Liezel’s Thoughts:
Lucy Score never disappoints to deliver the best of the best for small-town romance. Case in point, Things We Never Got Over. Oh, let me tell you ALL the things that I loved about this magnificent story.
I loved how the author caught my immediate attention when she introduced the main characters of the story. I wondered why Knox was so intense and how Naomi landed in such a terrible predicament. So many things pilled …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
It’s been a while since the author released a book, yet after reading this terrific story – I can say it’s as if she hasn’t lost any of her momentum at all! Just like all of the previous books I’ve read written by Beverly Preston, you can not help become fully invested in the characters’ “happily ever after.”
Another great thing about the story is figuring how some of her unforgettable characters from previous books …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I appreciate the author providing “screen” time for one of Anita’s closest. What is great about it is we see just how close the relationship between her and her men is. It isn’t just about the physical aspects of the relationship that holds my attention but also the emotional and metaphysical connection described in these stories. This goes for Rafael as well. I loved how Anita demonstrated just how important Rafael is in her …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Karina Halle has been one of my go-to authors for many years. Most of her books are highly addictive and unforgettable, such as her Artists Trilogy, so of course, I was curious to read her take on vampires. Overall, I thought the book was good, and here is why…
I enjoyed witnessing how the heroine Lenore evolves into her true self. Although, her acceptance of her true nature felt like an ordeal where it became …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
If I were to compare this book to a movie, I would compare it to Kill Bill, one of my all-time favorites. Just like those movies – the Death So Sweet Series was bloody, violent, and gruesome. Honestly, it is one of the darkest books I’ve read in a very long time. A Death So Sweet Series is a series where you can’t stop until the very end.
What was so compelling about it was …
Bow Before Your Queen Or Bleed Before Her…
The Crown of Gilded Bones, the third installment in the intense and gripping fantasy, A Blood and Ash Series by New York Times bestselling author Jennifer L. Armentrout, is coming April 20th and we have an exciting sneak peek!
CHAPTER ONE
“Lower your swords,” Queen Eloana commanded, her hair shining a glossy onyx in the sun as she sank onto one knee. The raw emotion pouring out of her seeped …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I have to admit, the second book in the series – Crush, annoyed me. It annoyed me enough not to want to finish the book, let alone the series. There were just too many elements that had me gnashing my teeth—especially the craziness about pitting one brother against the other. But, I do have to say that I am glad that I continued and pushed through because Covet answered all the questions and then some.
Not …
Angie’s Thoughts:
This book was everything! A def must read and great follow up to From Blood and Ash!
Poppy and Cas had grown so much. Each individually but also together. I never knew a bond to be so strong like it was with them. I found myself drawn to them in a way I can’t really say. Maybe it was the humor, sarcasm and they’re arguments. I’m not sure but I def want more of that.
Before …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Honestly, I had a lot of hesitations about this 27th book in the Vampire Hunter Series. It takes Anita Blake away from Jean-Claude and drops her in the middle of another case in Michigan. I felt as if the main couple in the series never gets their own time. Yeah, can you tell I am a little disappointed?
Despite that, however, I became fully engrossed in Sucker Punch. There weren’t any graphic arduer feedings that …
Angie’s Thoughts:
Wow! Just wow! I finished this book in 3 hours. That’s how good it was. I didn’t want it to end and I’m still sitting here wondering what the hell happened.
Brantley and Saint are perfect for each other. He’s the Devil. She’s his Saint. You can’t have heaven without hell and believe me there was a lot of hell with touches of heaven throughout.
This book is dark and moody. So freaking hot that I …
