Room for Rent is about a young nursing student who finds a room to rent for dirt cheap and stays despite the creepy roomie. She meets a new friend and eventually realizes that they're not being up front with her about their past. When she tries to distance herself, everything goes downhill from there.

I need to stop reading these sad gay books and expect myself to not cry. As if the whole basis is yearning, wanting to escape, abandonment, cold fathers, and absolutely gut-wrenching, makes me want to throw up, empty feeling moments. (aka me as a book)

This book is a must read! The title and cover drew me in and did not disappoint! A fast read, electric, mysterious, haunting, and exciting with a love story mixed in. You can't go wrong!

This short story is about a young woman who experiences a groundhog day effect until she realizes that sometimes you just can't change fate. No matter what she does, the end result is not what she is looking for. Towards the end of the story, she realizes why and and it's own way, brings her peace.

I'm kind of a picky reader, and had not finished 4 or 5 fantasy books in a row due to poor writing before coming across this one. However, Charissa Weaks definitely writes well enough to be enjoyable and worldbuilds to a satisfying degree. The main characters are all 3-dimensional, the pacing is good, the plot is interesting, and she's subtle enough to make you piece details together. Overall, very good. I'm only upset that books 4 and 5 aren't out yet because I know I'll want to read them.

This is book 4 in the series. I like the three women lead characters. I also find it interesting that each book has a different author. The mystery in each book relates back to the Civil War. It's fun to try to figure out the clues. So much History that in many cases is little known is related through personal letters from the past.

This brief and concise essay persuades the reader to think about the ideas and values that we cherish as Americans. The former First Lady wrote, "Tomorrow Is Now" during the Cold War and the Civil Rights Movement, which forced Americans to consider what kind of country and world we want in the future. It remains relevant to our political moment.

A truly unique, strange, and beautiful story that exceeded my expectations when I picked it up to read.

Very impressive and intriguing novel from cover to cover. Each chapter was short, and the narrator/POV switched with each chapter, making it easy to read. I thoroughly enjoyed the unique protagonist's western journey and uncommon job, and how his moniker came to fruition. I will look for more books by this author in the future.

i liked this book, i wish there was more into the story. it wasn't boring but there was not a lot of moments. i did enjoy the characters and how they acted.