [...]
Review: Masquerade (Blue Bloods #2) by Melissa de la Cruz
With a new mission on her hands, Schuyler and her best friend Oliver travel to Venice in search of the grandfather that hasn’t been seen in years, and who Schuyler believes will hold the answers to her questions about her Blue Bloods heritage. Back in New York City, plans are underway for the annual Four [...]
Review: Secret Santa Baby by Robin Covington
Tessa is about to leave the company where she works with her longtime crush Nicholas, and her ex-boyfriend (who happens to be Nicholas’ best friend) to start her own freelance graphic design business. With their time working together seemingly running out, Tessa has no idea that Nicholas feels the same way and has actually arranged [...]
