The Novels & Non-Fiction Wrap-Up

And he's not so sure if he should do that because the woman that he loves is very like anti-noble people. , it was relatively fun, but this is the one Cat Sebastian novel I've ever read that I thought was sloppy. The plotting and the pacing of the story was just janky.

This is really cool, that's why I picked up the book, and I'm tepid about the book overall, though. , Parcak spends the majority of the book just explaining how modern archeology works, which is also interesting, but not necessarily the point of the title of the book.

I did enjoy the second half of the story more, when some of the revelations started happening. It was more interesting, but I just couldn't really get into it, and that makes me kind of sad.

It is the sequel to Get a Life, Chloe Brown, which I also enjoyed.

It was relatively fun, though. , unfortunately, it's one of those romance novels where I did not understand the relationship between the two romantic leads.

It was miles better than the previous one, Shadows and, which I kind of hated a little bit.

It was enjoyable, and I liked a lot of the characters. Unfortunately, it does suffer from that very typical Tepper problem, which is it's contrived and forced.

But it was definitely an interesting take on quantum physics, and he talked about some things that I've never heard other people talk about in other books on the subject.

Take a Hint, Danny Brown by Talia Hibbert is probably one of my favorite romance novels I have read so far this year. It is the sequel to Get a Life, Chloe Brown, which I also enjoyed. But I thought Take a Hint was laugh-out-loud funny.

So yeah, my feelings on this one are relatively lukewarm. It's interesting to finally know what this story is, and it's a bit old-fashioned.

I loved this. I listened to it on audiobook, and it's narrated by Robin Miles, who just does a superb job. It really comes to life with the narrator.

I read it, and it was bad in every possible way. Oh my god. , I'm not going to sit here and rant about this book forever, but this is the worst written book that I have read all year.

This one has a complex plot, a lot of character development, and just an overall very interesting and relatively tense scenario that plays out well.