January & February reading wrap-up + March TBR

This is me saying that after I rated Beautiful Venom five stars, which is the first book in the series. In Beautiful Venom, we got like a whole like obviously it's a dark romance, but there is like a whole like dark society that I loved.

This is the finale. I am so stoked and excited to read it then find out that I actually hated so much I had to DNF it.

I'm on 11% and I fully understand why you [ __ ] talk about this book and this show because Damn, it's so good. Why is it so good? It's so spicy.

I ended this book, I finished it, shed a tear because I was so sad that it was over and then I just left I was left there sitting like what the [ __ ] just happened to me?

By far, not only my favorite book in this series, but also one of my all-time favorite dark romances. The plot here No, it was spectacular. Five freaking stars.

This is book two to Every Summer After, and Charlie, not only just like my man Charlie, but like the entire book, the vibes, the town, the grandmother, found family, everything was absolutely spectacular.

I gave this book five stars. It was absolutely spectacular. I quite literally thought this was going to be my new god-tier fantasy book.

It was cute. I gave it three stars. Was it like the most revolutionary out there? Absolutely not.

Somehow, this got even better and it went from enemies to lovers back to enemies, which is one of my all-time favorite tropes out there.

I should have just kept it unfinished because two stars. Two stars. This was so boring.

So somehow after it was already five star behavior, it got even better because I have never read a white shoes fantasy / romantasy and this was a brand new territory.

The chapters are so short. So it feels like you're flying through the books. I read this in under 24 hours and I understand the hype because also I watched the movie afterwards and everything became even better.

So, it's four stars because I still had fun. It was still very interesting and very entertaining.

I loved Unsteady. I give that book five stars, I'm pretty sure.