a mess, once made, cannot be unmade.

Beautiful but too good to be true. Beautiful but not for long. All beautiful things ended. I learned that the hard way.

Truth be told this story isn't actually that spicy don't get me wrong when it goes "down" it goes hard. I think this story is actually kind of sweet in a really messed up way. "A coma broken with a single deadly kiss" all instigated by Baby Sun.(maybe spoiler). This story deals with a lot of heavy topics like grief, death, betrayal, torture, sex trafficking. All in all I would wholeheartedly recommend.

What hair color did they put on bald people‘s driver‘s licenses?

This story is about Buck, a down and out and his new job as an intern to the literal Angel of Death. Yes that is a thing you can be. The only thing that I dislike about this story is the occasional grammatical errors. I loved the fact that one of the main characters is John Dillinger moonlighting as a union delegate. This was a really funny story. I loved Buck's views on his life and the things that he does. I would

Fear is a self-inflicted wound before you‘ve even started the fight

There are a few things I love about this book, the first being the overall theme of family. Family is the people that stand up and are there for you. Evident by the actions of Pavo, Aries, Rion and the Predators. I love that among the actions were some seriously tear jerk worthy moments. O I loved that the main character was a person of color that was not a gangbanger or any other stereotype and that the entire cast is so diverse.

I have not read any authors that attempted to tackle this. I loved the Intrigue and the big reveal of the “Final Boss”. I was disappointed in the Demons end game. It had a very Bond villain vibe.

. I did like that this story did jump in the deep end of magical worlds and conflicts. I forgot that "epic adventures" do take a very long time to get to action or the point of the story because each chapter is dedicated to building the greater world around the character, if that makes sense.

This is an epic journey about random assortment of teenagers that end up doing nothing really. The best parts of this story was really the adults and the secrets. I really hate that the main characters are all so arrogant and naïve. But if you like epic adventures with magic, the dead and fate this would be your jam.

I really thought just based off of the cover and that it is a Dystopian that it may be a new take on "Animal Farm", I was wrong. This story was not my cup of tea. There was just so much happening from multiple species genocide, avocado wars, and a circle jerk committee bent on the subjection of the masses and a super pig. I do get that it is suppose to be a tongue and cheek satire on our current

A chance encounter with her Lucas of a childhood friend sets a series of events into motion that wasn‘t actually all that bad. Also I deeply dislike Lucas. I really really did not like Lucas he seemed disingenuous, manipulative and childish. He gets upset for all the wrong things at the wrong times. Hes naïve is just aggravating especially the whole Abagail thing. I hate that Ro just became that person she didn‘t want to become because of him.

This story is very much Chronicle meets Stranger Things.

I also feel like 50 Shades of Grey influenced a lot about Damon the fmc boss. I swear Damon literally said "I'm not the man for you. You should stay clear of me. I have to let you go". Much like Ana Steel the fmc struggles to come to grips with what she wants out of life and from the men she loves. So, I would recommend to 50 shades of grey fans but not to people that hate books that end on a cliff hanger.

I felt like it took the zombie genre in a different direction without it sounding corny or odd. It examines what it would really look like if people were "cured". It defiantly will leave an impression.

Powerful mothers leave a legacy for their children to discover.

“Nothing as intoxicating as choosing to love someone even after you know the real person.”

The prayers of a righteous person accomplishes much.”

Hope has two beautiful daughters; their names are Anger and Courage. Anger at the way things are—and Courage to see that they do not remain as they are.

When you are a mother, you are never really alone

She would stay with him on this side until Yeshua arrived to escort her best friend through the valley of the shadow of death. Shadows were never permanent. They appeared and disappeared depending on the angle of the sun.

Every child is a seed packed full of promises and potential, and we must be careful what soil we plant these little seeds in.

Big destinies quite often begin awkward and even insignificant.

Not for the faint of heart , definitely had parts that brought tears to my eyes. But to be fair the author does warn you on page 1 “ you want to skip the chapters that feature the most heart-wrenching parts of Cillian‘s journey, do not read” and proves the chapters to avoid. The story is told in such a way you can‘t help but feel all the emotions the main characters are suffering with. You can not read this story and feel nothing.

“The subject matter, words used, and some scenes can cause triggers and will be offense to some, but racism isn‘t pretty” Speechless after reading Cocoa and Maverick story. The author did an amazing job telling this complex story. “Racism is an ugly thing in the world today, but I believe it can be outshined by love and understanding”. I sort of love and hated the ending.

The saddest discovery you can ever make is realizing you‘ve fallen truly, madly, and deeply in love with a dream that will never be.

I‘ve come here like an ocean reaching and running toward her as though she‘s my shore.

“I see it like this. Love is like a wall you can‘t climb or penetrate. The only way in is a swinging door. Sometimes you‘re lucky enough that it opens to let you in. But if you wait too long, it‘s going to slam like a motherfucker in your face. You wouldn‘t look great with a flat face so I say go for it.”

“I think irrational love can be the best kind of love.”

“You wear your skin like silk.”

I thought the story would be about Lucas being a typical white knight that comes to save a bohemian damsel in distress. I love it when a book does something I did not expect. In my opinion I think the main character is actually Law. I‘m so happy she didn‘t settle for less.

The story follows Julia a government agent and her new asset Sam as the work together to foil a plot against the country. Although the means of this threat seemed a-little far fetched the overall concept of the book was great. The overall idea of Sam was great an a innovated approach to a spy novel

Mysterious illnesses borne by advanced technologies. The appearance of a unique entity. Can a CIA agent and her unusual new partner complete the mission that just might save the human race?

It‘s not that I never thought about it. Girls. Women. It‘s that I thought about it too much.

There are so many ways to lose a person. Of all things, this is what I know best.

No one can hurt you the way a mother can. No one can love you the way a mother can.

One day I won‘t recognize myself in sad things.

I never been more confused in my life while reading a book

“We all have faith,” his voice was soothing. “Each person chooses to put their trust in something. Some people put their faith in science, some in their finances, some in philosophies, relationships, beauty.

The truth is, we all long for a world like the ones shown in the Disney movies. A place where we are invited to play a special role in a story full of adventure, love, beauty, laughter and happiness. We long to be part of a romance with a happily ever after.

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Let me start by saying political/financial mysteries is not my cup of tea. I was compelled to read this story because its blurb sounded interesting. I did like how the story started off with a literal bang. However i did struggle to get through it because it such a long time for action to take place. There was a lot of moving pieces(characters) that if you didn't pay close attention you probably would forget whom the characters.

The past has a clarity I no longer see in the present

Few things are more distracting than the cruel stores we tell ourselves

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Nagle shifted from facial to manual gestures. He lifted his arms, palms up. Meaning: The fuck you talking about?
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Jeffery deaver

Candace dowds “played” is a dope concept for a book. I honestly thought it was gonna run along the lines of the “sin series “(which I love btw) but i was pleasantly surprised. The only issue I had is it had the Anna Todd(rude boy) problem you know where one word was used to describe the main character by the whole cast multiple times.

Regret is an unproductive emotion, what‘s done is done

CAN YOU STILL LOVE SOMEONE WHOSE FACE YOU ARE FORGETTING WHOSE VOICE YOU CAN NO LONGER HEAR ?