Of course I'm late posting this...of course. I'm the absolute worst about timeliness these days. Anyway, the end of October snuck up on me and here I am 6 days in November trying to narrow down last month's favorites (typical, isn't?). Here are just a few of many we enjoyed (click on the image for more info or to buy):
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Dark Matter tackled things that were way outside of my comfort zone--physics and parallel universes--but once I got into the book I could not put it down. Very interesting read!
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Staci Hart is becoming a habit for us--we don't even need to know what or who she's writing about, we know we're going to love it.
Tonic was no exception; we loved our broody tattoo artist and his ice queen and think you will too.
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I will never call this series a guilty pleasure because I have absolutely no guilt about enjoying it.
Twisted Palace kept us guessing all the way to the end and was perfect. We can't wait to see the spin-off books for this series!
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Headlined by an anti-hero and his love and written by Jay Crownover? There's no doubt I was destined to enjoy
Honor and enjoy it I did. It may have felt like a risk for her to write this series and these characters but it's one of my favorite things she's done.
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Barbetti's
Back To Yesterday tackled some things that you don't often see in New Adult romance and did so in a way that was authentic and emotional and hard to read sometimes. I am so glad she decided to write this novel and these characters the way she did--it was worth every second of the wait to read it.
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Honestly, I don't know that I could live around a real life Preppy without schooling him on a few things. But since he's a fictional characters I just sat back and marveled at how fucked up he was, how conflicted I felt about him, and how I can't wait to see how Frazier writes the ending of his story.
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