Reviews by Tag: bestseller

Verity, by Colleen Hoover, is a suspenseful romance novel and a stand-alone book.

Avery Kylie Grambs is a normal 17 year old girl. She doesn’t exactly have money, but all
she wants is to have a good normal life with a normal job and good pay. But when she inherits a
billion dollar inheritance from philanthropist Tobias Hawthorne who has died recently, her whole
life turns around. More people start targeting her death, her love life suddenly goes up, and
people she didn’t even know start admiring her. Avery believes there’s a reason for her

Mystery, romance, suspense. This book was definitely worth the hype. With beautiful
scenery descriptions and trying to understand the effects of abandonment, the reader will be
asking questions until the very last page.

It Ends With Us is probably the most recommended book of the past few years - from its
romance to powerful message, no one can put it down. The novel starts on a high rooftop in
Boston with heightened emotions all around. After refusing to speak at her abusive father’s
funeral, a sad but conflicted Lily meets Ryle - an upset neurosurgeon - high above the Boston
skyline. Both deep in their feelings and without care for what the other thought of them, they

When Monique Grant, a background writer at Vivant gets offered an interview with the Evelyn
Hugo, she’s rather perplexed. Why would such a famous person meet with a writer like her?

This book was a piece of heart and something I would see my soul to read again. It was so beautiful and heart shattering at the same time as Evelyn experiences love, cheat, betrayal, glamor, power, fame, money, and heartbreak all at the same time. Evelyn’s story discusses her rise in Hollywood along with the challenges, media, the public eye, sexualization, and more. She demonstrates what it was like being  a powerful woman in a demanding and toxic environment at an early time. She has 7 marriages, in which she discusses each love or reason.

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid is an Old-Hollywood read centered around Evelyn Hugo, a legendary actress. Evelyn’s life story, and the truth about her seven husbands, has never been revealed–until now. Evelyn decides to give newbie journalist Monique Grant the opportunity of a lifetime; to write a piece on Evelyn herself directly from the retired actress.

Incredible story, plot, all of it. Very unexpected and not predictable, just when you think it stops there, it doesn’t. The main characters Evelyn and Monique sit in an interview each day to document Evelyn’s story—hardships and fame. Unexpectedly, Monique seems to learn from Evelyn and grows as a human, combating unpleasant memories of her ex-husband while working for an ever-growing news reporting company. What seems so simple as a one-on-one conversation erupts to be larger than you’d expect, with mixed confusions and changing sides every other chapter.

In Verity, by Colleen Hoover, Lowen is offered the deal of a lifetime by Jeremy Crawford: to complete his famous wife's last 3 books. In need of the money she accepts the deal and moves into their house. But things are not as they seem, the family has secrets and the longer Lowen stays the more she finds out. What secrets will be uncovered?

Lock Every Door is an exceptionally written horror/thriller novel. Riley Sager is very well known for writing thriller books, and this might just be one of the best written books by Riley. The storyline of the book is very interesting since it gives you insight on multiple characters’ perspectives. You not only get to feel what all the characters are feeling, but you also get an insight into their lives and how each character is so vastly different than the other.