Kate

February 2026 Re-Read: The male main character living in the Trump Tower in Chicago did not age well... The characters do not make any specific comments about Trump. Just the mention of the character living in the Trump Tower in Chicago. Book published in 2014.

January 2016: Although I love the story and the characters, this really should not have been divided up into six books of only 50 pages. This really could have been just one book.

Once you finish Hunting Adeline, this should be next! It offered some closure, after enduring lots of pain.

🎧 Re-Read: Graphic Audiobook - Addie and Zade. Book 2 is equally as challenging as it was the first time I read this book.

For me, it doubled-down on Zade being at the top of my book boyfriends list. 🖤

DNF @ 54%

The first two in this trilogy, I could stay engaged with. This third one I couldn't. There were so many moving parts and scenes that were very dark.

It's so much creepier in graphic audio! Its perfect! 🖤

Oh, Sibby. Picture Harley Quinn meets Promising Young Woman meets Girl with the Dragon tattoo. Don't skip the trigger warnings!!

This was a quick love story with twist after twist after twist after twist! Around the 60 % mark the narrative loses a bit of its sparkle, and the momentum that carried the early excitement begins to wane.

I’m absolutely hooked on this series!! More Bronwen, Adar, and August, please! It’s the kind of read that makes you grin, gasp, and then scramble for the next book.

The title immediately captured my curiosity, and the narrative held my attention from start to finish, weaving together a tantalizing blend of spice, a compelling workplace‑crime mystery, and a heartfelt journey of self‑prioritisation and romance—plus bonus points for the female lead, who is an absolute character with the funniest, most memorable personality!

Thank you Adriana Anders, Hachette Audio, and NetGalley for the early listen! thoroughly enjoyed! I’m delighted to share an honest ARC review.

Strong and determined female lead, a coven, and the inevitable arrival of vampires—particularly the one who both confounds and tempts us—propel the narrative forward. Bronwen’s story captivated me, and that jaw‑dropping ending had me sprinting straight to the third book!

😂 like why am I shocked it ended on a cliffhanger!?! Every one in this series does!

🎧 Jan 2026 audiobook:

Picture a female lead stepping into her power, a tantalizing mystery, and a brooding “shadow king” who starts off puzzling but quickly becomes impossible to ignore—yeah, sign me up!

This ride blends fresh twists with that addictive “can’t‑stop‑thinking‑about‑them” vibe, making it a perfect binge for anyone craving a dash of intrigue and a splash of empowerment!

Two things: this book launches with a gripping PI‑and‑missing‑sister mystery, builds toward a scorching, slow‑burn climax, and features a truly badass female main character—so sign me up!

Thank you to the author and NetGalley. I received an ARC and am voluntarily leaving an honest review. 🎧

OMG WAIT...!?!?! *Races to book 2!

This was mysterious, fun, and cute...and then WHAT! THAT CLIFFHANGER!?!? 

🎧  I never really got into it. The FMC was ...confusing and immature. The MMC deserved far better. There are plot holes too.

Super sweet short Christmas story! Perfect to listen to while baking cookies

“Lights Out” sits in my top‑five, which made the bar so high for book 2. I'm not a writer and I can't ignore Navessa's talent. Still, I kept stumbling over the characters in “Caught Up.” I just couldn't click with them. Maybe if the story leaned more into the rich backstory between the main guy and girl, instead of those particular scenes, I'd have felt a stronger connection? 

I was initially a bit disoriented, feeling like I'd been dropped into the middle of a story in progress, but once I connected with the characters and the narrative, everything clicked—the audio narration was flawless, and the experience left me thoroughly engaged. I received an ARC and am voluntarily leaving an honest review.

The angst, the yearning, the nuanced mental-health representation, and that profound love completely swept me up, and I genuinely couldn't put this book down. Bennet Reiner wrecked me in the best way, and all I wanted was to reach into the pages and hug him for everything he carried. I'm honestly so grateful for this story and the emotional punch it delivered. I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

The male narrator's perspective completely derailed my experience, and Felix—once a champion of my side—crossed the line at roughly the 80 percent mark, devolving into a toxic, belittling force toward Molly; what began as solid support abruptly turned into a bewildering, “WTF?” moment that left me questioning the entire narrative and removing a whole star!

I found Henry and Paulas story compelling, though I occasionally stumbled over the shifts between “then” and “now,” and certain plot threads felt under‑developed, leaving me yearning for a fuller reveal. I received an ARC and am voluntarily leaving an honest review.

It's the timeless, bittersweet narrative of falling for the very person you know you shouldn't. 

Ultimately, I struggled to connect with the characters  

I adored Drew & Emerson immensely! Emerson is strong and brilliant and we love that type of confidence! And Drew? Omgggg the yearning!

What a perfect, bite‑size preview of Drew and Emerson's forthcoming story!

Instantly hooked, devouring the story within 24 hours, unable to set it down as I laughed and cheered for Silas (“Potato” 😂) the entire way; his antics had me literally kicking my feet in delight, and the texting scene was downright hysterical 🍆.