It was different, and I enjoyed reading it but pretty predictable
It was different, and I enjoyed reading it but pretty predictable
Rhiannon is your average girl next door, but she is hiding a killer secret.
A kill list.
Because the girl everyone overlooks might be able to get away with murder ...
4.6⭐️ OMG! This was nothing like I expected. I like to go into some of my books completely blind, not knowing what to expect. Though I do have some expectations. This one was a recommendation, and I thought I was reading a horror story, which I guess I kind of was. And I‘m not gonna lie, it had me in a chokehold… No pun intended. Anyways, this is also a dark romance. Please check your trigger warnings if you decide to read it.
3.5⭐ - Light Pick w/caveats
I find it difficult to believe they have known each other for years (at least 4) and have never gotten the courage to say how they really feel about the other. I don‘t buy it. But hey…if the vibes👆🏼 are something you're into…and dark/humorous romance is your thing, then maybe this will be to your liking. And as a bonus, the ending even got a little bit thrilling. The DUET narration was super good...loved it😍
Another #readyourkindle pick. I expected dark academia but got spooky smut instead! A gothic school with dark secrets and many disappearances. The ending was a little anti climactic but I did love Vad and trying to figure out if Corvina is struggling with an actual illness or if it‘s magic. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 1/2
I figured I should probably read some of the books I have on my kindle so here we are!
HD Carlton is messing with my brain once again but I decorated my kindle case so ig it‘s ok 😂
When we went to Walmart a few weeks ago, the store had revamped the DVD and book selection. This was one of the goodies I discovered.
Mix of the TV show Wednesday, with equal parts Beauty and The Beast meets Dracula, and a bit of Orson Welles as Edward Rochester in the 1943 version of Jane Eyre...all of this mixed well and transformed into a uniquely original, paranormal mystery. 👇
My least favourite so far, but I love Roc (The Crocodile)