I honestly love this second installment of the The inheritance Games series. The cliffhanger of Avery knowing Harry, or Tobias Hawthorne the Second, actually threw me off guard in the end of the first book and I loved it's continuation in the second book.

Very entertaining, I liked the characters and the story.

Didn't expect to like this one as much as I did. I don't give five stars often but this kept me up late reading and I loved it.

This book was refreshing to read and explored the taboo subject of intimacy among teenagers in a way that was comfortable, relatable, and at the same time fun to read about.

Sarah J. Mass is a storyteller like none I have read before. Her world building has me in literal awe andi could not believe what I was reading halfway through the book. Cealena Sardothien is one of my favorite characters and Dorian is probably a close second

Set in unusual situation of confinement in pandemic conditions. A story of betrayal & picking up your life afterwards.

Jen Dixon is a mom who’s son is in kindergarten while her older daughters are in college. Her best friend nominate her for class Mom And had to go into doing it.

What a cute story! I loved the main character's relationship with his mom, his friends, his sister, and the members of his community. But to be honest, I was a little bit annoyed with the famous Ms. Buenrostro by the novel's end...although not enough to stop reflecting on how empowering this novel was! A perfect summer read about long bike rides and hot days.

I liked the concept but I got pretty tired of the main characters not just saying how they felt. I also wanted to see more of their friendship develop after the vacation. Overall, decent read.

The author writes with an understanding of human emotion. Relatable to the reader in word or phrases that capture the beauty of simplicity within ourselves.