Doora

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I admit the beginning was quite slow, but once Padmè and the gang landed on Coruscant I ran through 200 pages.
Mind you, this is not a book full of action. It mostly focuses on Padmès early life as a senator and her struggles.

I thoroughly enjoyed being back in 15th century Italy with Ezio and the assassin gang. As someone who've played the game years ago, it was nice to get the story refreshed now that I'm getting further into the story in the other games.

Lovable and sexy. Unfortunately it ends on a cliffhanger.

Imagine having your whole life ripped away from you because of a big fraud your father made. That's Charlie (Charlotte) for you.
2nd book by the author and both were equally as good.
Sexy and sweet - 5 stars

As much as I love the book, I hate it the same.
The fact that our heroine is forced into basically being a whore, because her dead husband doesn't know how to handle money...

2.5 stars
The lowest rating I've given any of the after books. This book could've been half the size of what it is, with all the meaningless drama between Hardin and Tessa. Hardin was so infuriating in this book and annoying. He did get his redmption arc, in the last 100 pages of the book.
I'm glad Tessa is standing up for herself this time around.

Holy buckets of oats!
It's a very slow-burn romance but it's so worth it in the end. It was a rollercoaster ride, but so worth going through.

Read the whole thing in a day.

Man, Karin's mom is the most infuriating thing ever. But Karin is your usual shoujo heroine.

2.5 stars.
What a rollercoaster. When I first looked the book up on goodreads I wondered why it had such a low rating. Now I know why.
From what I gather this book is the first work under the authors name and from the writing it's quite clear. It feels like it's some bad wattpad fanfiction written by a 12-year old, the amount of caps-lock used in the book couldn't be counted on two hands. And it got so annoying the further in you read.
We're supposed to be in the heads of 14-15 year olds, but it feels much younger. I get every person is different, but I've never know anyone, who has this mindset the female protagonists have. I feel like she couldn't have a single though, without it going OH MY GOD, WHY IS HE DOING THIS - WHY AM I DOING THIS. Every few seconds.
Can I shortly mention the sex scenes?
As some who reads erotic fiction, those scenes.. Were the most awkward thing ever. I cringed at every one of those scenes.

I think I lost a brain cell or two while reading. But the book was so cringe, I couldn't put it down.

I was so ecstatic to find out a manga was being made for one of my favourite JRPGs out there. But what happened to the manga is the same thing, that happens to books being made into movies.. It's just reversed here. As someone who's played the game before I read this, I know a lot of things have been put aside for it to be able to be a manga. So the story in the manga is way more fast-paced than in the game itself.
Even so, if you're looking for a manga/story with a kick-ass heroine and a good storyline, give it a go and if you enjoyed the manga, but feel like you're missing plotholes etc. give the game a go. It's such a masterwork, from music to story and scenery.

De første 30-ish sider var lidt kedelige, men når man nåede side 100, blev bogen super spændende.

Just like the previous manga in the series, it's very fast paced than the game itself. For whatever reason, I found this manga a bit longer and harder to get through than it's predecessor.

Super fin bog hvis man vil have en introduktion indtil fantasy-genren. Den er dog for de lidt ældste.
Jeg skulle personligt kæmpe mig igennem de sidste 250 sider, da jeg simpelthen ikke orkede mere.
Jeg elsker den måde Lene Dybdahl har bygget sin verden op på, men bogen blev rigtigt, rigtig langtrukken til sidst.

Forestil dig at du har levet en løgn de sidste 18 år. Forestil dig så hvordan det hele falder sammen når din gamle flirt dukker op. Sådan føltes det lidt med den her bog, på den gode måde. Jeg kunne ikke lægge den ned - kun fordi jeg skulle sove.

My first book by Colleen Hoover and definitely not the last. Read the book in 6 hours non-stop, only to get food.
And for you reading this, remember there's always help to get - you're never alone.

No, just no.

4.5 stars.
I really enjoyed the books and the characters, but somehow during the big main event, I couldn't really get into it. I kept skipping lines, but once the protagonist was in the safe house I got back into it again.

God? I thought about leaving this books as did not finish. But I gave it the benefit of the doubt and it was one big headache to read through. Was it written by a teenager exploring their sexual dreams?

It's rare I find a paranormal romance that involves werewolves or shifters, that I really enjoy. But “Midnight Touch” sucked me right in. Even if the romance was fast paces, nothing felt out of place.

This book basically made me stay awake all night. I simply couldn't put the book down without knowing what was next.

A sweet lovestory about two former lovers finding together again after years apart.
We follow the protagonist, Arabella Darlington - Duchess of Hawthorne, newly widowed and wanting to escape London after a not-so-nice experience with her late husbands nephew.

What I liked:
The romance
A sweet lovestory between our protagonists Arabella and Raymond. Even if they've spend the last 10 years apart, they still remember each others quirks from before then. Also a very well written romance. I could really feel the chemistry between the two of them.

The friendships
I really liked how both Raymond's friend and Arabella's best friend came together in support.

The build-up
I really liked how Christy English kept the suspense of where Arabella would end up, through the book.

4.5 stars.
It's the usual love at first sight story, except the protagonist seems to be able to move on after the dramatic events spoiled their relationship.

If you're new to the Academic Art of Riding, I suggest you have the basic knowledge of the art before reading this book. The beginning of the book is easy to understand but the further in you go, the harder it becomes. But alas, depends on how far you are in your schooling. As someone who's still working with versade and travers, I found the end of the book hard to understand; But it's still an interesting read.

Note to self:
Don't judge the book by the language

4.5/5 stars.
Filled with action from the first few pages to the end of the book. Read the book in two sips.
The only downside is even as a non-native English speaker or writer, I could point out the grammatical errors. Though as it's the authors first release, I'll look through fingers.