Years before Trip Wiley could be seen on movie screens all over the world, he could be seen sitting in the desk behind me in my high school English class.
Remember When (Remember Trilogy #1) by T. Torrest | Book Review
Dear Adam by Ava Zavora | Book Review
Men are not men anymore, women are not women. We are different. Women have stronger qualities than men, men have stronger qualities than women, and that’s OK. We are not equal. That isn’t to say or is above the other. It means, we have our own differences, and they should be cherished, not manipulated so we all become asexual, robotic, politically correct utilities.
Perfect Regret (Bad Rep #2) by A. Meredith Walters | Book Review
“Blessed are the hearts that can bend; for they shall never be broken.”
Back to Life by Danielle Allen | Book Review
Sahara Lee is damaged by grief and guilt. Ten years ago her world was turned upside down and she never recovered. One decision, one choice, one accident killed the person she was before. The old Sahara had family, friends, and the love of her life. Now Sahara isolates herself from any and everything she once loved. Immersing herself in fashion, art, and music as a way to escape the pain of the past, she accepts her lonely existence as penance for the role she played in the accident. That is, until she meets Tyree Barker. Back to Life reminds you that living and existing are two completely different ways to go through life. Grief will break you but guilt, guilt will destroy you. And once that happens, what can bring you back to life?
Fool’s Game by Heather Huffman | Book Review
Never complain when things are too easy.
Not Pretty Enough by Jamie Admans | Book Review
"You don't need a boyfriend to complete you, and you certainly don't need one to make you popular, prettier or smarter. As long as you're being yourself, then you're perfect."
Letters to Nowhere (Letters to Nowhere #1) by Julie Cross | Book Review
I haven’t anticipated this book to be this good. Surprisingly, the flow of the story was smooth and the mood of the characters was very contagious and I found it difficult to stop the overcoming multitude of emotions I felt especially towards Karen.
Belonging (Temptation #2) by Karen Ann Hopkins | Book Review
Sometimes, not saying anything is even worse than chewing someone out.
Temptation by Karen Ann Hopkins | Book Review
Your heart misleads you. That's what my friends and family say. But I love Noah. And he loves me. We met and fell in love in the sleepy farming community of Meadowview, while we rode our horses together through the grassy fields and in those moments in each other's arms. It should be ROSE & NOAH forever, easy. But it won't be. Because he's Amish. And I'm not.
The Secret of Ella and Micha (The Secret #1) by Jessica Sorensen | Book Review
This is a story of how love helped two people deal with their hard life. Micha is every girl's ideal man, and Ella is so lucky to have him. Ella is such a bad ass and I'm glad she toned down her Stepford-wife-fashion-style. I kind of love it when she tries to provoke some equally bad ass man that always lead to troubles. Micha is always there to save her ass. Despite Ella's issues, Micha still took a chance on her.
