Review: Play The Game - Book #3 Hannaford Prep Series - J.Bree - December 2019 In a bit of a book slump this past week, I decided to try and catch up on older books from my devices and hopped back into the Hannaford Prep Series with Book #3. I had a look on Goodreads and it had been about 9 months since I read Book #2. I have to admit, I wasn't overall impressed with Book #3 Play the Game as I felt the storyline was way too busy and I found the relationship between the guys Ash, Blaise, and Harley and then her friendship with Avery odd. It was like in a way she was a tease and that despite the four of them being under her wing, it was too strange a relationship as was a very slow burn, and in this book is so many characters - I found their story frustrating. I did love the darkness of when Ash told the story about his dad and Joey and OMFG that ending was like WOAH as I knew the particular character was going to be gone by other reviews and later books but didn't know-how. I al...

Review: Just Drop Out - Book #1 Hannaford Prep Year One Series - J.Bree - August 2019 Eclipse aka Lips Anderson grew up in the foster care system and then had to fight her way to survive and this ended up her winning a coveted spot as one of the Twelve on the Jackals aka Matteo's team. This now makes her one of the most dangerous people around. She also has been trying to get out of this life and managed to get herself not only emancipated but also a scholarship to the rich and wealthy school Hannaford Prep. When Lips arrives though, she is treated as Mounty trash and the school's rich and wealthy family the Beaumonts will try and get rid of her. The bullying in this book is quite intense compared to other bullymance books. In some parts it rivaled Rachel Angel's Bad Boys of Kingsbury Prep but not as intense.  With Lips power on the outside and the favours that she has managed to build up over the years from the others in the Twelve, Lips will survive her ...