The Secret Recipe For Moving On by Karen Bischer
Check out our review of Karen Bischer’s young adult contemporary romance ‘The Secret Recipe For Moving On’ – and enter the giveaway while you’re here. Courtesy of Xpresso book Tours!
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Book Review: Minus Me by Mameve Medwed
Minus Me by Mameve Medwed was a beautifully written story that navigated loss, fixing relationships, and even locally famous Paul Bunyan sandwiches (which ps, how can get I get one of those?!) Rating: 4/5
Review: In The Mind of Revenge (The Shamed #1) by Liv Hadden
Liv Hadden’s “In The Mind of Revenge” is easily the most dark and twisted story I’ve ever had the pleasure of reading. Rating: 4/5
Review: For Real by Alison Cherry
Alison Cherry’s ‘For Real’ will take you around the world with two sisters… maybe. Rating: 3/5
Review: The Corridor (The Corridor #1) by A.N. Willis
A.N. Willis’ new series The Corridor is a fascinating look at a world with multiple universes and the one girl that needs to hold it all together. Rating: 3.5/5
Review: Insatiable by Shary Hauer
Shary Hauer’s memoir, Insatiable, is about a love-addict that really needs to love herself. Rating: 3/5
Review: Disappear Home by Laura Hurwitz
Disappear Home by Laura Hurwitz is a beautiful take at the hard life of two young girls in the early 70s. Rating: 5/5
Review: Dating Down by Stefanie Lyons
Stefanie Lyons’ young adult novel Dating Down is a story about love gone wrong, told through poems. Rating: 2.5/5
Review: Broken by Traci L. Slatton
Broken by Traci L. Slatton is a dark story of love and war in Paris, France 1939-1942. Rating: 4/5
Review: No One Needs to Know by Amanda Grace
No One Needs to Know by Amanda Grace has an LGBTQ love triangle between one girl and twins (!!!) – to be released on September 8th, 2014! Rating: 2/5
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