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Ruthless Vows

Ruthless VowsTitle: Ruthless Vows
Author: Rebecca Ross
Series: Letters of Enchantment #2
Genre: Fantasy, Romance, Young Adult
Format: Audio
Pages: 420
Length: 14h 6m
Narrator: Rebecca Norfolk, Alex Wingfield
Source: Library
Reading Challenge: None
Rating:

Also in This Series: Divine Rivals, Wild Reverence
My Thoughts

RUTHLESS VOWS was everything I wanted in a sequel to DIVINE RIVALS and more. I was hooked on page one and despite the bittersweet ending, I loved this story immensely. I loved seeing more of the magic in this installment and learning more about Enva and Dacre and even getting their perspective every now and then. I really enjoyed seeing the contrast between Enva and Dacre’s relationship and Iris and Roman’s as the story progressed. I’m so glad I decided to read this series.

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Divine Rivals

Divine RivalsTitle: Divine Rivals
Author: Rebecca Ross
Series: Letters of Enchantment #1
Genre: Fantasy, Romance, Young Adult
Format: Audio
Pages: 357
Length: 10h 50m
Narrator: Rebecca Norfolk, Alex Wingfield
Source: Owned
Reading Challenge: Book of the Month
Rating:

Also in This Series: Ruthless Vows, Wild Reverence
My Thoughts

Gah! I’m glad I chose to read DIVINE RIVALS after RUTHLESS VOWS was published. I need to read the rest of this story now!

DIVINE RIVALS was such a compelling read. I loved the premise so much. It felt very You’ve Got Mail that takes place during a war between Hades and Persephone but from the human perspective. I loved gradually learning about Enva and Dacre through the myths Iris and Roman shared with each other. Speaking of Iris and Roman, I loved them so much. The chemistry between them was fantastic and I especially loved their banter.

Love On The Brain

Love On The BrainTitle: Love on the Brain
Author: Ali Hazelwood
Genre: Romance
Format: Audio
Pages: 354
Length: 11h 7m
Narrator: Brooke Bloomingdale
Source: Owned
Reading Challenge: Book of the Month
Rating:

My Thoughts

I really liked LOVE ON THE BRAIN. It was so much fun and it got me in the mood to read again. I went into this thinking it was an enemies-to-lovers romance, which is one of my favorite tropes, but this was more of a blind-to-reality-to-lovers story. Despite the fact that Bee, a Ph.D. neuroscientist, was a little dense in figuring out that Levi didn’t hate her but loved her, I still enjoyed this You’ve Got Mail-esque story. I loved the chemistry between Bee and Levi. I loved their banter and humor once all the miscommunication issues got cleared up. I also loved Schrödinger and Félicette (their cats). They endeared me to the main characters and story more.

The Last Thing He Told Me

The Last Thing He Told MeTitle: The Last Thing He Told Me
Author: Laura Dave
Series: Hannah Hall #1
Genre: Thriller
Format: Audio
Pages: 306
Length: 8h 50m
Narrator: Rebecca Lowman
Source: Owned
Reading Challenge: Book of the Month
Rating:

Also in This Series: The First Time I Saw Him
My Thoughts

I really liked THE LAST THING HE TOLD ME. It kept me on the edge of my seat. I feel like I went through the gambit of emotions just like Hannah. I guessed some of the reasons behind why things happened, but I thought the story was still engrossing. I thought the ending was bittersweet and, honestly, I feel like if Laura Dave wanted to write a sequel, she could. I personally think the author ended the story in the perfect place, though.

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Sign Here

Sign HereTitle: Sign Here
Author: Claudia Lux
Genre: Fantasy, Horror
Format: Audio
Pages: 404
Length: 10h 28m
Narrator: MacLeod Andrews, Brittany Pressley
Source: Owned
Reading Challenge: Book of the Month
Rating:

My Thoughts

SIGN HERE was different than I thought it would be. I didn’t love it, but I enjoyed the premise. I thought some aspects of it were funny while other aspects were frustrating. I thought there were way too many POVs, but I understood why they were needed. I liked the ending more than I thought I would because it made me think about life, its ups and downs, loneliness, neglect, and love.