by pinksole | Apr 22, 2022 | BOOKS, Monthly Review
JULY 2019 After I Do by Taylor Jenkins Reid: Lauren and Ryan meet in college and are inseparable since. Ryan turns 30 and they can hardly stand each other. So they decide to take a year break with zero contact from their marriage. This book is not as scandalous as the...
by pinksole | Apr 18, 2022 | BOOKS, Monthly Review
Intercepted by Alexa Martin: So you know how I always complain that heroines in most books are always naturally skinny, well it was refreshing to read about a girl that was not a size 0 or 2. Now this book was such a fun read, I could not put it down. Marlee is the...
by pinksole | Apr 15, 2022 | BOOKS, Monthly Review
September 2019 The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang: I picked up this book solely because I knew the heroine was autistic. I am loving that they are more authors writing about heroines that are different, it was so refreshing reading from an autistic person point of view....
by pinksole | Apr 13, 2022 | BOOKS, Monthly Review
You guys are in for a treat, specially if you are new to this blog. This month I will be republishing my Book Review posts from 2018 to 2020. I will combine the posts to 4-6 months to avoid cluttering your feed. I’m excited to have my reading backlog in one...
by pinksole | Apr 4, 2022 | BOOKS, Monthly Review
A Flicker in the Dark: When Chloe was twelve years old, teen girls in her neighborhood started disappearing. Her Dad ended up being the serial killer behind these awful murders. Now years later, she’s a psychologist and young girls start disappearing again and...
by pinksole | Mar 1, 2022 | BOOKS, Monthly Review
Happy March! I’m finally getting my reading groove back. I do read a tad more when I’m stressed, in the endless stream of terrible news, I need my distractions more than ever. I got lucky and read some great books this past month and I still have a very...
