Book Review: Not The Marrying Kind by Jae
I hadn’t realized that this was a secondary book to ‘Perfect Rhythm.’ No worries, you do not need to have read that book to enjoy this one.
Book Review: Kiss The Girl by Melissa Brayden
So good I’m definitely late to this party. What a beautiful story of learning to accept love.
Book Review: Silhouette by Robin Hale
Second read Still incredibly good. And I just noticed this author released another book at the end of June! So exciting! I can’t think of a single thing I didn’t like. This may be the most entertaining book that I have read so far this year. Thanks to everyone else for reading it before me […]
Book Review: Endings by Stephanie Kuziak
Perfect short story I loved this. Ally is graduating and heading off to California to go to college in two months. She should be excited but she has to be honest with her best friend, Marissa, before she can move on.
Book Review: Lord Of The Butterflies by Andrea Gibson
I had never heard of Andrea Gibson before reading this book of poetry. I definitely know her now. In fact, very intimately as a result of her vulnerability and frank openness.
Book Review: Edge Of Glory by Rachel Spangler
Wow, this book was good. Aside from a very few editing issues, this was practically perfect for me.
Book Review: Three Reasons To Say Yes by Jaime Clevenger
This was another one I didn’t leave a review for the first time I read it. Huh. Look. This book was fire. If you haven’t read it, then get to it.
Book Review: Music And The Mirror by Lola Keeley
This is my second read. I guess I didn’t review this the first time through. Not much to say except… PERFECTION.
Book Review: Survived By Her Longtime Companion by Chris Paynter
This was an extremely touching book with a double dose of love story within its pages. Bailey and Chelsea start out in a broken relationship state. Travel and too much time away from each other has created a chasm that Chelsea feels is too much to overcome. They choose to end their 9 year relationship.
Book Review: The Night Off by Meghan O’Brien
I don’t know why I do this to myself. I pick these books that are high on the sexual activity spectrum even though I can barely get through scenes without blushing and having to skim read.