Bookish Ramblings from a book-obsessed girl
Title: You Owe Me A Murder
Author: Eileen Cook
Release Date: March 5, 2019
Book Form: ARC
Page Count: 368
Genre: YA Thriller, Mystery
Publisher: HMH Books for Young Readers
Disclaimer: I received this arc in exchange for an honest review from the publisher.
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Ava: A Hart Twins Novel
by Charyse Allan
Genre: YA Romance/Suspense
Release Date: January 29th 2019
Summary:
Ava has everything planned, as usual. Finish senior year at the top of her class, perform her best dance routine at the dance concert, and have the greatest prom ever. But her best friend, Cade, has other ideas. He convinces Ava to abandon her rigid schedule and enjoy her last year of high school. After letting her hair down for one amazing night and exchanging a steamy kiss with Cade, she’s ready to explore this carefree side of herself, until someone plays a cruel joke on her. Humiliated and hurt, Ava retreats into her carefully constructed box, hoping everything will go back to normal.
But it doesn’t. What she thought was a prank has turned out to be so much more, and she doesn’t even know the half of it. Determined to handle the situation herself, Ava hides her true feelings from her friends and her new love interest, but is quickly pushed past her breaking point. The survival of a sickening betrayal, a broken heart, and a perilous attack mean very little when lost in a game you don’t even know you’re playing.
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Title: The Art of Losing
Author: Lizzy Mason
Release Date: Feb 19, 2019
Book Form: ARC
Page Count: 336
Genre: YA Contemporary, Romance
Disclaimer: I received this arc in exchange for an honest review from Soho Teen.
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Black Blade
H.G. Lynch
(Reaper Born Trilogy, #2)
Publication date: February 8th 2019
Genres: Adult, Paranormal, Romance
Having moved country, fallen in love, and killed the demon responsible for his father’s death, Ruairidh could do with a break.
Instead, he’s being arrested for his girlfriend’s murder, being stalked by demons, and seeing a Fetch that indicates the death of someone close to him.
This time, Ru isn’t just failing Maths and fighting demons – he’s going to the demon realm to bring back the soul of his loved one, and it’s going to take more than his sword and his wits if he wants to make it back to the living world.
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First things first, I have to come out and say that I really, really did not enjoy this book.
Like, at all. It was not the book for me.
So far, I have really loved the James Patterson Presents imprint. I loved Girls of Paper and Fire, and Gunslinger Girl and Once & Future are some of my most anticipated. However, this one really fell short. I was hoping for a fun, spooky campfire story, and that is not at all what I got.
So, if you want to hear me rant about this book – my first low star review on this blog – you’ve come to the right place. So here we go.
DISCLAIMER: I reviewed an ARC copy of this book.
I’m back with my ambitious TBRs! I’m so excited about everything I have to read this month – it’s such an awesome selection! I’m participating in Book Battle as usual, and this month is all about fairy tales! I’m on team Beauty and the Beast, and I’m hoping to help bring my team to victory!
January was a great month for quality reading! I read five books this month, and really enjoyed most of them! Read on to see a little bit about what I thought of these books!
I have heard so much about Emma Mills since I got back into reading. Everyone seems to rave about her cute contemporaries, and I’ve been meaning to pick up something by her for a while, but never got around to it. I am so grateful that Henry Holt sent me a review copy of her newest novel, Famous in a Small Town – because I LOVED it!
I’m not usually the biggest fan of cute contemporaries, but Emma Mills has such a fantastic writing style, I was pulled in immediately and had a hard time putting it down. I finished it in as little time as possible! Read on for the rest of my thoughts on this awesome book.
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Happy New Year, everyone! I’m so excited for a new year of reading and amazing books. I’m participating in Book Battle again for January, and I’m so ready for a month of great reading!
My TBR for last month was overly ambitious, but I feel like this month is obtainable. These are all great books that I can’t wait to get into, and I hope you’ll come along with me and read all the reviews of these awesome reads! I’m a bit late posting this TBR, so I’ve already read some of these, and, spoiler alert – the ones I’ve read have all received high ratings from me! Reviews to come!
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