Review: After You by JoJo Moyes

Star Review: 5/5 stars

Recommend: Highly!

This was such a great way to continue Lou's story.
It is a sequel not like any other. With twists and turns you wouldn't expect.
I loved reading as Lou learned to trust herself again. Learned to move on from the past. As well as learning to tell the past to a stranger she notices looks a lot like Will Traynor.
I was heartbroken with the way it was portrayed of Lou's way of coping with loss. But if you really looked at it, everyone has their own way of coping and finding a way to move on.
While reading After You, I had the distinct feeling that Lou was never going to live again. (As Will had told her many times.) however, the more I read, the more I saw her discovering herself, except the past and welcome the future.
JoJo Moyes as a talent of showing you a real life scenario and makes you learn from it. That was what I got from Me Before You and what I got from After You.

You know what my favorite part of Lou's story? In Spring of 2018, we will be able to get book 3!

That's right, Book 3 of Lou's story! JoJo Moyes announced it last month on Facebook! EEECK! I m so excited!

Review: Spring Clean By Proxy by Robert Bayley

Star review: 2.5/5 stars

Recommend: If High on Shrooms

I received this book to read for an honest review. You are following Vanessa, a middle aged woman living in a small town in England. She owns a well established day care after her divorce with her husband, Jack. You follow her journey in her belief that she will end up suffocating to death from the lack of air, and her sanity slowly going, when she believes that she is the last human alive. Vanessa also has an interest in her mail man, John. John has told Vanessa about his idea of going back to sch I received this book to read for an honest review. You are following Vanessa, a middle aged woman living in a small town in England. She owns a well established day care after her divorce with her husband, Jack. You follow her journey in her belief that she will end up suffocating to death from the lack of air, and her sanity slowly going, when she believes that she is the last human alive.

GIVEAWAY!!!!!!!!

Welcome to part Two of the giveaway, that was posted on Instagram. For this portion you must leave a comment below with you Instagram Username in the comment. That will equal you second entry.
The winner will receive both FrostBlood and Empress of a Thousand Skies as well as a gorgeous bracelet. Read below for the rules and original post from Instagram.
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It's #giveaway time!!!! Winner will receive FrostBlood AND Empress of a Thousand Skies with an awesome bracelet!!! (Did I forget to mention that both books are hardcovers?)
This GiveAway is International and will end at 2250 (or 1050 pm US EST) on April 1st. Winner will be announced on April 2nd! Here are the rules.
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•You must be following me (I will be checking)
No giveaway accounts and profiles must be public.
•Repost this photo with the hashtag #csb_giveaway
•For a second entry go to my blog and comment on the post about this giveaway. Make sure you leave your IG username in the comment.
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May the odds be ever in your favor.
Don't forget to have fun!

Ramblings of a Book Dragon: Worst Books Read

So in his post I decided to share the books that were my worst reads. I understand everyone had there own opinions. But these were either so bad I cajoled finish them, or I did and I was highly disappointed.

So Here are their books.

Review: Secret of Camp Whispering Pines by Tara Ellis

Star Rating: 4/5 Stars

Recommend: Yes for your Nancy Drews out there

Here is my extremely short review for Tara Ellis's second book in her Samantha Wolf Mysteries.

I received a copy of this book for an honest review.

I was not disappointed. Tara Ellis did it once again. This book not only was just as fun and fast paced as the first book, but it was another good mystery. I was so excited to get a message from Tara, asking me to read this book for an honest review, since I loved the first one. Sammantha Wolf reminds me of a younger, modern Nancy Drew. I highly recommend this book to any kids or younger teens who loved Nancy Drew. Forgive me for the short review, but I just loved it so much, I can't write it do I was not disappointed. Tara Ellis did it once again. This book not only was just as fun and fast paced as the first book, but it was another good mystery. I was so excited to get a message from Tara, asking me to read this book for an honest review, since I loved the first one. Sammantha Wolf reminds me of a younger, modern Nancy Drew. I highly recommend this book to any kids or younger teens who loved Nancy Drew. Forgive me for the short review, but I just loved it so much, I can't write it down!

You can check out The Secret of Camp Whispering Pines HERE 

Review: The Mystery of Hollow Inn by Tara Ellis

Star Rating: 4/5 Stars

Recommend: Great for Middle School Grade

I reached out to Ms. Ellis on GoodReads when she first came out with this book. She was looking for reviewers who was willing to read her new middle school level mystery novel.

I was so thrilled to get a chance to read it because I LOVE (still do) Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys. So I gave this book a chance and love it! I highly recommend if you have a middle school grade reader who loves Nancy Drew.

So here is my short and quick review!

Review: The Fallen Vampire by Beata Blitz

The Fallen Vampire by Beata Blitz

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


Summary:
THE FALLEN VAMPIRE is the first volume in the FLUX & FIRMAMENT romance series for young adults. This epic adventure takes place in an entirely new universe—The Realm of the Cloud Lords, created by a catastrophic experiment at the Large Hadron Collidor, which has led to a fusion between our world and another dimension.