by Lauren Morrill
I feel like I was more excited about this one in the abstract than I actually was in terms of the book. Partly this is because I didn’t connect well with the characters, and didn’t feel super invested in the plot despite the marching band on a cruise ship setup. I did finish it, for whatever that’s ...
Note: I received this book for free from Publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. I was not paid to write this. All thoughts and opinions are my own. I truly wanted to love The Trouble with Destiny by Lauren ...
This review was originally posted on Bookish Things & MoreQuickie ReviewI really enjoyed The Trouble with Destiny. It's fun, awkward, and shows that you don't have to have control over every little thing.The control aspect is what Liza, our main character, has trouble with most. She is trying to ma...
If I would have to describe The Trouble With Destiny in one sentence it would be: A easy, entertaining cute & fluffy that's predictable in all the best ways. Predictable is THE word for the story line. It's extremely predictable. It goes from A to B to C. None of the twists will surprise anyon...
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