I am physically dizzy from all the twists and turns this book put me through. I kept thinking I had it figured out, and yeah, I was on the right coursI am physically dizzy from all the twists and turns this book put me through. I kept thinking I had it figured out, and yeah, I was on the right course, but man, I still didn't have it all completely right. It was very well written and pulled me in from the very first page. It was told from several POV's and also switched from past to present. I love when books are done this way because you get the puzzle pieces little by little and suddenly its a race to the end because you need to KNOW how it all fits.
I really enjoyed this one. A great and well done thriller....more
If you're looking for a well written and well done thriller, this is definitely one to read. I read it pretty much over the course of a day. It was eeIf you're looking for a well written and well done thriller, this is definitely one to read. I read it pretty much over the course of a day. It was eerie enough that I kept turning pages to find out what was actually going on. Overall, a nice read....more
Hooray for another dark installment in the Inferno World series. I'd say they are a guilty pleasure, but I don't feel guilty whatsoever. I've lost traHooray for another dark installment in the Inferno World series. I'd say they are a guilty pleasure, but I don't feel guilty whatsoever. I've lost track of the Greene family at this point but it really doesn't matter. If you know, you know....more
Lemony Snicket once said, ''I don't know if you've ever noticed this, but first impressions are often entirely wrong."
Then he said a bunch of other wLemony Snicket once said, ''I don't know if you've ever noticed this, but first impressions are often entirely wrong."
Then he said a bunch of other weird shit because he's Lemony Snicket.
This quote was stuck in my head while reading Reminders of Him. Colleen Hoover did such an amazing job at showing us that people are more than what we see on the surface. First impressions are so often wrong, and we never quite see the full view of someone until we delve deeper into friendship and acceptance.
So often we let others paint a picture with rumors and falsities rather than getting to know someone ourselves. There's almost always a completely different person underneath the mask, and a completely different story than the one we've made up in our heads. We just have to be brave enough to let go of our own preconceived notions.
"Lessons in Sin" is the second book I've read by Pam Godwin and I'm really kicking myself for not having read more of her books already. She is insane"Lessons in Sin" is the second book I've read by Pam Godwin and I'm really kicking myself for not having read more of her books already. She is insanely good at what she does. This story was on fire. Steamy, hot, taboo in all the best ways. The writing was phenomenal. The characters were fantastic. Father Magnus was every girl's wet dream. Not even trying to be gross here, just honest. Tinsley was funny, smart, strong, and not to mention just straight adorable. I always love a girl with sarcasm and great comebacks. Together they created a fire that could consume the world. I loved this so much. I really, really have to read everything Pam Godwin has written. Like NOW. Do yourself a favor and grab this one. Unless you're super offended by � un-christian like things, then maybe don't....more
Not even gonna beat around the bush; I HATED this. I don't think I've ever been so bored in my life. I couldn't stand any of the characters and the stNot even gonna beat around the bush; I HATED this. I don't think I've ever been so bored in my life. I couldn't stand any of the characters and the story was so bland I still want to cry.
I loved "The Turn of the Key" so much. It was really well done. I can't even fathom how the same author wrote both of them....more
Nesta's story was so much more than I expected. I HATED her. I think we all hateYes to everything. Every word.
"Your story is worth telling, you know.�
Nesta's story was so much more than I expected. I HATED her. I think we all hated her up until this point. Now I understand her. I see myself in her. Her journey is completely worth the read.
“She had been born wrong. Had been born with claws and fangs and had never been able to keep from using them.�
We all have thorns. Some of us barricade ourselves within them more than others and I relate. so. hard. to. Nesta. Seeing her overcome HERSELF was such a beautiful thing.
I loved the action and the character development. The ending had me so on edge. I WAS SWEATING. Ugh. So good. I love this world and these characters. I was so ecstatic to be immersed in it once more. I can't wait for the next installment....more
"I think you’re alone and always were. I think you were stupid enough to venture into my territory without telling anyone. I think you’re dead to ever"I think you’re alone and always were. I think you were stupid enough to venture into my territory without telling anyone. I think you’re dead to everyone but me."
In "Fable of Happiness," professional climber, Gemma goes on a hunt for a secluded rock formation to climb and record for her successful YouTube channel. She winds up lost and unknowingly trespassing on land that houses a feral man who hasn't seen society in over a decade. Kas refuses to let her go out of fear that she'll bring outsiders to his home.
Pepper Winters has such a way with writing that when I start reading her words I become so sucked in that I forget I'm alive in the real world and not actually inside the story she's painting. That did happen with this book in lots of places but it soon became sort of drawn out and repetitive for me. In the past I've felt that some of Pepper's series' didn't need to be stretched out into several books. I think the same applies here. While there was steamy chemistry and all, there just wasn't much happening. I'm hoping for more in the books to come. ...more
I like this series quite a bit. Things got even wilder in book 2 as the world really began to crumble. I was pleasantly surprised with the big reveal I like this series quite a bit. Things got even wilder in book 2 as the world really began to crumble. I was pleasantly surprised with the big reveal of what was actually going on. It's an interesting concept. Better than zombies any day. The ending was definitely a doozy, but luckily I'm always fashionably late to the party so no waiting on the next book for me....more
I've always loved the concept of soulmates. More so when they don't immediately recognize their other half as, well, their other half. The magic of itI've always loved the concept of soulmates. More so when they don't immediately recognize their other half as, well, their other half. The magic of it lies in the fact that despite it all, they still found their way to each other. ...more
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