In June I read some great books, as well as some that weren't (which were books for school). Since I found the school books to be dull I won't be putting all of them on here, the only one I will put on here is, Persuasion by: Jane Austen, the only one I enjoyed and finished this semester. :)
I'll put the books in the order of how I rated them on Goodreads.
1. One Day In December by: Josie Silver, I gave this one five stars. It was sweet, funny and a nice summer read. :)
2. Persuasion by: Jane Austen, I gave this novel four stars. It was pretty good, with only a few dull moments. I did like the second chances at love and life theme that played out during the entire story.
3. The Golden Hour by: Beatriz Williams, this one was a three star read. The story was too drawn out, the pace was slow, and the end was anti climactic. It was entertaining, but not a book I will be picking up again anytime soon.
Overall a pretty good reading month. :)
In July I had more time and read more books.
1. Dark Disciple by: Christie Gold, I gave this one five stars. The characters were interesting, the plot flowed well, the overall story line was entertaining and fast paced, I loved the romance and redemption story, I also enjoyed Obi-wan and Anakin being in the story as well.
2. All You Desire by: Kirsten Miller, was a four star read for me. It was exciting, with interesting plot, and the love triangle was good. I wasn't a fan of the main character and a few plot holes I get into in my review.
3. Things You Save In A Fire by: Katherine Center, was a three star book. The book comes out on the 13th, so I'll be adding more details on why I gave it three stars in my review.
4. Again, But Better by: Christine Riccio, was three stars as well. Mainly because the first half of the book was uninteresting to me. It started as a two star and then went to three stars because the ending picked up and I was left satisfied.
5. The Winter Sister by: Megan Collins was a solid two star for me. I explain why in my review, but basically the story line was dull, the characters didn't evolve much throughout the story and the mystery aspect wasn't what I was expecting.
6. Golden State by: Ben H. Winters, was also a two star book to me. Mainly because I found it confusing at times and should've been longer to have more explanations in the story.
This month I read more books, and I thought the material was pretty decent. :)
I hope everyone has a wonderful day, and if you all want more of my thoughts on these books, my reviews are in the blog page below this post.
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Happy Reading! :)
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