Review: Slate (Breaking the Declan Brothers) by Kelly Gendron
Don’t get me wrong, I liked the flashbacks to the characters’ childhood and how they fell in love.
Review: Witches & Wolves by Kelly D. Smith
And I was really surprised how badly werewolves – or at least Gee – hear.
Review: Giving it raw: Nearly 30 Years with Aids by Francisco Ibanez Carrasco
Even though the theme is a difficult one, it’s an amusing read. I smirked more than once.
Discussion: Review Requests – do’s & don’t’s
I was ready to post the following discussion days ago and then some things happened and I felt like I was forced to rewrite it. Okay, so that sounds way more dramatic than it is… Anyway, thing is I filled out this form to be added to the Indie Book […]
Teaser Tuesday: Me before you
Have you read Me before you by Jojo Moyes? If not, maybe this will change your mind. Sometimes it even seemed like a relief to him that there was someone prepared to be rude to him, to contradict him or tell him he was being horrible. I got the feeling […]
Top Ten Of My Auto-Buy Authors
As always this meme is hosted by The Broke and The Bookish. Go and take a look at their blog! I am not really into auto-buying… There are some I buy without checking but mostly those are new books in a series I’m liking, so that doesn’t really count. Thriller/Crime […]
Review: Not my boyfriend by Monica Anderson
I love the fake relationship trope (we all have our guilty pleasures)
Review: To Love a Traitor by JL Merrow
George really struggles with this, because Matthew is a really nice man but the evidence piles up…
Review: In the afterlight by Alexandra Bracken
The thing I noticed the most is, how… childlike the children are.
Teaser Tuesday: Gone Girl
This week’s teaser is one day late. I’m sorry for that! But please have a look inside Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. You can expect a review soon. ‘You can say that you love me no matter what happens.’ I thought: I can’t say that out loud anymore. ~ page […]
