Heroine by Mindy McGinnis

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The Slippery Slope of Addiction

High School Athlete
Graphic Drug Use
Bring on the Tears

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With Audio Performed by Brittany Pressley

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This isn't my first book about heroin addiction.  I've read a couple others, this one is just as hard-hitting and unflinching as those others, possibly more so, because it involves a girl not yet out of high school.  An athlete, with everything going for her.  Her downward spiral starts with a car accident and a horrible injury where she is prescribed Oxy, and so from there, her wretched descent begins...

I believe the purpose of this book is to make people, not only kids but adults too, aware of how easy it is to become dependent on these types of drugs, and almost anyone is susceptible to them, and to also make them aware of the signs that someone could be using.  This is fiction but it's based on real-life issues so it can be very blunt, which can make it really difficult to read/listen to at times...but ultimately, I believe it's worth it.

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☆5☆STARS - GRADE=A+

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Plot⇝ 5/5
Narration Performance⇝ 5/5
Characters⇝ 4.5/5

The Feels⇝ 5+/5

Pacing⇝ 4.7/5

Addictiveness⇝ 5/5

Theme or Tone⇝ 5/5

Flow (Writing Style)⇝ 5/5

Backdrop (World Building)⇝ 5/5

Originality⇝ 5/5

Ending⇝ 5/5 

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Book Cover⇝ I thought the title was a mistake but it turns out, it was intentional...the cover is actually perfect for the story.

Setting⇝ Ohio

Source⇝ Audiobook (Library)
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Lie To Me by J.T. Ellison

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Separate Narrators for each POV

Mystery

Psychological Thriller
Questionable Plot Twists

With Narration Performed by Matthew Waterson, Saskia Maarleveld, Sarah Naughton & Julia Whelan

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This book tried to have these compelling plot twists that just came off as somewhat ridiculous and hard to swallow, especially towards the last third of the book.  I was sort of feeling things until that point, and it just went downhill after that.  It felt, to me, that she was going for shock factor more than anything else.  The narration was very decently done, without that, I probably would have been super angry that I wasted my time on the story at all.

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☆2.5☆STARS - GRADE=D+

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Plot⇝ 2.7/5
Narration Performance⇝ 4.5/5

Main Characters⇝ 2/5

Secondary Characters⇝ 2.7/5

The Feels⇝ 3.5/5

Pacing⇝ 4/5

Addictiveness⇝ 4/5

Theme or Tone⇝ 3/5

Flow (Writing Style)⇝ 3.5/5

Backdrop (World Building)⇝ 4/5

Ending⇝ 2/5 Cliffhanger⇝ Nah...

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Book Cover⇝ Boring

Setting⇝ Kentucky

Source⇝ Audiobook (Library)
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Come Find Me by Megan Miranda

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Almost Like Stranger Things

Two Mysteries

Connections
Realistic Fiction
Splash of Romance
Splash of Science Fiction

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With Narration by Michael Crouch & Jorjeana Marie

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This starts out as, and hints at in the blurb/synopsis, that it's kind of like the show Stranger Things...and I think a lot of people thought it would be supernatural like that show.  This might be slightly spoilery...but I'm going to say it anyway.  This is not like Stranger Things.  Honestly, though, you find that out in the first third of the book, so not too spoilery.

Come Find Me is more of a YA Mystery mixed with Realistic Fiction. With a splash of romance, science fiction, and supernatural.  Although, it does drag in the middle a bit...on Audio, I found it hardly noticeable.   Both the narrators were quite exceptional.  Overall, I kinda liked it.

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☆4.3☆STARS - GRADE=A-

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Plot⇝ 4.2/5
Narration Performance⇝ 5/5

Main Characters⇝ 4.3/5

Secondary Characters⇝ 4.2/5

The Feels⇝ 4.2/5

Pacing⇝ 4/5

Addictiveness⇝ 4.3/5

Theme or Tone⇝ 4.7/5

Flow (Writing Style)⇝ 4.3/5

Backdrop (World Building)⇝ 4.2/5

Originality⇝ 4.5/5

Ending⇝ 4.5/5 Cliffhanger⇝ Nope.

