Dr. Seuss - Oh, the places you'll go! ★★★★★

William S. Burroughs - Naked Lunch ★☆

Piper Vaughn - Two times lucky  ★★  

Adrianna Dane - Delicious Sinn ★★★★

Heidi Cullinam - Dance with me ★★★★

Connie Bailey - A case of mistaken Virginity  ★

Lord Byron - She walks in beauty ★★★★★

Abigail Roux - A tale from de Rode   ★★★☆ 

Edgar Allan Poe - The tell-tale heart ★★★★

April/May

Franz Kafka - El proceso ★★

I looooove this. Soooo sweet. At the beginning I didn't know if Oliver and Moore were something more than friends, but then Max came along and everything made sense.

Max is a djinn, or a genie, and Oliver is his new master, but soon realizes that the Prince, his new master, is nothing like the others, that the only true wish he have is to set him free, because he fell for Max as hard Max fell for Oliver.

Obviously stubborn as he is, Oliver can make this happen, even if letting Max go means to have his heart broken. That part made me so sad, because we can see how much they loved each other and how they both are willing to sacrifice everything if it will make the other safe.

Luckily this have a happy ending not long after that because my heart couldn't bear so much sadness.

This story could have been so good, but sadly, it wasn't. The general idea was very interesting and appealing. Who wouldn't want o read about a man good looking, funny, charming, loving searching for someone to spend his life with but having no luck with that. That is until he meets his completely opposite when he accompanies a friend to a wedding in her natal city.

Boy meets boy, they are completely different but, as usual, opposites attract.

During the whole story you keep feeling there's something missing, like there's more to tell. There's so much development that could have been and, instead, everything happens so fast and ends so suddenly, making no sense at all. I didn't enjoyed it and I don't reccomend it.

I fell in love with this, it's so beautiful, so perfect. It is difficult to me to find stories like this one, so well thought and so well written.

In it we have this two boys, men, completely different, in every way you can imagine. And yet, that is going to be what brings them together in more than one way.

From hate to understanding, acceptance, friendship and finally love, our two protagonists find in each other what they were missing for a long, long time.

Both Laurie and Ed will find out that even when their life has not been the best and they have lost what was more important to them, together and in the other their life will be complete once again.

They will lean that standing by each other and helping eachother they will also learn to stand by and for themselves, realising that life just happens and sometimes, bad things are not our fault, that we have to learn to forgive ourselves and accept that some things are simply out of our hands.

I really enjoyed this book, I liked the interaction the characters had, with each other, themselves and other characters. How, before anything happens between them they develop their relation, becoming accustomed around the other and realizing there they are more alike than they first thought. The plot is concise and the story doesn't let you hanging, it flows naturally from beginning to end.

If you like romande, fluff, angst, dance and feelings you certainly need to read it.

I'm liking it so far, really liking it. The story is pretty interesting. I think it's really well written and it follows a storyline (I hate when stories have a lack of plot or background or character development and it's basically just sex) . The characters and their relation(ship) are developing through the pages, with time and no rushed at all. It didn't happen anything yet but they are getting there. I really hope it continues as good as it is.