Review: That Night - Cyn Balog - June 2019 Ever since the pair of them were young, Hailey and Kane have been inseparable and the best of friends. They were also each other's first when they were fifteen. It happened, and they never talked about it again. The pair though they were considered in different cliques as Kane was the boy everyone wanted and Hailey was one of the normal they were still friends. Then summer happened, and Kane's dad got married, and he acquired a new stepbrother who was a couple of years older than him - Declan. All of a sudden everyone wanted a piece of Declan and Hailey fell hard for him. The pair started dating, and Kane began dating Hailey's on/off again friend Luisa. Then fast forward a year later, and it's Valentine's day, and Declan is found dead. He supposedly has committed suicide.  The book fast forwards to a year after the incident and Hailey is trying to settle back into normal life and routine when D...

Review: Advice from a Jilted Bride - Book #2 The Baileys - Piper Rayne - March 2019 A favorite author of mine is the duo known as Piper Rayne as their series have the right amount and balance of humor and seriousness. You also feel connected to the whole characters and have this strong sense of friendship and family values throughout all their different series. Advice from a Jilted Bride is Book #2 in her new series "The Baileys' which are a family of siblings - nine of them who were left to bind together and raise one another when their parents died in a tragedy together. Book #1 was Austin's story, and now Book #2 is Brooklyn's. Brooklyn was due to get married today but instead found herself stood up at the altar and her groom decided to send her a text - I'm not coming. With all eyes on her, she rushes out and heads to the apartment they were meant to share and of course, what does every angry person do in a relationship? She chucks his stuff o...

Review: Verity - Colleen Hoover - December 2018 You know how you have those books that you get when they first release and then it takes you a while to get around to reading it, for me that was Verity by Colleen Hoover. Now I have read almost all of Colleen's books minus a couple, that I have and just haven't gotten around to it. Now, this particular book, I had heard a lot about, and readers had said it was different from her previous and scary. As I opened it and started reading it, I could see how it was different from her prior work, and I'm not sure if it was intentional as it was dedicated to Taryn Fisher, but I could see Verity being heavily influenced as it was similar to her work. The book starts with Lowen having a chance meeting with Jeremy ( I do have to admit I imagined Jeremy Sisto in my head for this character ), then learns he is the husband of a famous writer - Verity Crawford who is braindead. Lowen is given the opportunit...