Book Review: Pretty Girls Never Lie (St. Mary’s #5) by S.J. Sylvis

Spending my summer at St. Mary’s Boarding School isn’t the same without my friends. I knew it wouldn’t be. What I don’t expect is to see her again. Isla Ransford.

The last time I saw Isla, I gave her one rule to follow: become invisible. Four years later, she shows up at St. Mary’s and is anything but invisible.

The only logical solution is for me to ignore her—resist her.

When I find out why she’s back at St. Mary’s, my choice to stay away is taken. I’m forced to intervene. After all, I’m the reason for her suffering.

Pretty Girls Never Lie Novella is the fifth and final book in the St. Mary’s series and can be read as a standalone. Reader discretion is advised. (From: Goodreads)

Blog Tour: Tempting Heat (Tempt Me #1) by Sara Whitney

Hello, beautiful bookish peeps!! Happy February & Happy Tuesday!

I know I haven’t been very active here since last year, and the main reason is because I’m still trying to find the balance between my bookish and personal life. Shamefully, I’ve spent literally 99.9999% of my daily life on my current job and the insanely amount of workload and I honestly wish I could find a way out. Like, get more quality time with my friends and family, or at least dedicate some of my life to my favorite bookish worlds, including this blogging community and the bookstagram one. I mean, remember the unbelievably incredible opportunity to be my all-time-favorite bookish shop’s permanent rep which I once mentioned in the previous post? I promise that I’ll share more details someday soon but right now, I simply want to relish and savor the once-in-a-lifetime experience as much as possible. ><

Anyways, before I start rambling, let me present you with a super cute, quick, fun read I recently devoured!

Blog Tour: The King (A Wicked Trilogy #3.6) by Jennifer L. Armentrout

 

Hello, everyone!!! Today I’ve got a fabulous book recommendation for you and it’s written by one of my top favorite authors of all time, the one and only JENNIFER L. ARMENTROUT! JLA is literally the QUEEN of PARANORMAL WORLD to me and honestly, it always surprises me that there are still so many books of hers I haven’t read *gasps* but I certainly will remedy that ASAP. ❤

Enough said, let’s start today’s blog tour for Jennifer’s latest book, The King, a novella for her Wicked Trilogy.

Read-to-Review: One Good Man by Emma Scott

It’s spring, 1970. The Vietnam War has been raging for years with no end in sight. Janey Martin, a California college student and aspiring journalist is tired of writing puff pieces about her university men’s sports teams. She wants to be taken seriously as a journalist and as a woman. With riots at their doorstep, her wealthy father sends Janey to the Sorbonne in Paris to finish her college education away from the chaos.

Janey is reluctant to leave the Big Story that is Vietnam, but vows to prove herself. Much to her dismay, her first assignment is to interview the hotshot star forward of a local soccer team. Janey is sure Adrien Rousseau is going to be like every other playboy jock she’s ever dealt with, but quickly learns there is much more to Adrien than meets the eye.

The mysterious, sexy footballer just might be the biggest story of Janey’s life.