Review I’ve loved Roan since he and Calla was held captive in the first book. I admired his loyalty and his courage. He was so different from his own brother. It’s difficult to believe they are even related. I enjoyed Cain and Calla, but I think that Roan and Alina are my favorite. For one, Roan wasn’t a cheater like Cain. Justify it all you like, but it still doesn’t change the fact that Cain cheated on Calla on their…
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Review: 367 Days by Jessica Gadziala
Read moreReview I am a hug Jessica Gadziala fan. When I saw this book, I knew I just had to read it. There’s just something raw, dark, and thrilling about her books that entertain me no end. All in all, this was a solid read. I really liked the heroine because even if she was victimized, abducted, and dumped, losing a year and two days of her life, she was still herself before being abducted. She had principles, a strong mind,…
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Review: #Poser by Cambria Hebert
Read moreReview I’ve been waiting to get into this book the moment that Braeden discovered that Ivy was raped and that what happened with her and Zach was far from consensual. I couldn’t wait to read how they were going to deal with things once the truth comes out. Ms. Hebert never fails to put a bit of suspense and thrill into her books, even when the story drowns in sweetness, I could feel my tooth start to ache. Anyway, the…
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Review: #Selfie by Cambria Hebert
Read moreReview I was already in love with Braeden ever since he made Rimmel wear Romeo’s hoodie. But in this book, I fell in love with Ivy too. She was always in the background. At first, I thought she was going to become an antagonist in the future, especially with the fact that she made out with Romeo before. However, I loved that Ms. Hebert made Ivy’s character into one that had many layers. There was the sheltered girl who was…