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Book Review: Well Played by Penelope Ward & Vi Keeland

This post contains affiliate links. My 💭:⠀Let me say start my review by saying that after reading this book peach cobbler will never be the same. 😏⠀The tension and chemistry between Levi and Presley was next level. You could feel it oozing off the pages. Levi was more than a superstar athlete and I loved seeing the vulnerable side of […]

Book Review: The Sanatorium by Sarah Pearse

My 💭:I wanted to read this book because there used to be a tuberculosis sanatorium here in the 1900’s. When I was in high school we took a trip to it as well. From the moment I started this story to the very end I was hooked. It’s been a long time since I actually stayed up late to read […]

Book Review: The Aristocrat by Penelope Ward

This post contains affiliate links. My thoughts: “Make no mistake…” His eyes bore into mine. “My entire world is you, Felicity. Without you, I have nothing.” *Swoons* Felicity and Leo had a very interesting first encounter and after that I knew this book was going to be good read! I saw a lot of myself in Felicity when it comes […]

Book Review: The Dating Playbook by Farrah Rochon

Thank you Forever Romance for my review copy. My thoughts: After reading The Boyfriend Project last year I couldn’t wait to catch up with the ladies in this book.I definitely related to Taylor in this story because I was diagnosed with a learning disorder when I was in the 7th grade. I was struggling really hard when it came to math […]

Book Review: Dead Dead Girls by Nekesa Afia

This post contains affiliate links which is at no extra cost to you. My thoughts: I normally don’t read historical fictions books, but once I saw this cover and read the blurb I knew I had to give it a chance. I really enjoyed this story and the timeline as well. Louise was a refreshing character and I was all […]

Book Review: The Taking of Jake Livingston by Ryan Douglass

Thank you Penguin Teen for my review copy. My thoughts: Black queer boy who can see ghosts? Say no more! This book talks about the struggles of being a Black gay boy and how that is frowned upon in the community due to toxic masculinity. You can’t call yourself a man if you’re gay.  Jake suffered racism and micro-aggressions from the white people at his school especially since […]

Book Review: The Therapist by B.A. Paris

This post contains affiliate links. My thoughts: The book had a slow start for me, but eventually it started to pick up and I became invested. I thought I had the book figured out in one area, but I was wrong so that was a nice surprise. I didn’t guess the killer correctly either which is another good thing. Nothing […]