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Book Cover⇝ It's quite striking

Setting⇝ Virginia

Source⇝ Audiobook (Library)
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Ever the Hunted by Erin Summerill

Clash of the Kingdoms #1

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Magic

Fantasy

Cute, But Forgettable

Clean Romance

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With Audio Performed by Helen Johns

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The story did not live up to this gorgeous cover.  A winsome addition to YA Fantasy Trilogies already out there, that failed to fully capture my attention.  Maybe, cute and magical wasn't what I wanted to read right at the moment.  It's well written and the magic system was interesting, but the characters didn't really capture my attention.  This could have been due to the narration...I didn't really care for it, after all.  She was too mashed (like a mouth full of mashed potatoes) mouth for me to understand most of the time. 

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☆3☆STARS - GRADE=C

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Plot⇝ 3.7/5
Narration Performance⇝ 2.5/5

Characters⇝ 2.3/5

The Feels⇝ 2.5/5

Pacing⇝ 2.7/5

Addictiveness⇝ 2.5/5

Theme or Tone⇝ 3/5

Flow (Writing Style)⇝ 3.8/5

Backdrop (World Building)⇝ 2.8/5

Originality⇝ 2.5/5

Ending⇝ 3.5/5 Cliffhanger⇝ Sort of...

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Book Cover⇝ Gorgeous...

Setting⇝ I honestly don't know...some kingdom somewhere...

Source⇝ Audiobook (Library)
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The Escape Room by Megan Goldin

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Locked-Room (Elevator) Mystery

Twisted Twisty-ness

Back & Forth Narrative

Corporate Finance

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Set in the world of Investment Banking, the high stakes, cutthroat, "I'll step on you before you can step on me", kind of atmosphere.  Coupled with the mystery of an escape room challenge...made for a very interesting backdrop.  The story is told in alternating POV's between Sara Hall and the 4 people who have found themselves stuck in an elevator...that's supposed to be an escape room.  The question is...who put them there and why???  This story is not without its could-that-really-happen moments, but despite that, it's an indulging kind of Mystery/Thriller that I found quite entertaining.

I did have one issue...and it was with my advanced reader copy, it was, quite possibly the worse arc I've ever read before.  There was a ton of 1's and 0's, some of which had - or + in front of them, throughout the entire thing.  So flipping distracting.  Has anyone else ever had this with a kindle version of an arc?  I've had issues in the past with weird chapter breaks, but this was crazy they even had the numbers in between letters of a particular word.

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☆4.5☆STARS - GRADE=A-

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Plot⇝ 4.5/5

Main Characters⇝  5/5

Secondary Characters⇝  4.5/5

The Feels⇝  4.3/5

Pacing⇝  4.3/5

Addictiveness⇝  4.3/5

Theme or Tone⇝  4.5/5

Flow (Writing Style)⇝  4/5

Backdrop (World Building)⇝  5/5

Originality⇝  5/5

Ending⇝  4.5/5 Cliffhanger⇝ Nope.

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Book Cover⇝ A little too much gold for me...

Setting⇝ New York mostly...

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Drowning Instinct by Ilsa J Bick

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Taboo Romance

Older YA

Psychological

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With Audio Performed by Kathleen McInerney

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The cover and the narrator are the only recommendable aspects of this story...everything else is questionable...except maybe the ending.  I found the ending to be almost perfect, everything except for how they got there in the first place...

Overall, for me, the story has believability issues...so many aspects of the story just didn't sit well for me.   I'm surprised I gave it a chance at all...because teacher/student romance isn't really my thing...especially when dealing with high school age kids.  Just goes to show what an excellent cover can do for a story, at least for someone like me.

