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Finally Reading Again | September Wrap Up 2020

Finally Reading Again | September Wrap Up 2020

Sep 30, 2020

The last few months I have been in a little bit of a runt. I’ve read, but it hasn’t been to what I can and wanted to. But September finally lifted for me and I read 26 books in September and I had a lot of fantastic reads. 

Overall my reads this month were fantastic. I had a few high 4 star and 5 reads and nothing below a 3 star. I just read what I felt like and it was a great way to get out of the slump that I was feeling. Like always these are in no order. 

Demetri (The Volkov Empire #1) by Crystal Daniels and Sandy Alvarez: I read the companion series by these two earlier this year and I finally picked up these ones here. I didn’t like it as much as their other books I’ve read both the duo. However,  I still enjoyed reading it and can’t wait to read the next book in this series. 

Always Only You (Bergman Brothers #2) by Chloe Liese: After finishing Only When It’s Us last month I had to pick up book two and it’s one of my favourite books this month and for the year. It’s a fun, beautiful and charming sports romance that explores the ups and downs of falling in love. I adore the exploration of disability in the book and I can’t wait to see more of it throughout the series. Full Review. 

WAGS #1 – #3 by Naima Simone: I picked this series up on a whim. I didn’t expect to enjoy it as much as I did, but I had such a blast reading these books and I can’t wait to read more from Naima Simone for sure. My favourite at the moment as to be book 3, Scoring the Players Baby. You can check my series review now.

With the Fire on High by Elizabeth Acevedo: I’ve been making my way through Elizabeth Acevedo’s books and they have all just been fantastic. I adored this one so much. I love how the notion of being a teen mom was explored in this, especially the positivity of it. But also the struggles. I can’t wait to read more. 

A King so Cold by Ella Fields: I wasn’t planning to read this book this month, but I first the read chapter and then could not put it down. It is a dark, haunting and sexy adult romance.  It’s magical and whimsy but also filled with vengeance and blood. There are unreliable characters and a protagonist that isn’t one for everybody. 

Bull (Kings of Mayhem MC #6) by Penny Dee: I read the rest of this series earlier this year, but this one came out in August and I finally picked it up. I really enjoyed this one a lot. It had all the angst and romance that I was excepting. There were parts that I didn’t love, but overall it was a good read. 

The Duchess Deal (Girl Meets Duke #1) by Tessa Dare: I’ve been meaning to pick up another Tessa Dare for a while now and this is the one that everyone tells me to read. And you know what? I adored it. The romance was fantastic, the writing was great and I had such a blast reading it. I’ve now got the rest of the series that has been published. 

Lies & Lullabies (Hush Note #1) by Sarina Bowen: The romance turns from sweet to sexy and beautiful. With interesting protagonists and storyline, Lies & Lullabies is a fantastic read and a great introduction into the world of Hush Note. I’m really excited about the next two books. Full Review.

The Burning Shadow (Origin #2) by Jennifer L. Armentrout: I have had this book for a while now and I finally picked it up when I challenge myself to read some of the highest-rated books on my tbr. I love reading The Burning Shadow. Evie and Luc are simply fantastic, both as their character, and together they are so much fun. Full Review

Brazen and the Beast (The Bareknuckle Bastards #2) by Sarah MacLean: There should be no surprise that I picked this one up this September. I’ve been making my way through this series and this one was just as fantastic. I’m so excited about the last for that is for sure. The romances are just brilliant and the characters and entertaining and fun to read. 

Chicago Defiance MC Series #1-#8 by K.E. Osborn: I picked this one up simply because I felt like an MC read. I didn’t know too much about it, but it seemed interesting. I enjoyed reading this series overall. It was intense, full of romacne, unexpected events and everything else that I love about MC romances. 

Explosive (Houston Defiance MC #1) by K.E. Osborn: I accidentally read this one before picking up the Chicago Defiance series, but it wasn’t a massive deal. This was an entertaining read and I loved reading it. It was a great MC book and I’m excited for book two – which is out in October.  

In the Prince’s Bed (Royal Brotherhood #1) by Sabrina Jeffries: This is the next series that I plan to read by Sabrina Jeffires and it was fantastic. It was a great start and introduction into a new series and characters. I adored the romance and currently reading book 2 and loving it. 

Psy-Changeling #3-#4 by Nalini Singh: I’m trying to read this series slowly but I just can’t help it. They are fantastic. I love the romances, the plot and everything else. But most of all I love the cubs and pups, they just make the scenes so much better. I’ve ordered the first few in the series but going to try and take it slow if I can. 

Reaper (Ruthless Kings MC #1) by K.L. Savage: I needed some more MC romances in my life and this was available;e on Kindle Unlimited. It was an okay read and I plan to check out the second book in the series for sure, and then I will see if I will read more. 

Tempting Lies (Tempt Me #4) by Sara Whitney: I just finished this one this morning and I had a great time reading it. It’s a fake romance book and it was enterating, hot and I liked reading it. I hadn’t read the rest of the books in the series but that didn’t take away from the reading experience at all. 

