Reviews by Category: Romance

Luc is not boyfriend material - he’s a wild drunk party animal that passes out in the street gutters in strange outfits. At least according to the tabloids that chase him because of his parent’s fame (he actually works at a charity and happened to trip in the street - though he was wearing bunny ears at the time). But this public image and his past has ruined his self-confidence and dating life, a huge problem given that he actually has an event where he needs a date.

This book is so sweet. I love how the main character’s perspective changes

throughout the book, and she’s got an amazing attitude. The characters are

great, the writing is great, everything is great!

This book follows main character Caymen Meyers, who works in her family’s

porcelain doll shop. All her life she’s observed the rich who walk in the

shop’s door, looking for an expensive doll. And if she’s learned anything, it’s

that the rich tend to have a short attention span.

I loved this book so much! Picture Twilight, but replace vampires with

werewolves. And I know that can sound kind of lame, because when you

think of werewolves you think of the general stereotypes, but Shiver really

puts a good twist on it.

In the historical fiction novel Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte tells the life story of the

Vengeful Heathcliff as retold by a guest of his estate after being informed by a maid who cared

for Catherine Earnshaw from young till now. A young man of unknown origins, Heathcliff grows

up the apple of his adopted father's eye, leaving the man's actual children belligerent. An

immoral relationship unwittingly forms between Heathcliff and his sister, Catherin Earnshaw, one

The One by Kiera Cass is the third book in the series. America never thought she would be so

close to winning the Selection. She uncovers a lot of secrets and as the rebel attacks get more

dangerous, America has to try her hardest to win.

The Elite by Kiera Cass is the second book in the series. 35 girls are narrowed down to 6 and

are now called the Elite. Every girl in the Elite knows exactly what they want, except America.

Can she make up her mind before it’s too late?

The Selection by Kiera Cass is a dystopian novel and is the first book in the series. 35 girls are

chosen to compete in the Selection. In a world with a messed up caste system/social system,

the Selection is a chance of a lifetime and gives girls a chance to escape the life they were

given. America Singer doesn’t like the thought of competing for the crown though. When

America is forced to compete for the sake of her family, now living in the castle, she finds out

The Selection is a dream for most girls. It’s a time to escape your given caste,

to try and win over the heart of Prince Maxon. And even if the prince doesn’t

pick you to be his bride, you still had the time of your life at the palace.

But America Singer never wanted that. She didn’t ever need anything fancy

to be happy. Now America has to leave behind her whole life to go to the

palace, including Aspen, who she shared a secret – but serious – relationship

Five months ago, PhD student Dani Brown and her best friend had their routine witchy

requests to the universe. Dani, looking for a casual rebound after a failed relationship, wished

the universe would show her who to pursue next. Several months later, when a video of former

pro rugby player turned charity founder and security guard Zafir carrying her out of her

university building goes viral, it seems like a pretty big hint. Except Zafir asks her to fake-date

Shara Wheeler was perfect in every way. She was smart, kind, beautiful, athletic, wealthy.

Shara Wheeler was perfect. Until she went missing after prom. She left no trace when she

disappeared, no obvious answer. Just a series of notes on pretty pink stationary. Notes

addressed to the only three people she ever kissed: Smith, the star of the football team, Rory, a

stoner and musician, and Chloe, the only outed bisexual that goes to their catholic high school.