Punk 57 follows the story of Misha and Ryen, two mismatched penfriends, throughout their final year of school. With the spotlight firmly focused on the social aspects of their lives, the setting crossed between YA and NA. The shenanigans they got up to added to the angst with more than a few steamy moments thrown… Read more »
Knight might have been broken, but by the end of the book he was pieced back together with love. I smiled just as much as I teared up reading it, leaving me with a much needed bookbuzz! Let me get my gushing under control… OK it’s not going to happen soon so apologies in advance!… Read more »
Let me clarify, right now, the reason why Capture doesn’t have a 5 stars rating— there’s no freaking epilogue. NO EPILOGUE, PEOPLE! I live for epilogues. Epilogues complete me. I would marry romance epilogues if that was a thing. But let’s start from the beginning. After Attraction led to a hurried one-clicking of Heat so I could… Read more »
Oh, the angst!! Thank God the third and final part of this story is already out, or I’d have been having a ginormous meltdown right this second. One of my favorite parts of Heat was how instrumental Martin was for Kaitlyn’s “awakening”. She had been more or less living life behind a curtain and… Read more »
For the very first time in the history of me reading a Penny Reid story, I’m not buying it. I call bullshit! There is no freaking way these people are practically kids. And yet… I don’t give a flying fig because this book is SO FREAKING GOOD!!! Now, the first thing you need to… Read more »
Filthy Gods was a quick and entertaining beginning to a new series. I instantly connected with both Nathaniel and Juliette and their forbidden attraction. As the only son of a wealthy and influential family, Juliette is not on his family’s radar as someone in Nathaniel’s future. The book introduces readers to Nathaniel and Juliette… Read more »
