unrequited love
Book Review – Unbreak My Heart by Nicole Jacquelyn
Unbreak My Heart
With that gorgeous cover, that promisingly heart-hurty title, and that blurb, I just knew this book was written for me (and us!!) She’s in love with her best friend’s military husband, but when her best friend dies, she helps him hold it all together while he’s deployed, including HIS children, (oh yes my friends, this one is hard-core like that!!!)
…supportive from thousands of miles away, but his homecoming brings a betrayal Kate never saw coming…
Reader Question… Solved! The book where she’s in a car accident and wakes up with amnesia, and her husband is mad at her…
Okay this one I brought to our Facebook crew last week, and while we’ve had some guesses and some interest, I’m not sure if it’s been guessed correctly yet, so I’m bringing it to you in case you have more suggestions for me to add-on.
Skyla needs our book help!! Maybe someone knows it? She asks:
“Okay, Maryse, I’m not sure if I’m mixing the book story in this one with another because it’s been so long since I’ve read it or imagined it out cause of so many similar I’ve read before.
Book Review – The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata
The Wall of Winnipeg and Me
I know… at first the title totally threw me off. When it comes to this author, I’m always a little perplexed (yet intrigued) by her title choices, and they end up making plenty of sense. But this one makes ALL the sense in the world when you realize “The Wall of Winnipeg” is the nickname of a HUGE 6’4″ 250lb+ football hero (who’s actual name is Aiden). So yes, my friends, we get to fall in love with a sports star, and BOY DO WE EVER!!!!
Book Review – F*ck Love by Tarryn Fisher
F*ck Love
Gorgeous cover, kick-butt title, provocative synopsis and favorite author = instant read for me! Tarryn Fisher is always at the top of my reading list with each new release, because I’m ALWAYS in the mood for her brand of story-telling. You never know where she’s going with it, and I love that kind of anticipation. While giving us all of the thrills and heartache we love, there is nothing predictable about her books.
Love stories gone wrong, villains that you love to hate (and hate to love, because… you know… reasons 😉 ), vigilantes with a side of psycho, her stories run the gamut between psych-thrillers and anti-romance, and I love every single one! Anti-romance? And that’s a good thing? Yes, because they are love stories that can test (and even defy) social propriety, lending them that sense of realism that can make some hardcore romance-book lovers cringe, but that always makes it unforgettable! Unconventional romance!! 😀