by Emmy Laybourne
Now, as many of you may know I do read a lot of young adult Dystopians. It is definitely my favorite genre. I'd fill this book more under post-apacalyptic. But its different than any other I have read before. So that's one good thing this author did well. I think I didn't like it as much because its...
Note: I received an eARC copy of this title in exchange for my honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own and were not affected by receiving this eARC. Okay… Honestly Sweet by Emmy Laybourne left me thinking “WTF? What just happened?” Seriously. I enjoyed the writing style of Emmy Laybour...
It’s a cruise, a luxury cruise where all the passengers feel they need to lose weight. Celebrities and ordinary individuals are ecstatic to be a part of this excursion as they are rolling out Solu on this exclusive trip. Solu, the new diet sweetener, not available in stores yet, guaranteed to make i...
This book is so bad. But it’s like I can’t help but continue reading had. It actually sort of reminds me of Sharknado. If Sharknado was a book. And that’s the thing, I don’t really know if bad B movie works for a YA book. Half of the fun of those movies is actually seeing it, and having some o...
This was an amazing book, though that ending. GAHHHHH. Also a warning, it is pretty gory and gruesome at parts, so if you are squeamish, then I would recommend you either skip the scenes or grab a less gory book.But this book was epic, awesome and truly wow. It is told from the perspectives of two c...
Good premise, awful execution. Insta-romance that made no sense; ultimately selfish & disloyal heroine who tried to act as anything but, and still made all the wrong decisions, endangering the people she claimed to care about and/or "love"; no real character depth. Tom and Laurel's POVs were practic...
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