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Sweet Nightmare by Tracy Wolff My rating: 4 of 5 stars Really enjoyed being back in this world. Some familiar characters and several new ones. The next installment can't be released soon enough. Looking forward to seeing what happens next! View all my reviews

We'll Never Tell by Wendy Heard My rating: 3 of 5 stars Entertaining but a little too much teen drama for me. The events were interesting enough to keep my interest. The pace of the story was almost too slow for me though. I think if I were the target age for this one I would've definitely enjoyed this more and it would've been something right down my alley when I actually was that age. View all my reviews

A Thousand Faces: Volume 1 by Sosan My rating: 3 of 5 stars The summary above doesn't really explain what this book is about. In this one we follow Junwoo who has been raised by a group of swindlers. He grows an interest in acting while he's growing up and hones his skills while working jobs with his family. Eventually his life of crime catches up with him and he is given a chance to relive part of his life and he uses the opportunity to take another road - one that leads him towards his passion of acting. At first, I thought there might be a bit more fantasy woven into this story, but with this first volume, there really is only the time travel element. This a very slice of life story following a character enjoying something they weren't able to in their previous life. Eventually this opens up opportunities for him that he doesn't really go after, but they start to fall into his path. When I read stories, I need for the main character to make me want to root for the...

Bride by Ali Hazelwood My rating: 4 of 5 stars Really enjoyed this. It had enough of a mystery element to keep my interest and though there were things that I didn't enjoy, it was still very entertaining. The end left it open for a spin-off and should the author decide to write one, I would be interested in reading that as well. View all my reviews

A Ghoul's Guide to Love and Murder by Victoria Laurie My rating: 5 of 5 stars Just as good on re-read as I remember it being. This series is still one of my favorite series. I listened to the audiobook this time around and while it took me a bit to get used to the voices of our characters at the beginning of the series, I really warmed up to the narration and I ended up being very entertained. While I thought this was then end when I read this the first time, it turns out the author has another one in the works which will hopefully be out shortly. I've really missed our cast of characters and am looking forward to revisiting them in the newest installment. View all my reviews