Whoo! And those are all the books that I read this September. I finally feel like myself a little bit more. I’m still not working, but hopefully, in the next couple of weeks we open up and I can get back to selling books.

What did you read this September? Have you read anything that I did? What are you looking forward to next month? Let’s Chat!  

Quotes From My Favourite Reads

Quotes From My Favourite Reads

Sep 29, 2020

This week I’m sharing quotes from my favourite books. Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and Bookish and is hosted by The Artsy Reader Girl. 

I love finding quotes that I love, especially when they come from some of my favourite books. So today I’m sharing that some of my favourite quotes, from some of my favourite books. I tried to do a mix match of older and new books. As well as books that I have read over different years. Enough of this let’s get into it. 

You’re too precious to put into words. I think … it’s like one of Theodore’s buttons. If you asked him why he cared about them so, he would tell you it’s because they exist at all.

The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune: You all know that I adore this book, and I could include multiple if not the whole book as some of my favourite quotes. It’s simply perfect. I just love this quote so much though. It just makes me smile. Full Review 

When has anyone ever told me I had the right to stop it all
without my knuckles, or my anger, with just some simple words.

The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo: This book is simply amazing. I listen to it on audio and went into a trance. The power behind each word, each thought hits you in the guys. It’s such an incredible read. Full Review 

You ever consider that maybe you not supposed to ‘fit’? People who make history rarely do.

Dear Martin (Dear Martin #1) by Nic Stone: An emotional read, but it’s also powerful and beautiful. Justyce was such a fantastic protagonist. He felt real and honest and that made for such an incredible read. Full Review.

Moments. Just moments, one after the other. You only have to hold it together for one moment at a time.

This is How We Change the Ending by Vikki Wakefield: This book made me feel so many things from anger to hope. From sadness to being proud. This poignant coming of age story that captures the lives of those that struggle day by day. 

There’s no end to my love for you. It’s woven into the very fabric of my soul so even when our bodies die, we’ll still never stop lovin

After the Fall (The Fallen Men #4) by Giana Darling: This book tore me to pieces, it’s an emotional rollercoaster that is for sure. There is so much hurt and heartbreak, the ending years me apart every time that I read it. But this quote sums up how much I adore the romances. Check out my interview with Giana Darling as part of my review Romance Thursdays series. 

We can either breathe through the pain or we can let it shape us.

The Last Letter by Rebecca Yarros: I can’t think about this book and not be in pain. But it’s the pain that just makes you want to keep on reading. This has to be my favourite Rebecca Yarros book and it’s one that everyone should read. Full Review.

These pictures are my heart. And if my heart was a canvas, every square inch of it would be painted over with you.

Lady Midnight (The Dark Artifices #1) by Cassandra Clare: Oh gosh this book and this series are just brilliant. At the moment they are my favourite of hers, but I won’t know until all the series are finished. There are so many amazing moments in this series, but this quote wraps it up nicely. 

I’m not short,” Daisy muttered. “Short women are never mysterious, or elegant, or pursued by handsome men. And they’re always treated like children. I refuse to be short.

Secrets of a Summer Night (Wallflowers #1) by Lisa Kleypas: This right here is why I love Lisa Kleypas so much. I just love it so much, it’s funny and entertaining, but the romances are also fantastic and emotional. 

Someone else’s choice doesn’t change who you are.

Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston: This is a book that I’m always recommending to customers. It’s that perfect gateway from young adult to new adult romance. That is also easy to find. I’m so excited to pick up her new book for sure. 

Those seconds, half seconds, that the line of our gaze connected, were the only moment in my day that I felt anything at all.

The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller: This is a book that I still think about after finishing it. It’s a beautiful and heartbreaking read that tears me apart. But I could re-read it all the time. 

 

And that is it! Those are quotes from some of my favourite books! Do we share any that is the same? Have you read any of these books? Do you love quotes as much as I do? Let’s Chat! 

Current Kindle Unlimited TBR

Current Kindle Unlimited TBR

Sep 28, 2020

I love sharing my Kindle Unlimited TBR. Not only do I get to share what I’m excited to read, but sometimes it helps me pick up my next book. I haven’t been reading many Kindle Unlimited books recently as I’ve had a lot of books on my tbr that I wanted to go through. However the past week I’ve picked up a few. Anyway, let’s get right into it. These are the current books that I have with Kindle Unlimited like always these are in no order.  

Pestilence (The Four Horsemen #1) by Laura Thalassa: This has been on my TBR for a while, but I just never felt like picking it up. I’ve just started getting more into Paranormal/Fantasy romance, so hopefully, I can pick this one up soon. I have heard some great things about it. 

Fire in His Blood (Fireblood Dragon #1) by Ruby Dixon: I feel the same about this one as I do Pestilence. I’ve been wanting to read it for a while, but I have just never got the chance. Hopefully, I can knock it down soon. It sounds interesting and I want to read more romance genre for sure. It’s not something that I would normally pick up, but call me intrigued. 

