this book was so good. the storyline was unique and all the characters were very well-developed. the only downside of this book was that it was quick, possibly *too* quick. of course I love a fast read but I felt that there wasn't a lot of pining and investigation to figure out the case. it felt as if as soon as the characters started trying to find out what happened they immediately came to a solution and it was confirmed right in the next scene. nevertheless, this book was beautifully written and kept me hooked from beginning to end.

Brynne Weaver at it again, her third book in the series. Fion, the doctor, is so cute and Rose is absolutely a character you would love to have as a bff. Chaotic life=spicy romance.

Didn't know what to expect. I loved it!

Great summer & beach read.

Heartwarming and enchanting novel that captivated me with its rich characters and poignant exploration of found family, set against the backdrop of 1960s South Carolina. Sue Monk Kidd's lyrical prose and the powerful bonds formed between Lily and the Boatwright sisters made this an unforgettable read that left me feeling both moved and uplifted.

Not sure why Battles is writing books about Stone Barrington since Woods passed away but the Stone Barrington character should be retired. Stuart Woods had his own writing style and it should be left with him. Book was okay but it was missing the style of Stuart Woods.

Just Listen is about the hardships a young girl goes through in high school and the challenges she has to face to get through those tough times. As you read through this book you realize that no matter how perfectly put together someone looks, everyone is going to have something going on in their life. Sarah Dessen once again wrote a fabulous book a I encourage you to read more of her books!

The book Sisters is a follow up from her other book smile. The book is about a long summer family vacation. They were taking a trip from San Francisco to Colorado. It is all about Reina and her younger sister Amara and their sisterly relationship. I really enjoyed reading this book and would rate it five stars.

This book is a whole hug for the heart. R&B royalty + grounded single mom = chemistry that feels both real and aspirational. It’s tender, steamy, and full of that slow, grown love that doesn’t shy away from life’s messiness. And Jakobi Diem’s narration? Melts. Me. Every. Time.

Teach Me by Concinnityy_ One thing I will always love is the trope with the “mean” popular boy that falls in love with the shy unknown girl and then he becomes nicer and changes for the better. LIKE, I LOVE IT!! Damien is my #1 and while I was reading all of the comments hating him I knew he was doing it all for a reason. I love Carmen and Damien so much and hope to read about them in Maikel and Nila’s book.