Foul Play (Barlow Sisters #3)
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She's playing a dangerous game... She's following her heart. He's looking for redemption. Can...
Contemporary Young_Adult Romance
Red Transporte DF
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¿POR QUÉ USAR “RED TRANSPORTE DF”? Desde su lanzamiento en Agosto del 2012 hasta la...
Shy Girl vs Popular Boy (Forever Love #3)
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A second-place sister. A first-rate jock. Can the light of love shine through the darkest pain? ...
Young Adult Contemporary Romance Family Saga
Here So Far Away
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Taken from Goodreads: Award-winning author Hadley Dyer’s YA debut is smart, snarky, and...
The Ivory Needle
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An ancient ivory needle… A desperate plea from beyond the veil… On a trip to Kenya,...
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The Daughters of Morrigan (Souls Out of Ireland #1)
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Three sisters. A magical castle. And a legend as old as Ireland. The day the Doyle sisters are...
Merissa (13600 KP) rated Driven (Reflections, #9) in Books
Apr 6, 2023 (Updated Apr 10, 2023)
This series is one of the most entertaining ones that I have read and the attention to detail is astounding. These books flow, are easy to read and you are never bored. There is so much action but it is perfectly balanced. You don't feel like you are thrown from one scenario to another.
I loved this book and have been waiting for it very (im)patiently but it was definitely worth the wait. Highly recommended to all Dean Murray/Eldon Murphy fans and fans of the YA, Fantasy or Paranormal genres.
* A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book, and the comments here are my honest opinion. *
Merissa
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Karla Dee (6 KP) rated Sugar Town Queens in Books
Nov 19, 2021
OMG, this is going to be one of the best YA novels I'll read in a while. Amandla had me laughing until I cried but by the end I was mostly crying. What a gut wrenching novel with so many ups and downs?!!? Her grandpa truly is the devil and I couldn't ever forgive him either. Amandla pulling a gun out on him was surprising and I am glad she really didn't have the bullets to kill him...I was thinking the grandma was going to have a literal heart attack and I could barely keep listening to the audio book.
Another moment I had trouble getting past is when Jacob stabs Amandla's mother?!
I really thought he and his bros were all talk but turned out he was worse than some creepo. The kid was a murderer and to think he just preyed on little girls and most people didn't bat and eye. This is why I think Amandla was blaming herself and asking was it something she said or wore to invite his attention. We all know it is never what you wear but in some communities they will blame women before they blame men for anything which is what I think Amandla was dealing with and why she internally blamed herself for what happened to Jacob.
Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated Absorb ( The Forgotten Affinities book 1) in Books
Sep 26, 2022
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Absorb ( The Forgotten Affinities book 1)
By Analeigh Ford
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Earth. Psychic. Ritual. The three magical affinities. No mage has ever been chosen by all three…until now.
My name is Octavia Hadley, and I am the mage who broke the affinity ritual. I have been at the New York Academy of Mages for less than one day and the school board already wants to strip me of my powers.
It would be a whole lot simpler if it didn’t also mean giving up on them—the four mages that I got paired up with: Kendall, my best friend’s twin brother, Draven, the leather-clad ritual mage, Cedric, the principal’s son, and Flynn, the only other mage who also has more than one affinity.
The school board tells me I am mistake, but I know that isn’t right. This magic is mine, and I will find a way to keep it. My paired mages will fight beside me even if it means losing everything—so long as it means they don’t have to lose me too.
It was an ok book it needed some improvements in world building but the premise was good. I got slightly bored with the teenage love tryst especially in such a short space of time and not a very long book. But it was ok for YA.


