Angie’s Thoughts:
Such a great book about family, loss, redemption and courage to face the past. I love the Cape Cod setting and the characters kept you on your toes.
I hated some of the decisions from the characters and it drove me absolutely batty. The plot was predictable but that didn’t stop me from loving it. I loved the drama and how everything unfolded. If you love family dramas then this is a must read.
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Angie’s Thoughts:
The Cheerleaders is a wild ride of suspense, who done it and questioning everything you thought was true. It left me guessing right up to the ending.
This book switches pov’s between Monica and Jennifer. We read more of Monica’s pov than Jennifer’s. You see Jennifer died so we get a glimpse of what led up to her death. Within a month all 5 cheerleaders were dead and as Monica unravels the truth it may …
Angie’s Thoughts:
I actually picked this book up and put it down for a week. I didn’t realize it was a m/m book and I tend to shy away from those. I’ve read them before and they weren’t done tastefully so it put me off. I’m so happy I picked it back up. This book was incredible and had me tearing up throughout. I won’t be hesitant to read m/m books in my future.
Court, Mykal and …
Angie’s Thoughts:
I’m still trying to understand what I just read. I don’t understand how a mother can be so evil and corrupt. That’s all I’ll say on that matter. I don’t want to spoil it for anyone else
This book is told from multiple pov’s. I thought at first it would make for a confusing read but I was quickly shown that it made sense. I loved being in the head of the characters. It made …
Angie’s Thoughts:
I actually started this book awhile back and I had to put it down. At first I thought maybe I wasn’t in the right frame of mind to read this but now I know it’s much more than that.
I loved Darby but then I turned into liking her. To me Trex was a jerk. The way he didn’t give her a break or even a chance to think about what she wanted or what …
Angie’s Thoughts:
It has taken 6 days to finish this book. 6 days that I won’t get back. I hate writing negative reviews. I think authors work hard and it’s not my place to criticize them but then there’s this thing I live by about being 100% honest in all my reviews. So here we go..
I’ll start off by what I liked about it. I liked Lucy sometimes. I liked her about 1/4 of the time …
Angie’s Thoughts:
Bring Me Back is a fast paced thriller that will leave you on the edge of seat until the last page.
Finn and Layla went on a vacation and she disappeared. The only ones who know what happened that night is Layla and Finn. Finn didn’t tell the whole truth of what happened that night and as we read we get glimpses of what truly occurred between those two.
Flash forward and Finn is going to …
Reminiscent of the beloved novels by Mary Kubica and Jodi Picoult comes a chilling portrayal of a son’s addiction and its harrowing effects on both him and his mother from New York Times bestselling author Courtney Cole. SAVING BECK is now available!
Angie’s Thoughts:
I sometimes hate writing reviews when a book is so personal to the author. You want to do their book justice but at the same time you want to be honest. So here is my …
From the New York Times bestselling author of The Impossible Vastness of Us and the On Dublin Street series comes a heartfelt and beautiful new young adult novel, set in Scotland, about daring to dream and embracing who you are. Order your copy of THE FRAGILE ORDINARY today!
Angie’s Thoughts:
This book was so good that I stayed up until 2am to finish reading it! It’s so highly addicting that I couldn’t put it down!
The Fragile Ordinary is a book about love, loss, redemption, friendships …
Angie’s Thoughts:
Lies You Never Told Me is a suspenseful thrill ride that will leave you guessing until the very last page! It’s forbidden, romantic, psychotic and mysterious. You will be questioning everything you read.
Elyse is one of the main characters. Her mom is a drug addict and the only reprieve she gets is when she’s spending time with Brynn. That is until she gets the lead in the school play. She doesn’t realize it yet …
