Unmaking Hunter Kennedy by Anne Eliot

Unmaking Hunter Kennedy by Anne Eliot
My rating: 4 of 5 stars


I guess I'm kind of into the whole 'rockstar under cover' thing when it comes to Young Adult contemporary. It would rock even more if the said rockstar was a werewolf or faerie or something in disguise. But I guess we can only ask for so much before it becomes ridiculous.

Anyways, I thought this book kind of, I dunno, rocked. Bad joke, I know. Hang in there, it only gets worse. Or better. Or whatever.

I never liked Curtis. He seemed to stereotypical blah blah eh, you know? Just so bleak and... boring. But Hunter (Dustin?) was intriguing, like rock stars tend to be. And he was pretty cool, for a famous dude anyway. He felt like he could be a real character, unlike some of the past books I've read with rock stars. And Vere is sweet. Just plain awesome. I personally would go by Gwenivere, or Gwen, not Vere, but to each his own, I suppose. So to sum it up, basically it rocked my world. He he I'm terrible at this.

Definitely a good read for you people. I would highly recommend it.

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Kacii

Chasing Nikki by Lacey Weatherford

Chasing Nikki by Lacey Weatherford
My rating: 5 of 5 stars


I seem to have a tendency to choose sad books at the moment. So if you have an aversion to sad books, you may want to stop reading this review now.

As usual I absolutely love this book and I gotta say, I really don't want to read the next one. I fell in love with Nikki and Chase, and I have a feeling Chase finds another girl in the next book. I don't want to see him in love with anyone else.

I think this book rocks. Another bad boy turned romantic lover and an awesome girl who turns the bad boy down sort of tale. Cliched, yet utterly irresistible. Two thumbs up from me.

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Deadly to Love by Mia Hoddell

Deadly to Love by Mia Hoddell
My rating: 5of 5 stars


I was honestly... surprised by this book. The description didn't give me a lot to expect from this, but it sounded pretty good. Maybe a little definite and final, but nonetheless it sounded like something I'd read.

I think one of my favorite things about this book is the completely untraditional way Kai and Rea fell in love. It was a very original idea, not to mention modern. I loved that little twist, because nowadays in most books when the main characters fall in love they always follow the same boring, cliched, traditional approach. And honestly? It gets boring. This was different, and I absolutely loved that.

I can't wait for the next book to come, I'm really looking forward to reading that. This story had such a good plot and the story structure was sound. I find that a lot of self-published books have atrosious plot structure and everything falls apart. This story was great, and now there's a new cover and all the errors are gone! So I bumped up my rating to five stars because of that. It really was a good story.

I am going to highly suggest reading this if you ever find the time, because I think it was wonderful and overall an amazing read. I wasn't expecting to like it so much, and in the beggining I will admit I scoffed at the way it started but in the end I had fallen in love with this story.


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