Lia is navigating periods, crushes, family and friendships. She's learning how to be a friend and find herself.
This is a perfect book for preteens and teens. It deals with acceptance, different perspectives and owning personal mistakes. This novel is believable and true to life.
The artwork is beautiful and eye catching. I love each panel and how it highlights the story.
Jen Waite's life is turned upside down when she comes to the realization that her husband and father of her child is a psychopath. Jen's memoir details her life with her husband in first person. It is raw, honest and heartbreaking.
Waite shares the discovery of the email that leads to her uncovering the infidelity, betrayal and lies in her marriage. There are lies hidden under lies and the manipulation runs deep.
Waite tells her story in before and after chapters. We learn about the first meeting, the courtship, the marriage and everything leading up to the end.
This is a super easy and fast read.
A dash of golden fur rushes into the street. Sloan slams her brakes to avoid hitting the dog and to her surprise the dog jumps into her car via the sunroof and snuggles her with love. In an effort to return the dog to it's owner Sloan leaves message after message but doesn't hear back.
Sloan quickly finds herself falling in love with Tucker. He is helping her get through the grief of losing her fiance by giving her purpose. She's finally leaving the house, going on walks and living. When Tucker's owner, Jason returns her call she makes arrangements to continue caring for him until Jason returns from Australia.
Sloan keeps Jason updated on Tucker and they quickly build a bond. They have long conversations and flirt. They have a strong attraction for one another and when the meet sparks fly.
Jason neglected to tell Sloan that is is the Jaxon Walters! A musician who is on the cusp of becoming internationally famous! Sloan and Jason need to decide what the future holds for them and Tucker.
The story unfolds beautifully. The build up of the relationship is sweet, sexy and fun. The character's are well developed and interesting. Tucker is mischievous and loving. Jimenez has a way of bringing dogs to life on the pages of books. She makes you fall in lov
e with them.
I wasn't aware that this was the 2nd book in a series. It stands alone and you do NOT need to read the first book. This is a romance book you will enjoy reading.
After a brief fling Savannah Mitchell finds out she is pregnant. She informs Max and he tells her that he has reconciled with his ex, Madison. After speaking with Madison, Max lets Savannah know that Madison isn't upset - that she is excited and wants to help.
Savannah is open to having a friendly co-parenting relationship but Madison soon starts to blur the lines and test boundaries. Madison shows up uninvited, makes demands of Savannah and starts to act as the baby is hers. Savannah brings her concerns up to Max but he makes excuse after excuse for Madisons unhinged behavior. Savannah is at her wits end and then things take a sinister turn and the intensity of the book is dialed up to 10.
This is a dark thriller full of sharp turns and character's you will love to hate. The Better Mother is plot driven and will have you questioning everyone.
Natalie Heller Millls has climbed the social media ranks and is an influencer. She has 8 million followers not all of them are fans
Her life seems ideal but behind the scenes there are producers, nannies and family drama.
Her husband comes from a life of privilege and with that comes political aspirations.
Natalie seemingly perfect life is turned upside down when she wakes up and finds herself living in a different life. Everything is different. Her home is no longer updated, her kids are different and life is full of hardships. No electricity, running water or modern conveniences like the internet.
Life is hard and full or hardships. She doesn't like her husband or children and something feels off. She tries to escape but fails and is forced to deal with her new reality.
Yesteryear explores many topics such as religion, patriarchy, abuse and postpartum depression. Natalie is an unreliable and unlikable character which pushes the book forward in a way that delivers a unforgettable read.
Rose peeks into the window of a shop and see's a book titled, "Diary of an Octopus". She rushes into the store and flips through the book. She is shocked and frightened to see the events of her teenage years laid out on the pages of the book.
The content is from her diary that was written on a laptop she lost many years ago. Rose is determined to figure out how Emily Harper the author of the book got her laptop.
Rose manages to integrate herself into Emily's life in order to get the laptop back before her darkest secrets are revealed.
Rose moves in with Emily and things get dark fast. Expect twists, turn and an unreliable narrator. The pace and drama unfolds quickly which makes for a quick read.
Dixie Mulligan and Swayer are best friends. The keep in contact long distance. Every spring Dixie visits her aunt and Swayer in Cielo Springs California. Dixie has decided that this summer she is going to tell Swayer that she is in love with him. Her plans are crushed when she see's Swayer kissing someone else.
Dixie focuses on helping her aunt, cousin and Swayer fix up her aunts movie theater while pining for Swayer. Dixie is keeping secrets and when one revealed Swayer is hurt. Dixie also has another secret one that could change her life.
Dixie and her family have the ability to rewind ONE event in their life. The process requires permission and reports that are put out family members. Dixie is trying to decided it she wants to use her rewind to revisit a missed opportunity with Swayer in New York (where she lives). Before she has the opportunity to do so events transpire that keep readers turning the pages to see how the story is going to unfold.
Rewind is told via current day along with flashbacks to the past. This book is a perfect read to stay cool inside as the hot days of summer approach us.
Cassandra Calin has done it again! The 2nd book in the New Girl series is a hit. The art work is creative and the storyline shows true st...
