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Tuesday, June 2, 2015

☼ Freebie Tuesday (Edition 70) ☼



Hi guys!:) Happy Tuesday! I can't believe it's summer already!!! 

☼What books would you be reading this summer? ☼

***Note that there will be some books that will be free for limited time only, so make sure to download them as soon as you can. Also if there is any specific genre that you guys want me to find books of, let me know in the comment section below. (:  Enjoy! 

*Older Editions will be linked on the menu section (above) under Freebie Tuesday:)

Scarred
by Kylie Walker 
Release Date: May 6th 2015 by Kylie Walker
Series: Scarred #1
Pages: 98
Genres: Romance, Contemporary

Pain...Fear...Uncertainty...

That pretty much sums up Kelly Ward's life in a nutshell.

Surviving a childhood filled with horrific abuse and then at the hand of the one man
that saved her... her first love that she trusted only to discover he was really a monster. Jesse Donovan will try and kill her again once he gets out of prison.

On the run... New city...New identity is the new Chloe Green. Not the broken, scarred and frail Kelly Ward.

Trying to build a new life towards her life-long goal of becoming a teacher, she accepts a job at one of the most prestigious gentlemen clubs in Rhode Island as a pole dancer. Her goal - save as much money as she can...No Men...No Distractions.

That is until she meets Derek Stark. Self-made Millionaire, dark haired, blue-eyed and a body of a gladiator. He wants Chloe...but does he have an ulterior motive? Is he connected to her old life somehow - Kelly Wards life? She soon discovers that Derek does have secrets of his own, secrets that will change her life forever...right before Jesse is released from prison and is ready to start hunting her.
(Synopsis taken from Goodreads) 


        

Yours Truly, Taddy
by Avery Aster
Release Date: April 11th 2014 by Avery Aster
Pages: 194
Genres: New Adult, Romance

Jetting to Martinique for a modeling assignment with three of Europe’s hottest magazine photographers—Gustave, Fabian, and Leon—should’ve been easy, breezy beautiful. Never did I expect to look up and see a hole in the ceiling of our plane that was bigger in size than my Birkin bag.

Shit! We’re nose-diving toward Eden Island. I pictured how my New York Times obituary might read when I’m gone, “Taddy Brill, Manhattanite, dethroned descendant of the Austrian House of Brillford royalty, dies at age eighteen, penniless, unloved, and a virgin.” I swear this crap only happens to me. Suddenly, Leon pulls me with Fabian and Gustave. Adrenaline racing through me, our bodies clung as one. We prepared to…crash.

The Undergrad Years is a New Adult contemporary miniseries about first loves, independence, and everlasting friendships.

Reader warning: Contains mature content intended for readers 17 and up.
(Synopsis taken from Goodreads) 


        


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Monday, June 1, 2015

☼ May Wrap-Up and June TBR ☁


May Wrap-Up and June TBR!

     
      I can't believe another month has gone by and we're already in June! May was a hectic month for me with lots of finals to study for, I did not have a lot of time to read. I still managed to read some really great books, so lets get through them :D


~MAY BOOKS~


Center Ice (Corrigan Falls Raiders #1) 
by Cate Cameron

I loved this book, the characters were relatable and the plot was original.

Rating: 4.5/5

My Review 


Only Forever (Only #4) 
by Cristin Harber

I really liked this series, all of the novellas were great. There were lots of twists and surprises that had me reading all night! Definitely recommend it. :)

Rating: 5/5

My Review

                  


Winging It 
by Christine S. Feldman

Hilarious romantic comedy novella. It has me laughing out loud so many times, it was really fun and cute to read. :)

Rating: 5/5

My Review

                                                        


Wanted by You (Love in the City #1) 
by Steph Nuss

A definitely must-read! I enjoyed reading the book, it was about second chances and romance between two friends who had to hide their feelings and they go through a lot of events to be together. :)

Rating: 5/5

***Freebie***

                                                       


Undeclared (Woodlands #1) 
by Jen Frederick

Interesting read, I liked the overall concept yet there was more character development that I would have liked to see. I still enjoyed reading it though.:)

