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.

Book 3 of 5. Teen/ YA Book Hourglass picks up where Stargazer left off. The couple join Blackcross vampire hunters and Bianca keeps her secret until she is caught drinking blood. So Good!

If you love Italy this is a good book. All about four friends and their adventure in Italy with their significant others. Speaks of holiday magic, bringing friends & family together, and family recipes.

This is the second book in a series. It stands on its own. I really like the characters. The women who are restoring this old inn in Ohio seem to be the constant in each book. As you read the story in the present, information is introduced by way of old letters from the underground railroad. I like the history that is shared as well as the faith of the characters. This is looking to be an interesting adventure series.

This title was not to my liking. I didn't feel any of the characters were likeable or at all sympathetic, though many were pathetic. It seemed to me that it couldn't decide what it wanted to be, a murder mystery or a revolutionary theme. Because of this each aspect was handled with a rather heavy hand and with little real affect. After all the build up throughout the story the ending was a big flop. None of it worked for this reader!

I like the concept behind this book but the execution is not there. The main character started annoying me with how much she was letting tropes get in the way of her life. Also, she should have just been honest with her best friend because she would have understood that she’s been in love with her brother for years.

I'm not a Muslim, but I enjoyed learning about Allie and her journey as a Muslim in this book. At first, I was skeptical because I imagined I wouldn't understand much of the book, but in the end I learned a lot more about Islam than I thought I would. Additionally, the characters in this book were all diverse but I loved seeing how they changed and played a role in Allie's life.

I received an ARC for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. P.S. You're the Worst by Chloe Seager is a breezy read about a woman named Becky coming to terms with her life as her 20's are ending courtesy of a late night tarot reading. Through a series of letters, she unintentionally sets off a chain of events in which she finally needs to face her life head-on; for better or for worse. As she starts to sort her life out amongst the shambles that she has made of it, she starts to realize what is truly important in her life. Like the old saying goes, "out with the old and in with the new"! I truly enjoyed this light-hearted read about life, love, and the power of female relationships in all its forms. Thank you to Net Galley and the author for the ARC.

I really enjoyedthis book1 It was an unusual story - very creative! I like to think that I can imagine the character's storyline continuing - Maybe there will be a part 2!

OMG. this book is amazing. I can't believe that I haven't heard about this book more from other people who have recommended me mystery novels. The way the author keeps us guessing until the last turn of the book is a trait that I have not seen in many others