We have a really great sense of found family. If you're just craving a really fun YA series, like it's just very comforting, very wholesome. It's going to make you feel really happy and giddy and bubbly inside, and I think it's one that when you sit down and read it, you can just really get lost in.
Addictive books you will read in 24 hours or less! π
This though, Atmosphere is her newest release and truly was the best read of last year. I read this so quickly. I was bawling my eyes out in this multiple times.
That's a tennis book. I would never pick up a tennis book. I'm not tennis fan. Taylor Jenkins Reid wrote it. So, of course I'm going to pick it up and I loved it.
It was a really refreshing perspective. I will say it's very fast-paced. We're following history very, very quickly.
It is so fast-paced, so addictive. I remember I picked this one up in an afternoon and literally like did not leave my couch.
Maybe that's why I enjoyed it so much, but it was really interesting because we were jumping from the court case and like seeing this case play out back in time and kind of putting the pieces of the puzzle together. I just think it was structured really interestingly.
Whilst you might not read this in 24 hours cuz it is a longer book, I think you will eat this book up. I think you will read it so quickly because it is truly that addictive, that fast-paced, and the world that you are immersed in is unlike anything.
I don't see this book talked about too much, but personally, I really liked it. It's very odd. It's very quirky.
Probably like the scariest one I've read by her, but all of these books were so, so incredibly addictive to me. Could not put any one of them down.
Now, this embodies some tropes that I would usually steer away from, but the way Cara Baston writes is very immersive and it's very 2000s chick flick feeling. Again, we have great character growth. We have a very complex situation that our character's trying to digest and overcome.
Honestly, a lot of Alice Feeney thrillers are going to get you >> >> just obsessed and like addicted to them pretty quickly, but Rock Paper Scissors is always my go-to.
I was really enjoying this book. It was good. It was fine. And then the last like 10 pages of this truly blew me away.
I sped through this book. I read this book in 24 hours when I picked it up. I remember getting the arc of this and being like, "Whoa, I've just unlocked a gem."
I do think The Housemaid is very appropriately hyped. If you haven't read that book, you're about to have a really fun time.
It's a really fun concept. It's a really, really fun. I do believe the second one is out as well, so you can go into the second one as well. But, I just thought it was so fast-paced, so easy to read, and I couldn't put it down.
A really beautiful story. I did cry in this one a little bit, but I just think it was a again a very like fresh perspective on love.
It was crazy, that one. That one was so chilling to me. Probably like the scariest one I've read by her, but all of these books were so, so incredibly addictive to me.
I loved this book because I thought it was such a realistic representation of love and the trials and tribulations and like challenges that our main couple overcome as a couple in like navigating their way together in like their busy lives, but also just independently. I think we're really realistic, really refreshing. It just wasn't your typical romance.















