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RedReviews4You

Joined November 2024

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Absorbed | Jaime Townzen

This book was a real surprise & high school as I remember it, the world of simmering passions, high feelings, confusion, uncertainty, & all the insecurities. This book will transport back and leave you reflecting on what you survived. Luckily for most of us, these sad and tragic events the Stacey must experience are ones that will only play out in fiction, however the power and nuance of Jaime Townzen's writing comes making U part of the story

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With a wonderful tension built out of blending two great angsty yet comic tropes, this author blends Brothers Best Friend with Second Chance Romance in the best way! If you like banter and dialogue as much as I do then you have a great choice here for a wonderful weekend read. Clean, funny, romantic, and wonderfully written I enjoyed every page and the glimpses into the lives of characters I have met before in other books by Wilde.

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The First Love Myth | Casey Dembowski

This was a spectacular book that celebrated the bonds is sisters & the power of sisterly love to help us get through life & those moments when Love is forming and falling apart around use. It challenges us to think about question like How do we know we are in love? How do know what to recognize as Love? I saw so much of myself and my blood sister in this book as well as my chosen found sister.

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The Devourer | Alison Ames

A book for those looking to be seen & understood while learning to see & understand themselves highlighting all the mixed up feelings that teens go through as they separate from family & begin to define themselves. It claims that space and builds on it, so every reader feels like they are part of the crew of in a narrative that uses the darker side of YA Horror and Fantasy in a banter filled and surprisingly raw and insightful book.

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Murder for Two (A Tariq Twins Mystery) | Murder for Two (A Tariq Twins Mystery)
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A YA Middle School Cozy Murder Mystery with neurodivergent twins that have been separated since infancy and reconnect one Break. With Parent Trap vibes this precocious pair seek to understand not just the world they are now forced the share but deal with learning to celebrate their own selves, their cultural heritage, and even parts of their religion all while solving a murder mystery.

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Power, beauty, vision, and hope all lie at the heart of this flooded landscape. I hope this book is viewed as speculative science fiction when it is looked back at in 100 years rather than as a missed Memo and warning. I hope we take a note of the question that is so often posed in this work today - “Didn't they know this coming? Couldn't they have done anything?“ “

Thank you NetGalley and St Martin's Press for the ebook I read

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This book was so much more than I expected. It was touchingly sweet, beautifully spicy, and a humorous romantic comedy read, but it had the perfect amount of real emotion & vulnerability to make this go from being a standard beach read to becoming a fully developed novel that would not let me go. If you enjoy the blend of humor & emotions that a rom coms like 50 First Dates had, than you will want to check this book out.

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One Sentence Review : An original and humorous read filled with character you will love and others you will love to hate, Pippa Grant will transport you to a destination wedding that will leave you giggling and wondering what the Bad Boy is really feeling behind his twinkling eye, quirky laugh, and seemingly completely carefree personality.

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One Sentence Review: A fun, flirty, and spicy romance that flips the script on your favorite tropes but along with the humor and spice, this book also highlights the power of love to help us better understand how our past shapes who we are and what we expect from Love.

Thank You NetGalley and Flatiron Books for ecopy that I read.

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I have literally devoured this book. Luckily it is a holiday today so I could stay up all night reading, yes I did literally fall asleep over my kindle last night. I don't know how I arrived so late to The Blood wing Academy Party, but I am so glad that I have found it now.

What can I say about this book that will get you to try it, beyond this is an author who is publishing Book Two soon and is always known for finishing her series.

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Smoke Season | Amy Hagstrom

A Spine Chilling, Heart Pounding Race against a Wildfire to save the life a small child! A work of fiction that is plausible and powerful that read as if it was ripped from the headlines and one that will stay with you long after you close the cover! This book had everything that I was looking for in a snap me out of myself read. This complex and vividly rich book read like the best action movie.

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This was an amazing book filled with all the tension and other worldliness that I think of when I think of a Witchy Read. Ciccarelii has written an Enemies to Lovers romance that truly sets the bar for what can be done with this trope, especially when blended in with the Brothers Best Friend subtrope. With World building this vivid and detailed I cannot wait to see how the author will build on this for the nxt book.

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One Big Happy Family | Susan Mallery
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This was the perfect weekend read to really prepare me for family gatherings of the holiday season. The writing was so vivid & humorous that I felt like a part of the story and the characters were so real I felt like I was part of the family. If you like stories with the perfect blend of romance, family drama, and the curious interaction of family relations all coming together, than this is a book you don't want to miss.

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When The Bones Sing | Ginny Myers Sain
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This book was the perfect blend of southern small town supernatural thriller YA fiction. Taken together this is the very definition of great gothic Storytelling! With great surprises and red herrings, this was the Nancy Drew style book my 16 year old self always wanted because it was real, current, imaginatively written and filled with all the longing, sweet kisses and pulse pounding emotions to fill any big screen

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The Otherwhere Post | Emily J. Taylor
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This was an original and intriguing Middle School Style Dark Academia / Romantasy read. I was a bit surprised by how slow the beginning of the book was, but with all the world building and the establishment of a very unique magical system with Scriptomancy that is needed, this pace is understandable. In this vivid and detailed book, Taylor needs to establish quite a lot of context and backstory for the reader to understand Maeve's world

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The Keeper of Stars | Buck Turner

This had many of the tropes that I enjoy reading like: He falls first, Second chance romance, if you fell in love with Allie and Noah in Nicholas Spark's The Notebook, then this book will whisk you away in a sweet and touching story of love found and lost, hearts broken and mended, and the strength of Love and Souls to find their back to each other.

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This book is an inspiring collection that will left you up on days when you can't see the good around you. It is an excellent reminder of why doing the good and right thing is important, and reminder of the value of a small deed or a kind word can have on the lives of those around you. This is a wonderful book with short reads of literally 5-10 minutes, a powerful and easy meditation on how important we all are to each other.

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The Rom Con | Devon Daniels
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This was a fun, cute, and relaxing read that read like the best screwball movie. In equal turns this felt modern like the movie How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days and classic like I Love Lucy and that dichotomy really drew me in and held me.

One Sentence Review: With strong banter and a fun twist on a classic theme, The Rom Com was a quest weekend read!

Three and A Half Stars rounded up to four.