Are you ready for some TOP READS from February?
by
KC Lynn
OH WOW!! This one blew me away. I've been in love w/ KC's books for ages, and this one delivers the same great story telling, but also has some different things that, for some (for me!), will be shocking. The part that shocked me, tho, didn't detract from my love for this story. The build up to it, the way each character is woven into the story... by the time I got there, I understood where they were coming from, and I empathized with them.
Super intense story all around!
Feels Like Home
by
Jennifer Van Wyk
This one is sweet & spicy & just so much FUN to read! It's book 3 in a connected standalones series, and the supporting characters from previous books are perfectly placed to update you on how they are & not detract from the main characters' story. Just a very feel good read!
To Cherish
by
ML Pennock
This is another book 3 in a series of connected standalones, and it's written in a way that we get even more depth to the story. We aren't just brought into the H and h's POV, but another integral character's as well. I don't see this style used very often, and in this instance it's used so WELL! I adore the whole series, each book is a slow & steady burn, allowing us to really get to know each of our characters, connecting to them and rooting for their HEA.
Heartbreaker
by
Anna Brooks
*fans self* Shooo-eee!
This one is a companion/connected standalone to Bulletproof Butterfly. I wasn't really a fan of BB - There was just something about it I couldn't get into. The writing was great & everything, but I just didn't connect.
And then I read Heartbreaker, and suddenly I needed to re-read BB because I loved this one SO MUCH, and I felt connected to the characters. So, I did a quick re-read & enjoyed the last half of it so very much that I went in & re-did my review. I almost never change my posted reviews, because whatever I've written is what I felt about the story at the time. I might add a re-read note, but I could probably count on one hand the number of times I've actually re-written the whole review. This was one of those times.
February was also a month full of new releases from Lani Lynn Vale, MJ Nightingale, and Cybill Cain, all two thumbs up & enjoyable recommendations!!
Looking forward to sharing my March reads - it's only day 4 of the month & I've already read some really amazing ARC's for this month's releases!!
What're some of your favorites from February?
And what're you looking forward to in March?
TTFN!
: )
Feels Like Home
by
Jennifer Van Wyk
This one is sweet & spicy & just so much FUN to read! It's book 3 in a connected standalones series, and the supporting characters from previous books are perfectly placed to update you on how they are & not detract from the main characters' story. Just a very feel good read!
To Cherish
by
ML Pennock
This is another book 3 in a series of connected standalones, and it's written in a way that we get even more depth to the story. We aren't just brought into the H and h's POV, but another integral character's as well. I don't see this style used very often, and in this instance it's used so WELL! I adore the whole series, each book is a slow & steady burn, allowing us to really get to know each of our characters, connecting to them and rooting for their HEA.
Heartbreaker
by
Anna Brooks
*fans self* Shooo-eee!
This one is a companion/connected standalone to Bulletproof Butterfly. I wasn't really a fan of BB - There was just something about it I couldn't get into. The writing was great & everything, but I just didn't connect.
And then I read Heartbreaker, and suddenly I needed to re-read BB because I loved this one SO MUCH, and I felt connected to the characters. So, I did a quick re-read & enjoyed the last half of it so very much that I went in & re-did my review. I almost never change my posted reviews, because whatever I've written is what I felt about the story at the time. I might add a re-read note, but I could probably count on one hand the number of times I've actually re-written the whole review. This was one of those times.
February was also a month full of new releases from Lani Lynn Vale, MJ Nightingale, and Cybill Cain, all two thumbs up & enjoyable recommendations!!
Looking forward to sharing my March reads - it's only day 4 of the month & I've already read some really amazing ARC's for this month's releases!!
What're some of your favorites from February?
And what're you looking forward to in March?
TTFN!
: )
