Review from How To Kill a Guy in Ten Dates →
Just finished “How to Kill a Guy in 10 Dates” by Shailee Thompson and honestly… this one just wasn’t it for me. This book took me forever to finish. I seriously thought about DNF’ing it multiple times, but since it was a book club pick I pushed through to the end. For about 85% of..
Review from How To Kill a Guy in Ten Dates →
I liked the concept and bringing in the “movie quotes.” The guy was really hard to hear on the audio for some reason.
Review from Silver & Blood →
The narrator made it worse but I love this author and she usually has well developed female leads. This one acted like a teenager.
Two insecure people or Fae just don’t fit in with the world and find wholeness with each other.
Review from Bonded by Thorns →
what a wonderful world and characters, this retelling is pretty amazing. it was a good time and will continue on with the series.
Review from Bonded by Thorns →
As someone who will immediately pick up anything even remotely inspired by Beauty and the Beast, Bonded by Thorns absolutely worked for me. Elizabeth Helen sprinkled in so many subtle nods to the original story that it felt nostalgic without being a straight retelling—and I was eating it up the whole time. The story centers..
My wife and I listened to this together and both found it painful to get through. The premise sounded clever, but the execution felt flat, repetitive, and oddly predictable for a book that tries to be edgy. The characters were hard to care about and the humor rarely landed. We kept waiting for it to..
Review from The Wrong Heart →
This is my 4th book by Jennifer and I’m not disappointed in the least. Narrators were excellent as usual,and cried like a baby again. Surprised at the subtle mention of the matchmaker,even though this book was one of her firsts if go by year published. I’m assuming that was a intentional Easter egg. Can’t wait..
Review from A Little Broken →
I liked the witty banter and the playfulness of the main characters. However, her inability to grow up and continue living her life after someone’s death is extremely annoying it’s been YEARS! Very childish
Review from Master of Salt & Bones →
This book had my heart breaking and begging for a sequel…. Very difficult issues arise in this book so I caution you to be ready for very uncomfortable topics. But what a lovely story of redemption and forgiveness and love….