Book Review: Royal Marriage Market by Heather Lyons

January 4, 2016 // No Comments

Heather Lyons never fails to enchant with her writing; her characters are lovable, her banter witty, her romance swoonworthy, and her descriptions whimsical. Royal Marriage Market was a little different than her normal fare, but it was no less charming.... Continue reading →

Book Review: Fangirl

May 27, 2015 // No Comments

In 2013, all I heard about was this book. In everyone’s “Best of 2013” posts, Fangirl was at the top of many people’s lists. Suffice to say, I had extremely high expectations for this book. Fortunately, most of them were... Continue reading →

Book Review: Foreplay

May 18, 2015 // No Comments

I pretty much knew what to expect going into this book. And it looked a little something like this: Pepper is an interesting character, and honestly, not hard to relate to. She’s been in love with her best friend’s... Continue reading →

Reader Recommends #9: John Green

April 16, 2015 // 2 Comments

Reader Recommends is a fun meme created here at Ramblings on Readings where we recommend 3-5 books (or more!) based on certain given topics. This is a great way to see what other readers are enjoying in your favorite genres,... Continue reading →

Novella Review: Summer Demons

December 1, 2014 // No Comments

Summer Demons is a quick, sweet romance read that is simple, and yet highly entertaining. At only 104 pages, it goes by very quickly. Jenna and her friend Amy are on holiday in Portugal, seemingly having a pleasant vacation. But... Continue reading →

Book Review: Stay With Me

September 29, 2014 // No Comments

Stay With Me is quite possibly my favorite of JLA’s New Adult books. The plot is complex and compelling, the characters deep and interesting, and you just can’t stop reading once you hit the end of chapter one. I really... Continue reading →

DNF: Camp Boyfriend

September 28, 2014 // 2 Comments

This book has a lot of things going for it. Don’t take my “DNF” rating as a judgment of the book’s quality. It has much more to do with personal preference than how good the book actually is. It’s really... Continue reading →