Juuuust finished it yesterday, review to come shortly!
This is my second O’Beirne novel. The first being Points of Departure, which I reviewed and loved two days ago. But if you don’t like multiple POVs, Points of Departure isn’t a good fit. But the good news is Here’s the Thing is told by only Zel and she’s fantastic. It has everything that was great i...
This is the first novel I read from Emily O’Beirne but I have another review coming for another novel of hers, Here’s the Thing, coming on the 30th. This is definitely one author to follow and I will be reading her first series, A Story of Now. The F/F romance and blurb hooked me. It wasn’t exactly ...
The plot is not so original, as it follows the old romance pattern: love, split, love again.But the story is engaging, emotionally compelling, full of witty dialogs, all-round described characters, even the secundary ones.It's a well written YA romance about understanding ourselves and our place in ...
This is a nice romance who deals with insecurity and inferiority complex.Claire and Mia, the two lead characters are both really nice, but both have to grow up a little in order to find their way to happiness.Claire is openly in a crisis state. She has relationship problems with her family, and she ...
Sequel to "A Story of Now" has us continue to follow Claire and Mia through a summer of relationship building, in the present tense, week by week or even day by day. I quite loved the book and the characters and smiled to myself all too frequently as I read.I have to admit that I was hesitant to rea...
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