At times it's a bit difficult to figure out which life Rose is on but the what ifs push the story forward and as someone who doesn't want children and has been judged by it this book struck a cord. It made me feel seen and I think it will do that to other readers like me.
Typical love story. Boy meets girl. Boy and girl get married. Girl gives up her job to be a stay at home mom. Boy leaves Girl. He kicks her out, closes all their accounts and wants a divorce.
Naomi isn't going to hin get away with this. She's going after Veronica, the new girl. She hires a Ezra as her lawyer and she is going to fight.
The Divorce is told from Naomi and Veronica's point of view. This is a fast paced book and the audiobook narrators make this messy divorce story fly by. McFadden's work are quickly becoming one of my favorite guilty pleasure reads.
This book is around 192 pages and not for me. I wish I had never read this book.
Expected Publication Date: July 7. 2026
Billie grew up in a small town in Wisconsin. She left her family and friends behind to make her dream of becoming a physician come true. She is living in New York with her fiance. She is running a successful fertility clinic with her two friends. Her life is going well but it's about to be turned upside down.
Mick, her ex boyfriend calls with devastating news. Billie hops on a plane back home. Being back home bring back memories from the past. Billie also has to make some major decisions that will affect not only her life but that of others.
Love You More is told in future and past tense. This is a story about love. Not just romantic love but the love we have for others. Giffin writes well developed characters. Her character's are so real you become fully invested in the story. Put some time aside to read this book because you won't want to put it down.
*** I received a free copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Josh just relocated to LA and happens to be best friends with Kristen's fiance. Josh is a firefighter and boyfriend material. He is also a good friend and overall kind person. He is getting over a previous relationship that left him riddled with credit card debt. He is frustrated being the probie of the firehouse. The calls they often go on are frustrating leading him to question his career choice.
Kristen and Josh have a chance encounter before they discover they have a connection via friends. Kristen and Josh form friendship of sorts and help one another out. There is passion and sparks between them. They both love fiercely but with love comes pain.
The Friend Zone ihad me laughing and crying. It broke my heart more than once. Prepare yourself to be consumed by Josh, Kristen, Stuntman Mike and their friends lives.
Annie is newly divorced, an empty nester and on a cruise alone after her sister had to back out.
The cruise will take place over 4 days and features a much loved boy band from the 1990s. She's sharing a cabin with a stranger and while Annie used to be a huge fan of Boy Talk time has changed her tastes but she's in for a surprise.
Alcoholic drinks are a plenty, fans are decked out, Boy Talk is putting on shows but underneath it all there is drama, tension and high emotions. Annie is trying to make the best of it while Sarah the bands production manager is doing everything she can to keep the band from falling apart.
American Fantasy is such a fun read!
It wasn't what I expected. I had it on my TBR pile for a while as I didn't expect to love it. This is a perfect beach or vacation read. Emma quickly becomes the friend you wish you had.
There are multiple points of views and we finally get to learn more about Xander. He is by far the most interesting character and without his point of view the book and the plague this book would have fallen flat. I wish Matched had been a stand alone because Crossed and Reached don't match it's energy or uniqueness. I expected an epic series but it ended up as mediocre at best.
This book feels completely different from Matched. It moves rather slow but action starts to take place in the 2nd half which saves the book. I had high expectations of this book which resulted in me being disappointed. The book is told in dual POV and has much needed new character's.
This book suffers from the much known second book syndrome and I'm not sure if I like any of the main characters anymore. I was also left wanting to know more about Xander since so much of the focus is on Cassia and Ky. There are quite a few plot twists and while I didn't love this book I am too invested in the series and will have to re-read the third.
I did read this book back in November of 2011 and while looking at that review I discovered that I remain consist on my thoughts regarding this book. I find it interesting that I didn't remember much of this book but I after rereading it I can see why.
Dawn misses her mom and new friends in Stoneybrook but the familiar life in Cali makes her want to live there. Dawn has to make a decision on where she is going to live. This is fairly true to life feeling about being a child of divorce and trying to decide which place feels more like home.
The pages are beautiful and made me miss my life in So Cal. Excellent read for these hot summer days.
She doesn't know it yet but this is going to be her saving grace because the next morning her fiance calls off the wedding. Franke is confused and hurt. Her life is falling apart, she moved back in with her parents and is trying to get her life back on track. George convinces Frankie to go on her already paid for honeymoon.
They both go out of their normal comfort zone and reconnect while rediscovering themselves. This book is predictable but fun. Easy read. Perfect for fans of the friends to lovers trope.
Rose Napolitano has always known that she doesn't want kids. When she meets Luke she makes it clear that she doesn't want childre...
