Review: 2020 on Goodreads

2020 on Goodreads by Various
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I don't even know how to describe 2020 because it was quite a year.

Shitty, sucking, horrible not even a little. I hated this year not only because she robbed me from the most stable thing in my life which us reading but because I lost some close to my heart people.

So zero stars to the year but 5 stars to some books that made the anxiety, the pain and the fear of the unknown a little bit bearable.

✔ by Colleen Hoover

✔ by L.J. Shen

✔ by L.J. Shen

✔ by Penelope Douglas

✔ by Jay McLean

✔ by Kennedy Ryan

✔ by Corinne Michaels

✔ by Aly Martinez

✔ by Ella Fields

✔ by B.B. Reid

✔ by Winter Renshaw

✔ by Kerrigan Byrne

✔ by Jay McLean

✔ by K. Bromberg

✔ by Christina Lauren

✔ by Jewel E. Ann

5 stars to those beautifully written unforgettable stories thst took the journey with me and made things a little bit easier.

View all my reviews

Review: Leo

Leo by Jay McLean
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 stars!

An absolute amazing read!


“You have no idea how much it hurts to want you as much as I do.”I close my eyes and breathe, allow myself this moment. Even if it’s all a lie. I let him hold me under twinkling lights, on the first and only date we’ll ever have. Because as much as it may hurt him to want me, it hurts me more that I can’t want him back. That I can’t love him the way my heart does.”

View all my reviews

Review: Fortuna Sworn

Fortuna Sworn by K.J. Sutton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Book kindly provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.

Review to come....

View all my reviews

Review: Credence

Credence by Penelope Douglas
My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Sometimes the clouds aren’t enough, I guess. We need the whole damn storm.”

I don't even know how to proceed without spoiling the story but if age gaps is a no go for you, believe me, it's going to be the least of your worries.

I want you to know that no matter where you go,” he tells me between kisses, “you’ll always be ours. We’re your home.”



Tiernan is a pulse in the house. She’s the pulse.”



This book is the definition of everything forbidden. Nothing and no one is off-limits. Six months, one girl, three alpha males and a lot to learn.


Lust, learn, and love,” ...“My mother said the first boy—or man—is a crush. You think you love them, but what you really love is how they make you feel. It’s not love. It’s lust. Lust for attention. Lust for danger. Lust to feel special.” “The second is to learn about yourself.”“And number three?” I ask, “Love.” She snatches the bottle away. “When the lessons of your weakness with number one and your selfishness with number two sink in, and you find a medium. When you know who you are and you’re ready to welcome everything he is, and you’re not afraid anymore.”

View all my reviews

Review: Release

Release by Aly Martinez
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 stars!

“I can’t do this without you.” “Do what?” He lifted one shoulder in a half shrug. “Breathe.”

Aly Martinez is hands down one of the best authors who write angsty stories in an amazing unforgettable way.

The story of Thea and Ramsey wasn't a simple friends to lovers one, it was a second chance at life, at love, at healing and at the beauty of sacrifice.

“There was never a day when I didn’t want you to be mine, Sparrow. I just loved you enough to hope you wouldn’t have to be.”

A journey of tears and heartbreak laced with all the feels.

“Sometimes you have to let go of the life you planned in order to live the one you’re given. Things are going to be different, Ramsey. But different doesn’t have to be bad.”




View all my reviews

Review: The Guy on the Left

The Guy on the Left by Kate Stewart
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

All the FREAKING stars!

“There’s no story if you give up.”

I never imagined I would fall fearcely in love with a story where the heroine is older than the hero. That thing was a No No for me until Kate Stewart broke that rule and made The Guy on the Left one of the best 2019 books.

Clarissa and Troy both made unforgivable mistakes but those mistakes and those imperfections brought a love so messy but so raw and real.

“Wanting this woman is torture. Loving this woman is fucking humiliating. This shit has to end, but lately, I can’t seem to breathe without the air scraping the rawness in my chest. The hurt only fuels my anger. I’m drowning in resentment, teetering on the brink of love and hate for her. All of that effort, everything I did to earn my family, was for nothing.”

It's because of such stories that I'm so in love with books. Thank you Kate Stewart for making me fall in love with a character I thought wasn't worth loving.

View all my reviews

Review: Enemies

Enemies by Tijan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

All the FREAKING stars!



“He wasn’t giving it to me for me anymore. This was all him. Animals. Both of us.”

I am speechless and can't seem to form the words that would describe how much I loved this book.



“I need you to hate me.”
“I will.” ... “Tomorrow we can go back to hating each other.”

When I read the blurb, I expected this book to be epic but never was I prepared for what Tijan did to my heart with these rwo characters.
The story, the characters, the build up... Every_freaking_thing was a work of art.
I loved Stone so much that he's going to be one of my favorite book boyfriends.

“What do you want?” I knew what he was asking. “I need you to fuck me.” His eyes shuddered, but I wasn’t done. I added, “I need you to do it again, and again, and again. You got me?” My words were clipped and to the point. I wanted to pass out from fucking, not from the agony I knew was just waiting to claim me again.”



Tijan



View all my reviews