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☆2.8☆STARS - GRADE=C-

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Plot⇝  2.5/5
Narration Performance⇝  4.5/5

Main Characters⇝  2.5/5

Secondary Characters  2/5

The Feels⇝  2.5/5

Pacing⇝  4/5

Addictiveness⇝  3.8/5

Theme or Tone⇝  2/5

Flow (Writing Style)⇝  3.5/5

Backdrop (World Building)⇝  4/5

Originality⇝  2/5

Ending⇝  4/5 Cliffhanger⇝ Nah...

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Book Cover⇝ Striking, love the color...

Setting⇝ Wisconsin near Lake Michigan

Source⇝ Own Audible Audiobook
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Four Dead Queens by Astrid Scholte

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Stand-Alone Full Length Story

Fantasy
Twisty Mystery

Romance

Character Growth

A Mix of Historical and Tech

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With Audio Performed by Amy Shiels & Elizabeth Knowelden

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A fantasy stand-alone...not something you see too often...is it?  This is one of the reasons I really liked this.  The other is how compelling listenable I found this, with a mix of dystopian, fantasy and a splash of futuristic-techy thrown in.  I do love those sort of mixes.  Four Dead Queens is not without its flaws, but for the most part, I found them easily discountable.  Maybe, the MC, Keralie is a bit unlikable...but she does grow as a person.  And, also the world-building felt a tad incomplete overall, but still, easily dismissable.  The mystery was well articulated, at least for me it was.  Overall, an enjoyable story and one I recommend.

One of the narrators is the voice of Keralie (Amy Shiels), and the other is the voice of everyone else, including each of the four queens and a couple of others (Elizabeth Knowelden).  They were both pretty good and of course, I liked that the book had two different narrators.  For the story, this worked perfectly.

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☆4.3☆STARS - GRADE=A-

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Plot⇝ 4.3/5
Narration Performance⇝  5/5

Main Characters⇝  4.5/5

Secondary Characters⇝  5/5

The Feels⇝  4.3/5

Pacing⇝  5/5

Addictiveness⇝  5/5

Theme or Tone⇝  4.2/5

Flow (Writing Style)⇝  4.7/5

Backdrop (World Building)⇝  4.3/5

Originality⇝  4/5

Ending⇝  4.7/5 Cliffhanger⇝ Nope!

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Book Cover⇝ Absolutely love it!

Setting⇝ Quadara

Source⇝ Audiobook (Library)
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See Me by Nicholas Sparks

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Contemporary

Romance
Mystery
Suspense

My First Nicholas Sparks Book

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With Audio Performed by Christopher Ryan Grant

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Yes, this is my first Nicholas Sparks novel...I have seen a few movies based on his books, though (The Last Song gutted me).  I knew when I went looking for a book by him that I wanted something that hadn't been turned into a Movie, yet.  I found See Me, and I was intrigued, probably had something to do with the mystery/suspense it had going on.

I would call this Contemporary Romance meets Romantic Suspense.  The ending was very intense and completely surprised me...because, you see, I thought it was going to play out a little differently.  I'm impressed that he surprised me.   The writing is superb, despite being slow and a little tedious at times.  The narrator was exceptional, he had a nice smooth voice that made listening to him easy to do.

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☆4.2☆STARS - GRADE=B+

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Plot⇝ 4/5
Narration Performance⇝ 4/5

Main Characters⇝ 4.3/5

Secondary Characters⇝ 3.8/5

The Feels⇝ 4/5

Pacing⇝ 3.8/5

Addictiveness⇝ 4/5

Theme or Tone⇝ 4.3/5

Flow (Writing Style)⇝ 4.5/5

Backdrop (World Building)⇝ 5/5

Ending⇝ 4.5/5

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Book Cover⇝ Meh...it's okay

Setting⇝ North Carolina

Source⇝ Audiobook (Library)
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In the Shadow of the Spindrift House by Mira Grant

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Novella
Teen Investigating
Nautical-Themed Paranormal

Creepy House
Poetic Writing

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A weird (or maybe just weird to me) thing about this book...it doesn't seem to be coming out as an eBook...just a hardcover, on every site I looked at.  It also has an illustrator...does that mean it has illustrations??? That could be cool, especially if they are by the same person who created the cover...and speaking of the cover, wow, this one is fantabulous.