Conquest (Dragon Bones, #1) by Celeste Harte: I don’t know too much about this one, but I saw some review for it and it sounded incredible. I’m always excited when I pick up a book that I have no idea about. It makes for an interesting read and a surprise. 

The Player Next Door by K.A. Tucker: I have heard some fantastic things about K.A Tucker and this is one of her books that caught my eye. It sounds intriguing and something that I would love. I normally don’t too much contemporary romacne without it being part of a sub-genre. But I want to read more romance for sure. And this one sounds interesting. 

Me + Somebody’s Son: A Heights Story by Christina C. Jones: I know nothing about this book and I mean nothing. All I know is that everyone has been loving it. There is no synopsis for it on Goodreads and even the one on Amazon doesn’t tell me much. But if people that I trust are enjoying it, then I’m giving it a go. 

Birthday Shot by Rilzy Adams: This is another one that I have been hearing amazing things about and just want to pick up and read. This is a little short one, but it also sounds like it’s going to be a lot of fun. 

A Flick Between Friends (On the Clock Series Book 4):A lot of the books currently on this list is because of twitter and other romance bloggers. I don’t know a lot about this one, but it sounds like it’s going to be a fun read. I’ve been hearing some fantastic things about it as well. 

Boomer (Ruthless Kings MC #2) by K.L. Savage: I read the first book in this series recently and liked it, but I think I need to read at least one more book in the series before I decided to keep on reading. I like reading MC books, they are a great way to break up my reading and have a little fun. 

Wait for It by Mariana Zapata: I’ve been slowly making my way through Mariana Zapata’s books and this is the next one on my list. It sounds fantastic and it currently has such a high rating that it makes me even more excited. I’ve enjoyed reading her books a lot and I think this one is going to be a fantastic read. 

Nikolai (The Volkov Empire, #2) by Crystal Daniels and Sandy Alvarez: I’ve been making my way through Crystal and Sandy’s books this year and this is the one that I’m currently up to. It’s an interesting series that one and feels different from the other books that I have read from the duo. Interested to see what happens next. 

And those are the books that I currently have out from Kindle Unlimited. What should I read first? Have you read any of these? Let’s Chat! 

 

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March was a better reading month than February for March was a better reading month than February for me, and while I’m still stuck in my heated rivalry fanfiction era I managed to scrap out of it a little this month. 

I reread four books from the sweet omegaverse series and honestly had the best time. I also read two of my most anticipated reads of the year and had a blast. Sadly I did also have my first dnf of the year.

What did you read this March? Any standouts? What are you looking forward to reading in April? Let’s chat! 
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I have a love-hate relationship with this series. I have a love-hate relationship with this series. But I ended up really enjoying this one. It’s best friends to fake dating to-lovers. It’s always been you, bad-boy/good-girl, and I loved that. While Save Your Breath has quite a few tropes, it really leads itself to it, and it works. 

Aleks and Mia have known each other for years now. Since they were teenagers, that angst has been building up this whole time. And you can tell right from the get-go, it’s fantastic. I even wanted more of it, because I love pain. When Aleks went to live with Mia’s family as a teenager, sparks flew, but for many reasons, they both put their feelings aside. And well, now they are not only going to be fake-dating, but they might as well be engaged, too. 

I really enjoyed seeing how both Aleks and Mia both tried to hide how they were feeling throughout the whole ‘fake-dating’ situation, but anyone could see it. They know each other as no one else does. Aleks has a lot going on, and while I do think this was brushed over a little too much, Mia is his centre. Mia is a massive music star and is a female in the industry, so yeah, people don’t respect her. Obvsiouly because why couldn’t a female star be badass and write about the things that she has gone through? Aleks and Mia get each other, and that is very clear from the start; they are both just trying to squash everything. We get to see them slowly start to show how they feel, and well, one night it all explodes. 

Overall, I enjoyed this one a lot; it’s not my favourite of the series, but I had a great time reading it. I liked Aleks and Mia a lot as characeters and while I think the mental health aspect could have been explored a whole lot more, I can see why it wasn’t. The romance was slow and spicy, the angst was great, and the payoff for these two was what they needed. 

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🏒Sports/Hockey Romance
🎤Fake Dating/Engagement
🏒Childhood Friends to Lovers
🎤Forced Proximity
🏒Athlete x Pop Star 
🎤Angsty Slow Burn 

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Mental Health Struggles 
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Family Deaths 
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Well February wasn’t the best reading month. I onl Well February wasn’t the best reading month. I only ended up reading 3 books in. 3 pretty fun books but one of my slowest readings months in a while. 

And I’m going to be honest here it’s because I’ve been constantly reading Heated Rivalry fanfics. 🤷‍♀️ I’m having the best time though. 

How was your reading in February? Any 5  star reads? 

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January was a really solid reading month. I read s January was a really solid reading month. I read some books that had been on my tbr for some time, reread a few things that peaked my interest. I also started a few new series. And just had a good time!

I just had a really good start to the year. While February is a little slow so far I’m looking forward to what I can pick up.

What did you read in January? Any 5-star reads? Let’s chat! 

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