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My Review of Aurora's End by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff

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Title: Aurora's End  Authors: Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff Expected Publication: November 9, 2021 Publisher: Random House Children's  Pages: 384 pages  Genre: Science fiction/ Young Adult  Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review:  I was really excited about this book because the second one left you on a huge cliffhanger! That being said the cliffhanger was redeemed in this novel! Now you do have a recap at the beginning of the book so that was awesome, I feel like that was what helped me connect everything even though I have read the other two novels. However, this book should come with an UGLY CRYING warning. Late 2 am crying. This is a book of action and there really are no dull moments, the authors did a very great job of keeping your attention as well as keeping you glued to the story! There are some deaths and secrets reveals that I honestly wasn't prepared for but it happened and I am kind of hoping that this is not the end, I mean I can see how it could be but...

My Review of The Good Girl's Guide to Rakes by Eva Leigh

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Title: The Good Girl's Guide to Rakes  Author: Eva Leigh  Expected Publication: February 22,2022 Publisher: Avon Books and Harper Voyager  Genre: Romance/ Historical Romance  Pages: 384 pages  Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review:  Imagine that you are trying to do the right thing, you are trying to save your sister from making the worse marriage mistake. The groom is even convinced that he is not good enough for your sister so, you help the groom make his hastily exit leaving your sister at the altar. Then, a few weeks later your parents are basically cutting you off for the whole fiasco and that you will not receive any penny of your inheritance until you are married. Well, that is what happened to Kieran. While he doesn't know very many ladies who fit the bill he is a determined man! Celeste is a respectable woman in society and while she agrees to help Kieran in his endeavors she will only do so at the price of freedom. Before Celeste is forced into a marria...

My Review of Survive the Night by Riley Sager

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Title: Survive the Night  Author: Riley Sager  Published: June 29, 2021 Publisher: Dutton Books/ Book of The Month  Genre: Mystery/ Thriller  Pages: 324 pages  Rating: ⭐⭐⭐.5  Review:  Ok, think about carrying the guilt of leaving your roommate/best friend at a bar when you wanted to go home only to find out she was murdered by a serial killer? That is exactly how Charlie felt, she wanted to go home and Maddy wanted to stay. Fed up with Maddy's antics Charlie went home never to see Maddy again. So Charlie is on a road trip home from college she is ready to retreat back home to her grandmother and her movies and while this alone isn't a thriller in the making. Charlie uses a rideshare board to find the ride home, and she rides with a complete stranger! Now with this stranger, Charlie has a mental issue type of thing where she zones out and sees movies in her head, and when this happens her new rideshare kind of just goes along with it. But, l...

My Review of Not The Witch You Wed by April Asher

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Title: Not The Witch You Wed  Author: April Asher Expected Publication: February 8, 2022 Publisher: St. Martin's Press  Genre: Romance/ Fantasy  Pages: 352 pages  Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review: Every now and then you need a good paranormal romance to mix things up a bit and this romance did just that! Magic Less Violet has always kind of been known as the dud of her family, she didn't have magic and things between her and the Alpha Lincoln did not go as planned when she was younger. Well Now in politics both Violet and Lincoln are put into a position where they are being forced to date or force to basically find their mate. Well with the help of some of Violet's family members Violet and Lincoln are trying to give themselves some breathing room so they agree to fake a date. Things start out a bit bumpy when the paparazzi get a hold of the new dating couple, and Violet ends up in the emergency room because someone trying to take pictures and driving do not always en...

My Review of Reckless Girls by Rachel Hawkins

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Title: Reckless Girls  Author: Rachel Hawkins Expected Publication: January 4, 2022 Publisher: St. Martins Press  Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Contemporary  Pages: 320 Pages  Rating: ⭐⭐⭐.5 Review:  So another quick thriller read! I've been having a really neat and fun habit of jumping into a new book while I am recovering and this book did the trick! I was interested and kept on the edge of my seat for the most part! Let's start at the beginning Lux is kind of just floating through life, she's had a tough road, and she is ready to travel and go on an adventure! So along with two girls Gamma and Brittney to a remote island with Nico (Lux's boyfriend). While everything seems to be playing out how it's supposed to when they finally get to Monroe Island weird things start happening and then It becomes pretty clear that not everything is as clear-cut as originally thought. The group of four meet a couple who is on the adventure too but as the party keeps goi...

My Review of The Younger Wife by Sally Hepworth

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Title: The Younger Wife  Author: Sally Hepworth  Expected Publication: April 5, 2022 Publisher: St Martin's Press  Genre: Fiction/Contemporary/ Mystery  Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ Pages: 352 pages Review:  So, this is definitely a different type of book. I kept hearing about it and I knew I had to read it. This definitely isn't a domestic thriller like I had thought and that's okay, it was kind of more like a contemporary type of book with a lot of family drama. Let's start off with Stephen and Heather, Stephen is in his 60's and he's a stand-up guy and a doctor. He is going through a hard time because his wife Pam has dementia and he hires Heather an interior designer to help redesign their home. Well push came to shove and Pam ends up in a facility and Stephen and Heather(who is in her 30's) start dating and they decide to get married. Now, to add to this mix let's add Stephen and Pam's two adult daughters Rachel and Tully. Tully is having financial i...

My Review of These Deadly Games by Diana Urban

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Title: These Deadly Games  Author: Diana Urban  Expected Publication: February 1, 2022 Publisher: Wednesday Books/ St. Martin's Press Genre: Young Adult, Mystery, Suspense, Thriller  Pages: 416 pages  Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review:  Wow! This is a stay up all night to finish because I had to know what happened and tbh I was not disappointed in the way this one went nor by the way that the book had me hooked from the get-go! Crystal and her friends were practicing and working on their team dynamics to play in an all-state contest when things start to go sideways and everything starts changing forever! Crystal's mom is working a double shift, so Crystal had to drop her sister off at school to go on this field trip but once Crystal gets to school she starts to get these creepy text messages and things. The worst part of it was that her sister was gagged and they were holding her hostage until she played the kidnapper's little game. The first tasks weren't so bad ...