My top thoughts: I enjoyed the first book and figured I’d get around to reading this book eventually. So when Kim asked me if I’d be interested in reading it for audio review, I thought “sure, why not?” Now I find myself thrilled that I agreed, because Dirty Deals was significantly better than Dirty Deeds […]
My top thoughts: I haven’t read many motorcycle club books, but this one sounded interesting so I went for it and enjoyed it for the most part. What I liked/disliked about it: I liked the characters. Reno (who’s first name is Dante, like my son which threw me for a minute) is better than the […]
This feature is for short reviews, reviews of books in a series where it might feel repetitive, or (as Michelle suggested) books I was too lazy to write a “real” review for. Today’s books I read in September’s Can You Read a Series in a Month? Challenge. I already reviewed the first two books, so […]
My top thoughts: This is like a car wreck you can’t turn away from. Whereas the first book saw a young girl fighting deep depression and truly horrible things happening to her, this book is the birth of a serial killer. That part honestly didn’t bother me – it’s teenage Dexter. But the sex – […]
My top thoughts: I really enjoyed this dark and twisted YA. Cosette is severely depressed. Her brother, who she was clearly close to, died in a tragic car accident. Her father left her and her mom after that and that parent-child relationship is epically fucked up. Her mom is doing her best, but she’s clearly […]
As the first book that wasn’t a reread that I’ve managed to read (audio excluded) without DNFing this summer, I’m giving this high marks. But it’s not just that – Suzy is a truly compelling character and I enjoy the way she is unapologetically harsh and kicks ass. I also love that the meaning of […]
My top thoughts: Well crap! I just realized I read this in the wrong order! This was book 2 in the series. So don’t make my mistake. Start with Suzy Spitfire Kills Everybody. See Goodreads doesn’t have them linked as a series and I don’t recall what made me think Suzy Spitfire and the Snake Eyes of […]
My top thoughts: I really appreciated that this book was written for a female audience, since the challenge of getting ahead professionally is very different for women than men. I think that, if you listen to books just because reading is challenging for you for whatever reason, it’s beautifully narrated and you should go for […]