Review: This is for Tonight - Jessica Patrick - May 2021 First off, I have to say that I am head over heels in love with this book cover. It is so simple yet with the colors - it just popped and worked brilliantly and stood out to me. In This is For Tonight by Jessica Patrick we meet Andi and her twin brother Jordan. Andi spends her time making a youtube channel featuring her love of crafting and DIY and her brother Jordan is the jock of the family. When her brother wins a basketball scholarship to college at SCU, he is covered but after their dad died and now Andi has lost out on her chance of winning a scholarship, she has to come up with a creative idea. When her brother gets them two tickets to a major music festival, where the band The Known is playing. She comes up with an idea to film at the festival and branch out and make money possibly with her Youtube channel. At the festival, she meets a cute guy named Jayden but what will happen when she soon realizes that it is the one yo...

Review: Dog Girl - Gabi Justice - November 2020 I have to admit I wasn't 100% sure what this book was but the fact it was a Swoon Romance had me interested. The book started with me a little confused about what was happening as we are faced with Kendall rescuing a dog that has been tied to the rail tracks in the dead of the night. Turns out Kendall's mums run a Dog Shelter and Rescue and Kendall helps with saving dogs. I have to admit I didn't like Kendall as she felt like such an awkward character and I found it hard to connect with her. It's like I get that you are anxious, but seriously do you have to be OTT with it all. One of the rescues ends up going viral and Kendall ends up being plastered over social media and TV and soon her face is out there and she gets stuck with the nickname #DogGirl. Now Kendall is about to be submerged into a world of trolls and mean comments and learn the downside of Social Media. For Kendall who gets anxious anyway, this is her worst n...

 

Review: The Con Code - Shana Silver - August 2020 Before Fiona learned her ABC's and how to count and everything needed for school, she was being taught the art of heists and forgeries. She was, of course, her parent's daughter. Her parents were two of the biggest criminals. Her mother a mastermind at forgeries and stealing and her father - the charmer. That was until she was younger and her mother disappeared and it was just her and her Dad pulling the jobs and as Fiona got older, she soon learned that by retrieving her mother's forgeries - they each contained a potential clue to tracking down her whereabouts. It is Fiona's last year at high school and now her Dad has been caught by the FBI and it's up to Fiona along with her best friends to track down the rest of her mother's forgeries and follow the clues to find her. However as the group goes on the run and tries to track down their mother, they will have to remain a few steps above the F...