March reading wrap-up + updating my reading journal 📚

And by read I mean I DNF'd this at 20% and on page 19 I knew that I wanted to DNF this book. I've actually have never in my life wanted to DNF a book this fast like I did with this one.

I gave it three stars. Like, was it anything revolutionary? No, but it was quite sweet, I guess.

I believe I read it as one of the books that Larry recommended me for a reading vlog and I did end up giving this book one star. I'm pretty sure this was like horrible.

This was my favorite one in the series by far. I finally, after reading two books with relatively the same men, Jackson Riley finally delivered.

Their dynamic, the way their friendship developed, the ending of this book, literally everything about this was a 10 out of 10 experience. The only reason it wasn't five stars is because it just didn't feel like a five-star book to me.

Five stars, six stars, I don't even There is not even a star number that I could put on this book that could justify the things I experienced while reading it.

Wait, should I draw a heart over my favorite books of that month? For this one, it was One Golden Summer. Aw, that's so cute. And then for this one, it was Loving the Tormentor.

Wait, should I draw a heart over my favorite books of that month? For this one, it was One Golden Summer.

It wasn't as good as I feel like people told me was going to be, but it also wasn't bad. I honestly don't have much to say about this book by itself, which is why I never even reviewed it because it was okay and that's it.

I love her relationship with Chris and I love the last 5% of the book, but I was just a little bit confused why the [ __ ] Mike was part of the story for that long.

Unravel Me, the story here was way better than Play With Me. Like this is the first time in these books that I'm like, "Okay, there's actually a plot happening here that I'm liking, not just like the spice."