It’s all kicking off in Saint View and, you guessed it, Lacey is at the centre of the chaos. Those new characters that appeared at the end of Dangerous Little Secrets are there to cause some serious trouble and reveal some shocking truths (as if we haven’t had enough of those already). After the first two books in the trilogy showed women being beaten down […]
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After that shocking cliffhanger we were left with at the end of Devious Little Liars it was hard to see how Lacey, Rafe, and Banjo’s relationship could recover. Then there was Lacey; after everything she’d been put through someone just had to come and kick her while she was down. I’m not going to say it’s all good (because clearly, it isn’t) but it does
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I kinda got to know the town of Saint View all out of order. My first introduction to the wrong side of town was in the Saint View Prison series, which was a fabulous read. One of the characters from Saint View High makes a brief crossover into the prison, but it never really occurred to me to go back and read the series. After
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Going into reading this book I was expecting a young adult to new adult read that probably wouldn’t be anywhere near as spicy as a good book should be. After all, our heroine was still living in a group home so she wasn’t old enough to be getting up to any naughtiness yet. But, it turns out that Lily only has a few weeks until
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I absolutely loved Black Wedding, the first book in the Brutally Beautiful series, and love that the world has so much potential for expansion. When I read the story I was curious to know Kellan’s backstory and what really happened with the mother of his child, Hallie. Dangerously Deceptive is Kellan’s prequel and answers all of these questions. I usually consider a prequel to be
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Book two of the Deception Duet picks up right where book one left off. Landry and Della have finally escaped their father, but instead of running to the safety of Ty Constantine, have landed in the clutches of Scout. Naturally, Landry is pissed that Ford Mann doesn’t exist and is actually a creation of the Mannford triplets but, after a little protestation, the romance gets
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Pledge Your Loyalty – My Review Pledge Your Loyalty seemed like the sort of college-based new adult novel that I might enjoy. Danger, pleasure, bloodshed… Bring it on. It didn’t take long to add in some serious steam and a case of mistaken identity. I thought I’d be hooked. Unfortunately, the next chapters didn’t follow through. Taylor could have been an excellent character, but unfortunately,
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Stellar – My Review Having loved Aerial so much, it was only natural that I dove straight into the second half of the duet before touching another book. It would’ve been rude not to. It was everything I hoped it would be: smart, sexy, and entertaining. If you thought Aerial was hot, Stellar is an inferno. While watching Fauve, Loup, Cody and Thibault get to
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Aerial – My Review I can’t remember the last time I enjoyed a book with so few triggers, quite so much. Aerial was one of the books that have been sitting on my Kindle for months, just waiting for the perfect time to be read. If I’m honest, I’m not entirely sure what drew me to it in the first place; it’s certainly not my
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A Promise of Torment – My Review In the four months since I read A Legacy Of Sorrow, I managed to do a classic Vic and pretty much forget the storyline of the book. I spent much of the first chapter of A Promise Of Torment wondering what the hell was going on because recalling the ending of the previous book was beyond me. Seriously,
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Harper Ray first released Behind The Mask in April 2020; In 2022 it was reworked and re-covered. I never got around to reading the original, so this review is based entirely on the revised 2022 edition of the book. It has now been re-released for 2023 and we’ll soon get to read the conclusion to the duet, Behind The Lies. Olivia’s story is both heartbreaking
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Can you believe it’s taken me this long to actually read one of K Webster’s books? Nope, me neither. Gonna have to do something about that. That said, Triple Threat was a good place to start. The book is the story of Landry, a friendless princess with a dark family secret. It’s also the tale of Ford Mann, a guy Landry meets at college and
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