This was so romantic and sweet. I find Soto's writing so fun. The chemistry wasn't the strongest for me, but still enjoyable. It was sweet.

This was better than expected. I was worried about the religious aspect, but the book is about questioning it and not forcing it on you. It was interesting to see the trail from another view. Heartbreaking, but interesting.

Concept? Amazing. And there are so many aspects of this book I adored. But, I wasn't vibing with the format. It didn't pay off until the very end, but that's so much of the book where I didn't enjoy the format. It also dragged a bit for me, but that could be because the format wasn't for me.

Ember's lying had me STRESSED, but she's so relatable as a character and I just love her. I really enjoyed this, way more than I thought I would. I thought her lies would be too much to handle, but they were all so reasonable in the moment. She's just to great. 

God I wanna give this a better rating but it was sooooo boring. The romance was sweet and realistic, but there was so much details about how theme parks were ran that felt unnecessary and dragged. 

A book of failed potential. Sounded great, but we didn't need one of the PoVs, and it dragged a lot in the middle. I was so bored.

Dang. Jane strikes again. She's such a likeable character with such a big heart. She just really drives the story. Just a short and sweet read. 

This book had so much potential but it was so drawn out and repetitive. I felt like I was reading the same scene over and over, and we kinda were. However, the twins are great, and I do really like them. If the repetitive parts were removed, it would've been a much stronger book.

What a pleasant surprise this was. I wasn't expecting to be so moved. This is a short and sweet fairy tale like story. I didn't think I'd rate it so high, but that ending got me good.

Another great one! It was so much fun, which was not a surprise. I just wanted certain things to play out that didn't. And that cliffhanger? Man, these two deserve a break!