Friends, I absolutely love the cover of What We Saw At Night by Jacquelyn Mitchard, I love the silhouettes against the night sky. I love how the title font goes from yellow to green. I just think everything about the cover is gorgeous. Yet, this is not a review of the cover, but of the book. […]
Stacking The Shelves (21)
February 10, 2013
Is it just me or do the weekends go by way too fast? At least this weekend was nice and relaxing with my book and I watched a few movies too. PLUS I joined Tumblr! Finally! For Review: Two Fancy Nancy books by Jane O’Connor (Unsolicited) – I actually donated these two books to the domestic […]
Snowed Over | Angie Stanton | Book Review
February 10, 2013
Oh hey for once I am reviewing a seasonably appropriate book on two fronts – Snowed Over by Angie Stanton has a blizzard AND it’s a romance, so it’s an awesome February read, especially in light of the latest snow storm. Also, this review is not going to be terribly long, because Snowed Over is a novella, it’s only […]
Yours At Midnight | Robin Bielman | Book Review
February 9, 2013
Even though Christmas is done and over with, same with New Year’s, I am still down for winter-setting and holiday romances because it is freezing cold here and thoughts of the beach would fill me with an insane sort of jealousy. Yours At Midnight by Robin Bielman was a quick at my desk sort of read […]
Who Is Marcus Flutie?
February 7, 2013
Disclaimer: I actually LOVE Richelle Mead’s books and totally know who Marcus Finch is because I am audio-ing The Indigo Spell as we speak. Let’s be real. The only Marcus F. that matters is Marcus Flutie. Â He entered the picture way before this usurper of the MF initials and will forever be the only MF […]
Shadowlands | Kate Brian | Book Review
February 7, 2013
Look, I tried, I genuinely tried to like Shadowlands by Kate Brian, but apparently I am the worst at suspending disbelief because I ended up actually laughing out loud at serious and suspenseful sections. Don’t get me twisted, Shadowlands is mostly entertaining and it’s got a snappy pace, however, I just wasn’t entirely invested and for most […]