It's only February and I'm already making a bold statement...
"The Perfect Life" by Erin Noelle is my favorite book of the year.
Will that change? Maybe. Maybe not. But what won't change is my absolute obsession with this wonderful book! Ms. Noelle has gone above and beyond to create and absolute masterpiece with this story.
When she and I first talked about the storyline back in September, I was really intrigued. I wanted to know how it was going to play out. So I started hounding her to get it done. And when she did, I wasn't disappointed. Because this really is the story you didn't see coming.
The gist of the story is that Monroe Cassidy's life seems perfect. And for all intents and purposes it is. But what if her life could get even better? What if the appeared perfection is actually holding her back from true perfection? What if?
Now, for those of you who are resisting this book because of the love triangle aspect, just trust me. Secrets and lies and twists and turns start happening almost immediately. Things are never exactly as they appear.
Sound vague? I know. But I don't want to ruin anything for you. Just trust me.
As always, Ms. Noelle's writing is impeccable. Her characters are relatable. Her story is interesting. And once again, she hits on a taboo topic that will leave you questioning why you thought it was taboo in the first place.
So my original opinion stands:
This is my favorite book of the year.
And it just might be yours, too. Get it by clicking here.
It always makes me nervous when someone gifts me a book that they love. I mean, what if I don't like it? What if I hate it? Maybe even worse, what if it's just ok? So I was a little concerned when I cracked open "Undeniably You" by Jewel E. Ann.
I shouldn't have been concerned at all.
"Undeniably You" has everything you could ever ask for in a romance novel: a hot guy, a beach, another hot guy, a dog, flirty banter, and a twist you never saw coming.
I was so engaged in this book that I couldn't put it down. In fact, I sent several Facebook messages to my friend saying, "I hate you. It's 2am and I have children that will be up in 4 hours, BUT I'M STILL READING!"
When a book supersedes sleep for a mom of a nursing baby, you know it's good.
Be forewarned, there will come a point in time, you won't know if you are rooting for the relationship or not. I couldn't figure out my own emotions at one point. But for good reason. And you'll find all that out when you get it by clicking here.
Don't miss this fun, sexy, engaging read!
Nerdy is the new sexy.
That's the motto of "Things Liars Fake", the final installment in Sara Ney's "Three Little Lies" series.
And sexy it is.
In "Things Liars Fake", we meet Daphne, a normal, all-American girl. And we meet Dexter. Nerdy. Sexy. Adorkable. Yes...adorkable.
As always, Ney's writing is fresh and easy. The storyline doesn't feel forced. The drama seems all too real.
The book itself is as adorkable as its main character.
And for $0.99, you can't go wrong with this one.
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