Rating: 4/5

***Freebie***

                                                     


Daisy and the Front Man (Backstage Pass #3) 
by Rebekah L. Purdy

LOVED IT! I enjoyed reading the past two books in the series as well. There was romance, a bit of adventure, and cute band boys :)

Rating: 5/5

                      


Sky High (The Attraction #3) by C.J. Lake
by C.J. Lake

Enjoyed the plot, although I wished there were another chapter at the end that would definitely wrap up everything nicely. :)

Rating: 4.5/5

                       


*JUNE TBR*

I still don't know what books I'm going to read this month, so far I have the following: 


The Princess and the Player (Dynasties: The Montoros #4) by Kat Cantrell  [ARC]



Anything He Wants & Castaway by Sara Fawkes



The Italian's Deal for I Do (Society Weddings #1) by Jennifer Hayward



What books are you guys reading this month? What other books do you think I should read this summer? 


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REVIEW: Winging It by Christine S. Feldman

Winging It 
by Christine S. Feldman
Release Date: May 20th 2015 by Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
Pages: 63
Genres: Contemporary, Romance, Novella, Humor
Author's Links: Website, Twitter, Facebook, Goodreads
View/Purchase: Goodreads, Amazon, B&N

Up until now, straitlaced Simon Kirkendale has done an admirable job of keeping his high society mother’s demands for grandbabies at bay, but lately she’s kicked things into high gear. So he isn’t too disappointed to delay her latest matchmaking attempt when a pretty stranger hops into the backseat of his car en route to one of his mother’s dinner parties and tells him to drive. A car-jacking? Nope. More like a bird on the run, but this particular bird happens to be a parrot who has slipped its cage, and Simon’s new acquaintance desperately needs to get it back before she loses sight of it altogether.

Ever the nice guy—and okay, maybe also a little intrigued by the colorful Miss Juleen Pruitt’s sudden appearance in his car—Simon hits the gas pedal and obliges only to find himself unwittingly dragged into a wild goose chase around town for a bird who seems to be determined to either get itself killed or the two people trying to catch it. Simon’s money is on the latter.

But it turns out that a little disruption and chaos in his life might just be what Simon needs most—especially if it comes in the form of Juleen.

If he can just manage to survive meeting her…

(Synopsis taken from Goodreads)

My Review:

Winging It is a romantically hilarious novella that is going to leave you wanting for more...

In Christine S. Feldman latest novella, we are taken on adventure as two strangers go around the city chasing after a very adorable parrot. Simon Kirkendale is tired of having his mom trying to run his life, first it was all about his career and now is about future grandbabies. Yet, he reluctantly accepts her dinner invitation in hopes of stopping her from messing with his love life now. Although he knows too well that his mother is about to start matchmaking him with any available lady that she approves of. As he makes his way to his mom's house, a stranger hops into the backseat of his car demanding him to keep driving or they are going to lose Franky. They go through a series of hilarious adventures as the two try to keep up with the her parrot. Simon knows that his mother is going to be mad if he skips dinner, but he finds himself having a lot of fun with Juleen that he doesn't want the night to end. 

Juleen never expected to meet Simon under her current circumstances, but she had no other choice or her grandfather's parrot was going to get away. She knows that the parrot means a lot to her grandfather, and missing him is not an option. Now all she is focus on is getting Franky back, but as she spends time with Simon, the more she finds herself attracted towards him. Soon she discovers where he was heading to and decides to distance herself by letting him go. What she doesn't know is that the parrot was going to be the real matchmaker after suddenly landing on Simon's shoulders at the end of the night. After having a long day, Simon is on the quest of finding Juleen before it's too late. 

I absolutely loved this novella, it had me laughing out loud so many times. The characters are funny, yet serious. Juleen is a carefree character, she loves to paint and had an interesting personality. Simon is more serious, yet he is willing to help Juleen. As for the plot, being as it is a novella it is quiet short. I would really love to read a full novel just to see what happens to the characters. Overall, the story was well paced, and a fast read. I would highly recommend it to those of you that want a romantic yet hilarious read. :) 

*ARC provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.*


My Rating: 



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