In Review: Beautiful (Beautiful Bastard #10) by Christina Lauren
Beautiful is one of the most satisfying series conclusions I’ve read in a long time. I can’t think of one single thing I would change about it.
Source: I bought it!
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Who’s ready for more Minute Reviews? Today’s post is all about Richelle Mead’s Bloodlines series, one of my favorite series and one that I’ve not yet finished.
In Review: Wait for It by Mariana Zapata
My love for Wait for It — and, let’s be honest, all of Mariana Zapata’s books — knows no bounds. This was the second time I read it and I connected with it so much more this time around.
In Review: Finding Cinderella (Hopeless #2.5) by Colleen Hoover
I have no excuse for just now having read Finding Cinderella. But truth be told, I pretty much totally forgot about it until I was pulling CoHo books for a bookstagram photo. It’s a short novella, but it packed a pretty good emotional punch. Which is, you know, not surprising when it comes to a CoHo book.
In Review: Van (Cold Fury Hockey #9) by Sawyer Bennett
I was really nervous about Van because, well, he wasn’t the most likable guy in Lucas. But OMG did I fall in love with him and this book. Van had some major grump going on, but underneath it all he was amazing.
In Review: Lucas (Cold Fury Hockey #8) by Sawyer Bennett
Sawyer Bennett is one of those authors whose work I always enjoy. Lucas was no exception, even if I kinda wanted to shake sense into both characters at times. There was a lot of back and forth, but ultimately I liked where everything ended up. It was a good, solid read that totally fed my need for some hockey romance.