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Minute Reviews [31]
Oh hey, it’s time for more Minute Reviews! Once again I’m terribly behind on reviews and this is the best way I know to knock out a few at once.
Genre: New Adult
In Review: Desperately Seeking Roommate by Micalea Smeltzer
When I started Desperately Seeking Roommate, I was hoping it would be a fun read, something to get me out of my funk. I couldn’t have picked a better book.
In Review: Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston
I was half in love with Red, White & Royal Blue before I’d read a single page. I just knew I was going to love this one. What a debut novel! ?
In Review: The Lying Hours (How to Date a Douchebag #5) by Sara Ney
The Lying Hours is a great addition to an already fantastic series. It was grin-inducing and virtually unputdownable. What a fun, swoony and sexy read!
In Review: Top Secret by Sarina Bowen & Elle Kennedy
I can’t even begin to tell you how excited I was when the ARC for Top Secret hit my Kindle. Separately, Sarina and Elle are two of my top fave authors. Together? They’re freaking magical.
In Review: Time (Laws of Physics #3) by Penny Reid
Time — and the entire Laws of Physics series — is Penny at her best. I can’t think of a more fitting conclusion to Abram and Mona’s story arc.
In Review: Space (Laws of Physics #2) by Penny Reid
Y’all, Penny Reid is killing me with the Laws of Physics series. And I totally mean this as a compliment. Space was a fantastic installment and I NEED MORE.
In Review: Motion (Laws of Physics #1) by Penny Reid
Penny Reid’s books are like catnip for me. They’re smart, funny and sexy and, more often than not, I find myself cheesy-grinning my way through the entire thing. Motion was all of these things.
In Review: The Risk (Briar U #2) by Elle Kennedy
I’ve basically been waiting for The Risk since finishing The Chase last fall. I loved Brenna and I just couldn’t wait to see who she’d pair off with.