Liezel’s Thoughts:
As teenagers growing up in the projects, Gavin, Kyle, and Billy were inseparable. They relied heavily on each other in every single way up to point where I couldn’t foresee one surviving without the other. Their friendships crumble however once tragedy takes someone close to their heart.
From then on, they went their own separate ways. At first, I couldn’t comprehend why this would drive a wedge between them. If anything, they needing each other …
Micah’s Thoughts:
Nan’s book! It is fitting that it’s the last book in the Beach series, right? We can’t stand Nan, right? What a horrid bitch! So, her’s should come last. With how she has treated everyone in the previous books, she SHOULD find love last.
When I thought this story was going to be pretty straight forward, it had plenty of turns. We have 3 pretty big characters in this story: Nan, Major and Cope (Gannon). …
Micah’s Thoughts:
I was psyched to see that BT was writing his own novel and even more so after I read the blurb. So when it appeared on my kindle one Saturday morning, I immediately dropped everything and dove in.
It started off really strong. We were introduced to Xander, who is in prison for murder, in the prologue. He is adamant that he is being set up and then the book takes us back a few …
Angie’s Thoughts:
We are taken on a third person narrative about Allana, Vasy and Alex. How one woman is in love with two different men who are not what they seem. There are so many secrets, lies, and betrayal that I’m not really sure what I read.
I was confused about 75% of the book and I’m still left with a lot more questions than answers. I think it was largely due to the way it was …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
“The Crown” continues right where “The Heir” left off with Princess Eadlyn doing her best in upholding the tradition of The Selection process. Even when the castle is in chaos not only because of the queen’s health scare but also because of the people’s restlessness The Selection still continued on.
What I enjoyed about this book was I was able to witness just how much integrity Princess Eadlyn possessed during the entire process. She was being pulled …
Micah’s Thoughts:
“You can give up on a lot of things in life and still be happy. You can decide that jogging is the work of the devil, or that the super-popular book everyone loves just isn’t for you. Or you can let your gym membership keep ticking over every month without ever stepping foot inside the door. But the one thing you’re absolutely not allowed to give up on is true love.”
I’m torn on what …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
As far as introductions go “Dirty” surpassed ALL! Lydia definitely deserved the cheering up that Vaughan’s “presence” provided after that horrible discovery that she made on her wedding day. Their first meeting had me smiling from ear to ear to say the least. As their train wreck lives continued to unfold my amusement carried on.
Their back and forth, light and easy flirtation was terrific. With all the craziness going on in their lives they …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
In search for a light and easy read for this weekend? “Slow and Steady” just might be the right choice for you!
“Slow and Steady” is about a widow named Finley who lost her husband in a mission led by Greyson. She hadn’t seen nor thought of the man since her husbands funeral but that all changes when Greyson catches her strutting naked on stage. To say that seeing each other again especially in this environment …
Q&A Review by Micah and Angie
First off, without spoilers, what is one/some of your favorite quotes from The Fire Between High and Lo?
Micah:
“A person didn’t fall in love. They dissolved into it. One day you were ice, the next day, a puddle.”
This quote really spoke to me because I am often told I am the ice queen! I really like how this reached to me because it is true. You can often feel like …
Q & A Review by Liezel, Micah and Angie
What do you enjoy most about Alessandra Torre’s Books?
Liezel: I’m in the same boat as Micah… I haven’t read all of Alessandra’s books but the one’s that I have read so far – I did enjoy. What I love most about her stories is how easy it is to connect with the main characters. It doesn’t matter what setting they are in, I tend to …
