Photo by Mohan Reddy Atalu on Pexels.com Professional Development (Benchmarks #1) by Kate Canterbary The book starts commences with Tara's point of view, and I quickly found myself detesting, loathing, Drew with an absolute passion. Oh my word I wanted to shake him until his teeth rattled. Condescending, bullish and down right rude. I knew without a … Continue reading Review //\\ Professional Development
Month: Aug 2020
It’s Monday! What Are You Reading? The End of August Edition
Since it's the last day of the month I will do a round up of August, rather than just the last week. Though I have to say, the end of August?! I'm still looking for May and June, I'm sure they got lost somewhere because I really don't remember where they went! Photo by Freddie … Continue reading It’s Monday! What Are You Reading? The End of August Edition
Review //\\ Shadowlands Sector #2
Shadowlands Sector, Two (Shadowlands Sector #2) by Mila Young Photo by patrice schoefolt on Pexels.com I thoroughly enjoyed this second installment of the Shadowlands Sector Trilogy. You do need to have read book 1 prior to this, and it does end on the cliffiest of cliff-hangers.The story picks up right where we left the action in … Continue reading Review //\\ Shadowlands Sector #2
30 Day Book Challenge
Day #30 - Doomed Relationship I can't believe today is the last day. I'm actually a little sad not to be continuing after today, though the school break is almost over and in a few days I'll be returning back to work full time. In the UK we are introducing a "new normal" , one … Continue reading 30 Day Book Challenge
#SixForSunday
Six For Sunday - Favourite Colour Today's prompt is to share 6 book covers that feature my favourite colour. Part of me wants to say I don't particularly have a favourite colour - and from my home and my clothing you probably wouldn't be able to identify one either. I love colour full stop. However … Continue reading #SixForSunday
30 Day Book Challenge
Day #29 - Complicated Plot I can't believe this is the penultimate day of the challenge. I've really enjoyed these prompts, courtesy of Kessily Lewel, and will keep a look out for similar challenges.Today's topic is really easy, my answer has to be The Kingmaker Saga by London Miller. This series runs concurrently with her … Continue reading 30 Day Book Challenge
Review //\\ Maximum
Maximum (Cultivated #6) by Elin Peer Photo by Lori Glaholm Heron on Pexels.com Maximum is a story of personal growth, letting go of fear and love. Neither protagonist is perfect, in fact they both of issues that hold them back. However compromise, listening to one another and wanting to be a better person results in a unique and compelling … Continue reading Review //\\ Maximum
30 Day Book Challenge
Day #28 - Sequel Required Stat! I'm going to offer up a wish and a possibly controversial suggestion. The first book I'd love for a sequel to is Ballistic (Icarus #2) by Aria Michaels. Whilst the duet gave us a sort of complete story, there were lots of "loose ends" that I'm hoping the author … Continue reading 30 Day Book Challenge
Review //\\ A Touch of Death
Photo by Steven Hylands on Pexels.com A Touch of Death by Rebecca Crunden I think I will be devouring this series in the same way I did Lindsay Buroker and Pippa DaCosta's work.I've always had a soft spot for a misunderstood bad boy who fights for what is right, so Nate was everything I could … Continue reading Review //\\ A Touch of Death
Friday Book Blogger Hop
Oh my word how can it be Friday again already? I'm actually away on a holiday (vacation) we booked well before Covid reared it's ugly head. We have holidayed as an extended family since my boy's (now 20) were 5 months old. This year the younger-by-a-minute twin has not been able to join us. He'd … Continue reading Friday Book Blogger Hop