Incredible. Just in-cre-di-ble. This book stayed with for far too long after I finished reading it. What would you change if you knew life was going to be different? Would you change anything? Would you just sit back and wait for it to happen or would you fight it? Rebecca Searle told an incredible story of the whats and woulds.

A beautifully written story. I couldn’t put it down. Meredith hasn’t left her house in 1,214 days. We find out that she’s had lots of trauma in her life and we journey with her to try to rejoin the outside world. Along the way we drink lots of tea and meet her best friend Sadie, her sister Fee, and friends Tom and Celeste— all great characters.
Thank you to NetGalley and Grand Central Publishing for the early review copy!

3.5 stars, rounded up.

Third book in the Donovan series, but works as a standalone. I’m starting in reverse but have the first two on the way to me!

Ryleigh Donovan has had just about enough of her mom trying to set her up with every guy in town. So, she decides to shut her and everyone else up and makes a deal with the one guy no one will question- Ryker Masella. He’s tried multiple times to ask her out but she shot him down over and over again. When she grabs him and kisses him in front of her family he thinks, finally- this is his chance. They decide to create a fake relationship but will Ryleigh come to see how Ryker really feels?

I was gifted the audio and it was a quick and fun read zipping through it in one afternoon. You’ll love it especially if you like the he falls first, small town, or fake dating tropes.

Carly Robins narrated and she was so easy to listen to, especially when Ryleigh was being naughty!

Thanks to NetGalley and Dreamscape Media for my early review copy!

Excellent!! I’ve had this in my tbr FOREVER, having gotten an advanced reader’s copy from NetGalley, it just took me forever to get around to it. Wish I hadn’t waited so long. Now I’m thrilled to see it as a movie.
I can’t wait to hear the soundtrack!!!

Very slow burn. At times I wanted to give up BUT I’m glad I didn’t because when it got going it really went. It did seem like it went for a little *too* much at times however, because I did have to go back a few times to make sure I didn’t miss something. Twisty to the core.

Really enjoyed the audio by Stephanie Willing. This is the second audio I’ve listened to of hers this year and I’ll look forward to hearing more from her.

Thanks to NetGalley, Tor/Forge Publishing, and Macmillan Audio for the gifted copies.

Out now!

HOLY CRAP!! What a knockout. This one will stay with me for a while. Major book hangover happening, partly because I stayed up until 3am to finish and partly because it’s over. I don’t wanna give it back to the library….
The movie isn’t going to hold a candle—

RTC!