Audiobook Review: A Long Time Coming by Meghan Quinn.Review: Things We Hide from the Light by Lucy Score.Top Ten Tuesday: Covers with Animals on Them.Release Blitz: The Bachelor by Marni Mann.Audiobook Review: By a Thread by Lucy Score.When Real Life Gets in the Way of Blogging.She portrays Lavender with the perfect amount of vulnerability and resiliency, and it lends realism to the character. I suppose it’s a matter of personal preference. Also, his voice doesn’t bring to mind a macho man. He has an accent that I can’t quite place, and it’s distracting because I feel narration should be free from dialect unless the story calls for it. I may be in the minority here, but I’m not fond of Teddy Hamilton as a narrator. I loved all the characters, and I’m hoping Lavender’s siblings get their own books. And then they go from being at each other’s throats to suddenly being inseparable. I think that is the biggest problem with the plot for me. Nothing justifies the level of Kodiak’s continuous cruelty toward her at college, especially knowing it’s her first time away from home. Lavender isn’t sure how they went from kindred spirits to arch enemies, and honestly I couldn’t figure it out either. Their close bond from early elementary school through high school was so sweet and moving, even if it created an unhealthy codependent relationship. Her family has a tendency to be overprotective, but Kodiak designated himself as her main protector from a young age. Lavender has always been shy and occasionally too paralyzed with fear to even speak. I’m not a fan of flashbacks, but in this case I actually enjoyed the recollections from Lavender and Kodiak’s childhood more than the present events.

I like college romance, and if you throw in a friends-turned-enemies-turned-lovers relationship animosity between the two main characters you can count on me to read it.

Hunting successfully kicks off her dramatic new adult series with Little Lies. *Little Lies is a 105k standalone new adult romance. I just want to pretend the lies are still the truth. Even her name is the thing fairy tales are made of. Lavender Waters is the princess in the tower.

Years later I’m faced with all the little lies, the untruths, the false realities, the damage I inflicted when all I wanted was to indulge in my obsession. Shoved the blade in and watched her fall. Published by Self-Published on November 16, 2020Īnd I cut her down.

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