Reviews by Category: Romance

It Starts with Us, by Colleen Hoover, is a romance novel and the second in a two-book series.

This series is a must read but It Ends with Us must be read first to fully enjoy and understand

the second book.

The book The Undead Truth of Us by Britany S. Lewis is a story of a young girl named Zharie.

Zharie’s mother had just turned into a zombie, and had passed away shortly after. We get to see

Zharie’s growth as she finds love, and discovers new things about her mother and her love

interest as well. I would give this book a 3 out of 5 rating. I really enjoyed the detail Lewis put

into the making of Zharie, and her life. She is an extremely unique and interesting character.

Cassia is a 17 year old who lives in a society where she can’t make any decisions on

her own. She has known how her life will play out since she was a young girl. At 17 she

would be told who she would marry at age 21. Soon after that she will be told what

job she has been selected for. She will die on her 80th birthday. This is how everyone

lives their lives and no one questions it, until there is a mistake. Cassia is matched

with Xander, her friend that lives nearby, which is already happens very little. Cassia

This book got me out of one of my worst reading slumps I’ve ever had. Filled with faeries, the

human world, ideas of patriarchy and power, and more, this book is more than anything I

could’ve asked for or even expected. An enemies to friends to maybe lovers, admiration from

afar, all of which are some of my favorite tropes personally. The two main characters, Jude, a

human living in the Faerie world, and Carden, the youngest son to the High King of Faerie.

After Lily’s abusive father has died she meets a surgeon that she is interested in. Lily and the

surgeon, Ryle start a relationship but find that their goals for life do not match up. They part

ways but find eachother again and their relationship progresses until he lashes out on her

reminding her of the abusive relationship her parents had with each other. Although Lily told

herself that Ryle was nothing like her father. Lily marries Ryle and is looking forward to starting

This story follows Keena whose boyfriend died five years ago and she takes full blame upon and

does time in jail for his death. While Keena is awaiting jail time she finds out she is pregnant

with a girl, she makes the decision to have her boyfriend, Scotty's parents, raise her child. Due

to the circumstances Keena has her rights to see her child removed. After being released from

jail Keena goes back to the town where the tragedy struck to try to reunite with her daughter

Ugly Love follows Tate Collins, a registered nurse who moves to San Francisco to live with her

brother, Corbin to continue her studies as a nurse and also work in a hospital there. There she

meets Miles Archer, an airline pilot, and a close friend of Corbin. Tate is immediately attracted to

Miles but Miles makes it clear that he isn't looking for a serious relationship with Tate and Tate

It Ends With Us follows Lily Bloom, who travels to the city to pursue her career shortly after her

fathers funeral. There she meets Ryle Kincaid, a wealthy ambitious neurosurgeon. Everything

seems to go well for Lily until she meets Atlas Corrigan, her ex boyfriend and first love. As past

memories seem to rise up again and her relationship seems to take an abrupt turn, Lily has to

In Chloe Green’s small town of False Beach, Alabama, the golden girl has disappeared.

Shara Wheeler, principal’s daughter and queen bee of Willgrove Christian Academy kisses

Chloe in the school elevator - and then vanishes, leaving only a trail of pink note cards with

confusing messages on them. To figure out this strange mystery, Chloe teams up with star

football player Smith and resident mysterious guitar-player Rory (both recipients of kisses from

This book will pull on all your heartstrings in the best way possible. Colleen Hoover tackles lots

of hardships in this novel, such as fixing family relationships, grief, and making amends with the

past. This book hooks you from the very beginning, and it has lots of complex parts to the plot

that keep you wanting more. I read this book in one day, and I think that mostly speaks for itself.

Another Colleen Hoover book that you should add to your want-to-read list.