Reviewing the Unreviewed: February 2022
Let’s move on to February! I didn’t read as many books in February because of life reasons. I also reviewed exactly zero of the ones I did read.
Genre: New Adult
Review: Boyfriend by Sarina Bowen
I don’t read many new adult/college romances these days, but I had to make an exception for Sarina Bowen’s latest book, Boyfriend.
Review: Third Degree by Julie Cross
My Thoughts Izzy is a child prodigy. She’s brilliant, literal, and doesn’t possess many social skills. As a med student, social skills weren’t high on the list of qualities she needed to have. Now she’s been kicked out of the […]
Review: The Wicked We Have Done by Sarah Harian
My Thoughts I wasn’t really sure what to expect when I began reading this book. I read a lot of new adult, but this is the first that hasn’t been entirely romance-focused. Upon reading the synopsis, I wondered how a […]
Review: Best Kind of Broken by Chelsea Fine
My Thoughts I enjoyed Best Kind of Broken so, so very much. I love stories that throw together two characters in ways they can’t necessarily escape. It’s even more fun when they share a history and a TON of sexual […]
Review: Falling Under by Jasinda Wilder
My Thoughts Jasinda Wilder’s Falling series is one of the first new adult series I read and it’s no surprise it remains one of my favorites to this day. You can only imagine how excited I was to learn she […]
Review: Clipped Wings by Helena Hunting
My Thoughts Clipped Wings was an emotional and moving book that will stick with me for a very long time to come. The writing was exquisite, the characters incredibly complex and the plot one that grabbed ahold of me from […]
Review: Forever & Always by Jasinda Wilder
My Thoughts If there’s one universal truth in this world, it is that Jasinda Wilder’s characters will always evoke strong emotions in me. Cade and Ever were absolutely no exception to this. And, as a matter of fact, they definitely […]
Review: Before You by Jenna Bennett
My Thoughts Before I start this review, I have to be upfront and say I don’t read a lot of mystery books. I used to read mysteries almost exclusively while I was growing up, but I’ve moved away from that […]