I must have been on a reading spree this past summer with 8 books to share. We have already gone ago the first 6: here and here. Now let’s chat about the last two books. These last two books were heavy in material and required your full attention. But each one has an important lesson on life, relationships, and oneself. They make you think. Make you look back on your life and see how you have grown. Here are the last 2 books of what I read this past summer. (more…)

Welcome back to another edition of what books I read this past summer. The first book review post was all about first loves, second chances, and happily ever after. These next 3 books are all about the scandalous lives of the rich. Gossip Girl meets Desperate Housewives. Is it worth trying to keep up with the Joneses or to just be yourself? (more…)

Now that summer is over, it’s time to chat about what books I read this past season. The summer is all about romance and these fun beach reads gave me all the romcom feels. Between slow burns and rekindled romances, I spend my summer swooning over each and every romantic trope. Here is part 1 of what books I read this past summer. As always the reviews have spoilers, so skip that part if you have not read the book yet. (more…)

Lately when picking out what books to read, I have been enjoying those that is a series. From Lucy Score to Katherine McGee books, it’s nice to continue on with your favorite characters. For part 2 of what books I read this past spring I am sharing the Twisted series by Ana Huang. It follows 4 best friends through their individual ups and downs of being a young adult after college. Each book follows one friend as they navigate life and their new relationship. While I loved each book for its storyline, I did have a hard time reading through the intimate moments. With no judgement to those that like this certain type of intimacy, it is just not for me. I would personally feel degraded. But everything happens with consent. If this isn’t your thing you can always just skip the intimate moments and read it for the storyline. As always the reviews have *spoilers so only read the synopsis if you haven’t read the book. (more…)