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FIRST THINGS FIRST: I know this book can technically be read as a stand-alone contemporary romance, but I HIGHLY recommend reading the original Transcend duology first. It gives backstory to Nate’s character that you won’t otherwise get and it adds so much more meaning and depth to a few of the characters, and this story … Continue reading Fortuity by Jewel E Ann
Finishing this book was such a bittersweet feeling. It left me feeling so complete, brimming with so many emotions, and—honestly, I could just sob. That’s how full I felt after flipping that last page. It’s the feeling you get after clicking the last piece of a massive puzzle in place. The feeling when you step … Continue reading Epoch by Jewel E Ann
I don’t know that I can quite find the words to explain all the things that this book made me feel. It made me ache in so many different ways and for so many different reasons. I ached with joy. I ached with heartbreak. I ached because the characters ached. I ached because their story … Continue reading Transcend by Jewel E Ann
Let it be known that this book had me laughing from the first page to the last. And not just a giggle. No, I mean proper unattractive snorting laughter. At least three times I had to stop reading because I was laughing so hard I couldn’t see the next line. And at least five times … Continue reading The Worst Best Man by Mia Sosa
I was warned that this book would make me cry, but I wasn’t warned that I’d be crying 42 pages in (yes, I checked what page it was). This book HURT me. Over and over. The fact that it was written in a back and forth of History (past) chapters and Now (present) chapters somehow … Continue reading History is All You Left Me by Adam Silvera
This book was nearly impossible to put down once I’d started and if it hadn’t been for the fact that I’d started it too late in the day, I would’ve binged it in one sitting! I LOVED how the whole story and the plot and the characters just sucked me right in and didn’t want … Continue reading Tweet Cute by Emma Lord
First of all, let me start by saying that if you plan to read this book and haven’t read Not The Girl You Marry... GO DO THAT 😂 I realised about halfway through that the leading female character in this book is the sister of the main guy in the last Andie J. Christopher book … Continue reading Not That Kind of Guy by Andie J. Christopher
This book was oddly fun to read. And I feel like the cover is both fitting and not at the same time? 😂 But then again, this book is also really unique. It’s both a comedy and a mystery at the same time and I’m not gonna lie—I’m kind of digging it 👀 It was … Continue reading Siri, Who Am I? by Sam Tschida
Okay, so I knew I loved Nick from the moment he hit the page in the first book (just like what happened with Rich and Cade). He has that quiet genius personality to him that really drags you in because it adds mystery to his whole persona. You never really know him as a reader … Continue reading Anyone But Nick by Penelope Bloom
Cade and Iris’s story was so much fun to read because they both have such fun personalities! They have a similar sense of humour and Cade’s jokes-all-the-way attitude mixed with Iris’s feistiness made this book so amusing from the first page to the last 😂 Right from book one, I was so invested in seeing … Continue reading Anyone But Cade by Penelope Bloom
