Divergent (Divergent #1) by Veronica Roth | Book Review

The book is not only action-packed; it was also filled with lessons. The last chapters were heartbreaking and I might have shed a tear or two. This book will not only let you appreciate the value of a family and of your friends, it will also teach you that, at some point, when you are about to make a decision, you should think of how this will affect other people. It hurts, but sometimes, you have to think of the benefit of the majority not just of a few people. It might break your heart; however, you do not have a choice but to do it.

Present Perfect by Alison G. Bailey | Book Review

You're told that one day, you'll find him and your world will be filled with rainbows, pink ponies and lollipops. The thing that no one ever mentions is the definition of "fantasy". By the time you figure out that rainbows are rare, pink ponies don't exist and lollipops don't grow out of the ground, you're screwed. You kiss frog after frog waiting for him to turn into a prince, but a frog only knows how to be a frog.

Love Among Pigeons by Abria Mattina | Book Review

“Were you tired when you got in? Did you go to bed right away?” Frank stares at m probingly. I know what he’s getting at. You need a sturdier bed frame.” Frank scrubs a hand over his face. “God, you heard?” “Relax. I hear it’s only gay if you make eye contact.” Frank doesn’t seem amused. I put my hands up in surrender. “Just trying to make light. I have no intention of bonding with you over our shared love of penis.”

The Cuckoo’s Calling Cormoran Strike #1) by Robert Galbraith | Book Review

A brilliant debut mystery in a classic vein: Detective Cormoran Strike investigates a supermodel's suicide. After losing his leg to a land mine in Afghanistan, Cormoran Strike is barely scraping by as a private investigator. Strike is down to one client, and creditors are calling. He has also just broken up with his longtime girlfriend and is living in his office.