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July 23, 2016
Book Review: Honesty by Seth King
Honesty by Seth King is a tragic yet beautiful story about love and loss. When I think about my first love, I remember the butterflies and longing that often consumed me. I also remember the angst and heartache. King conveyed all of these things perfectly in Coley and Nicky’s love story. “He leaned in and […]
July 22, 2016
Book Review: Power of Love (Book B!tches, #1) by Anne Conley
Like other books I’ve read by Conley, I was thoroughly entertained by Power of Love. Certain consistencies with her writing style that I’ve grown fond of were all present in this book, only increasing my appreciation for her work. One thing Conley always does is provide a clear story arc. Girl meets boy (or vice […]
July 11, 2016
Cover Reveal: Weeds or Wishes by Morgan Reeves
Expected Publication Date: August 15, 2016 Excerpt “This wasn’t the sweet and loving boy I’d grown up with. Nor the careless young man who broke my teenaged heart. This was a grown man with secrets tucked close to his chest. He held a certain darkness about him like a shield, a studied cruelty that dared […]
July 6, 2016
What have I been up to lately?
It’s been about a month since my last post, so it’s time for some updates . . . Click Date Repeat Again CDR #2 is the main reason for my scarcity here and on other social media lately. My plan for June was to buckle down, finish it up, and send it off to my […]
June 2, 2016
Book Review: The 27 Club by Alexandria Bishop
The 27 Club has a very interesting premise. It sort of reminded me of the movie 13 Going on 30 with a dark, paranormal twist. I went in blind with zero knowledge about the meaning of the title, and this made for a really cool aha moment when I realized what was going on. So […]
Facts About Donuts in an Empty Field by Rachel Barnard
Release Date: June 3, 2016 (National Donut Day!) Cover Designer: Starla Huchton Synopsis Letting go of anger is life’s greatest challenge. Vanessa Smith hasn’t been the same since her father’s death. A hero until the end, he died saving a restaurant owner’s wife and son from a burning building. Nessa has always blamed the boy, […]
June 1, 2016
Now Available: Ulterior Designs by Ella Dominguez
Book one of a new-adult romance duet. Warning: This book is designed for readers 18+ due to language and graphic sexual content. A blueprint for desire … With a shared passion for breathing life into an unconventional dream home, the attraction between a struggling new grad of interior design and an award-winning architect with eclectic […]
May 14, 2016
Book Review: All the Missing Girls by Megan Miranda
When I heard All the Missing Girls was being compared to The Girl on the Train, I just had to read it. After all, I love suspenseful psychological thrillers. Unfortunately, this book did not live up to the comparison, but I still liked it for other reasons. One unique, yet confusing, quality of this book […]
Book Review: Swoon by CM Foss
Swoon is about Steph and Lawrence, a pair who are wildly attracted to one another. “Swoon. Gulp. Swulp?” They flirt, they joke around, and they really seem to get each other, so you’ll find yourself rooting for them to be together. But Foss doesn’t make it that easy. Instead she throws in all sorts of […]
Protected: Hidden Jewels of July
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