Ladies and gentlemen, we have a special deal today. A two for one on literary opinions related to Thorne and modern romance, if you will. Because I feel like if I’m going to talk about 99 Percent Mine, I must also address The Hating Game. Party time.
Continue readingI feel like I’ve had a fairly rough go of it recently. Lots of books that were promising, that I wanted to like, but flopped for one reason or another. Plus, if you’ve read my review of The Proposal then you can guess I was a little hesitant to read The Unhoneymooners. But I’m so glad I gave it a chance!
Continue readingYOU GUYS. I MET SANDRA BROWN. SHE IS SO NICE AND AMAZING. I’m never going to recover from this. And Outfox was so good. Ugh. I’m deed.
Continue readingAnother London read! Which seemed appropriate for this romance between the president’s son and the Prince of England. And it was a really good read y’all. Seriously, I was impressed with McQuiston.
Continue readingY’all. There are two kinds of bad books, the bad ones and then the BAD ones. This novel by Lalli is one of the BAD ones.
This book was cute! Not a lot of intellectual simulation, or amazing writing, or inventive plot points, but Guillory definitely knows how to do cute! So if cute is what you aim for, then it’s probably worth it! But in all honesty, I was underwhelmed.
After being emotionally beaten down by A Little Life, I wanted something light. But still good and enjoyable and sweet. Choi’s Emergency Contact delivered.
Continue readingWhat a cute book.
I finally read it! Was it all in one sitting last night? Yes. Did it leave me conflicted and full of emotions about beauty and humans and honesty? Yes.
There are some books you read because they are deep and asking meaningful questions. Then there are books that you read because they are sweet and make you feel things and you love that. Hogan’s novel is the second one.
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