After hearing so much buzz about The Kiss Quotient, I knew I had to read it! I am so happy to say it totally lives up to the hype. It deserves all the stars! The Kiss Quotient follows Stella, an intelligent and wealthy econometrician who has Aspergers. Since dating makes her uncomfortable, she hires an escort to help teach her how to date!
Grim Lovelies by Megan Shepherd Blog Tour
Grim Lovelies follows Anouk, a maid who works for an evil witch that transformed her from animal to human. Following the death of the evil witch, Anouk travels around Paris for a spell that will keep her and her other ‘beastie’ friends human. I really enjoyed the characters in this book. While Anouk sometimes seemed childish, she’s blinded by the world the witch, Mada Vittoria, has given her.
The Night Door by Frank Cammuso
Graphic novels are interesting to me but I typically pick up my favourite genres first. I enjoyed this one so I’m really happy I picked it up! The Night Door follows Edison Beaker who is afraid of the dark. When he and his sister Tesla go on a service call with their Uncle, they go behind the Night Door. While trying to find their Uncle, they run into monsters!
10 Books to Read in October 2018
Fall is the perfect time to curl up with a blanket and read a great book. So today I’m sharing 10 new books to read in October 2018! I happen to have a few ARCs for some of these books. So I’m excited to read them and post some reviews for you all!
September 2018 Reading Wrap-Up!
It’s the end of another month and today I’m sharing my September 2018 reading wrap-up! The fall is my favourite time of year. I love the cooler weather and all the colours. There’s nothing better than curling up with a good book!
Love and Luck by Jenna Evans Welch
When I read Love and Gelato by Jenna Evans Welch, I immediately loved the writing style and the book itself. Needless to say, as soon as I heard she was releasing another book, it quickly became an anticipated read for me. Unfortunately, I didn’t really love this book as much as the first one.
