claires_loveofbooks2020's reviews
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I read this because of the dedication and of people's recs that the MMC was loosely based on Spencer Reid out of Criminal Minds. It did not disappoint! I throughougly enjoyed this book. I really liked how it was written and how Ranger was just so adorable and unexperienced in the bedroom department. It was just so informative 😂 Best romance I've read in a while, I'll probably read the other 3 books in the series, too, which are based on Rangers brothers.

This book was incredible. I loved how Sariyahs gift was used and explored in this book. I was really surprised by the twists and turns this book took. I wasn't expecting half of what happened in this book, and I was gripped. I don't want to spoil it for anyone, but if you love YA thrillers and teenagers detectives, then read this book! 

I really struggled to begin with, but when I got to 30%, I was hooked, and I devoured the rest of this book! It had a great plot. I thought Jack Warr was a bit of a lost soul, really. I liked how he was trying to find out where he came from alongside the investigation of the train robbery. I thought this book was really interesting, and I can't wait to start book 2, Judas Horse.

I'm not going to lie, I struggled with the start of this, but by 25%, I was hooked. It was mainly all action, and I found myself holding my breath through most of this book. It was so clever and calculated, I honestly can't wait to get to Drowning soon. 

This book was amazing. I was so engrossed in the plot and mystery of J. R. Alastar. The story is so well written, and it was so hard to put down. I could've easily read this book in one sitting if I didn't have to sleep! There were some really big twists that I didn't see coming, and I'm just blown away by how much I loved this book. I'll definitely be looking for more books by this author!

I thought this was a great twisty thriller. It had quite a few suspects all the way through, and you never knew what was going to happen next. There was so much family drama, and Zoe kinda did my head in with her constantly bugging Aseem to talk to his Papa. I thought there were loads going on from the start to around 70%, but the last 25% seemed rushed to me. I enjoyed the ending, and I was shocked at the last few pages' revelations.

This book was like All That's Left In The World by Erik J Brown crossed with Station Eleven. It was a wholesome read, and I really felt for Liz. She was brave and had set herself up something good, considering it was the end of the world. I loved her relationship with Maeve and that they helped each other out. I didn't like Becca, Tristian, or Benji, even though I would've thought Benji would have been nicer considering.. It was horrible to read what happened to Lizs family in the flashback chapters 'before the storm,' but it was also good to get the backstory of Lizs life before the storm happened. I really liked this book, and it had sprayed edges!!

I love these books so much, they always warm my heart, and this one is up there with the others. I love these characters so much, and how they are all there for each other is true friendship. Can't wait for book 5!

I honestly don't know what to say about this book. I kinda enjoyed the story, but there were a lot of hard topics involved that made me feel angry and upset. Chapter 28 was heartbreaking, and the way the author wrote about the scene in that chapter made my heart hurt. It was a very thought-provoking read and made you wonder how many people there are in the world that feel the same way Claire does in this book. The group made me angry for so many reasons. 

💕Make sure you check trigger warnings for this book, and please take care of yourselves! 

Got to see a bit of what Vivs mission consisted of in her previous life but also how she came to discover her love of coffee ☕️ 🥰