With its poetic, atmospheric writing and the creep-factor of the Spindrift House itself, I found myself drawn to this story.  While, considered to be a Novella, but still clocking in at 200 pages, it ultimately reads fairly quickly, almost too quickly...because the ending is rather abrupt.

Mira Grant also writes as Seanan McGuire and I've never read a Seanan McGuire book...but judging from the covers/synopsis of those books, this story felt more like one of those, rather than a Mira Grant book.  It has a decidedly paranormal feel to it, after all.

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☆4☆STARS - GRADE=B+

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Plot⇝ 4/5

Main Characters⇝ 4/5
Inanimate Characters⇝ 4.3/5

The Feels⇝ 3.5/5

Pacing⇝ 4.2/5

Addictiveness⇝ 4/5

Theme or Tone⇝ 4.2/5

Flow (Writing Style)⇝ 4/5

Backdrop (World Building)⇝ 4.3/5

Originality⇝ 4/5

Ending⇝ 3.8/5

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Book Cover⇝ Amazing

Setting⇝ Coast of Maine

Source⇝ I received an ARC via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review
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Lifel1k3 by Jay Kristoff

Lifelike Trilogy #1

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Futuristic Techy

Dystopian

Bots Of All Types & Sizes 

Intense Action
Slight Romanov Retelling

Existentially Thought-Provoking

With Audio Performed by Erin Spencer

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I previously read an ARC of this back last year, and since the second book comes out soon, and because I loved this, I wanted a refresher on what all went down.   My original review is posted below... 

I loved this!!! Thank you, to whoever decided I was worthy of an ARC of this. I seriously wondered if I would like something by Jay Kristoff without Amie Kaufman involved…but, I totally did.  I was thrown off by the dialogue, for the first few chapters, which I would say is somewhere between Dust Lands Series and the Illuminae Files.  The world in this is fantastic, fleshed out perfectly, with just the right amount of world building.  The pacing is intense.  The action is top-notch, non-stop and depicted in a way that's easily followed.  The characters are possibly my new favorites. The twists at the end were unexpected and I can't wait for book #2.  Oh, and I'm for sure doing a re-read/listen on Audio of this before that second book comes out. 

The audio was well done, Erin Spencer was perfect for the voice of Eve/Anna.  Despite her being perfect, I still think I preferred reading this over listening to this.  Just a smidgen, though.  I seriously don't know why I feel that way, normally I prefer Audio.

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☆5☆STARS - GRADE=A+

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Plot⇝  5/5
Narration Performance⇝  5/5

Main Characters⇝  5/5

Secondary Characters⇝  5/5

The Feels⇝  5/5

Pacing⇝  5/5

Addictiveness⇝  5/5

Theme or Tone⇝ 5/5

Flow (Writing Style)⇝  5/5

Backdrop (World Building)⇝  5/5

Originality⇝  5/5

Ending⇝  5/5 Cliffhanger⇝ Um...yeah.

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Book Cover⇝ I have a sudden craving for Honeycomb

Setting⇝  A Futuristic USA

Source⇝ Audiobook (Library)
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The Lovely and the Lost by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

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YA Contemporary
Rescue Dogs
Family Drama

Mystery

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I love The Naturals Series and The Fixer Duology by JLB, I love how smart her writing is and how believable they were, despite having crime-solving teens.  I wanted to love this too...I mean, it's written by Jennifer and it has dogs...two things I love.  Sadly, though, I was ultimately disappointed.  I feel like she lost her mojo...and I really hope she hasn't.

The characters all felt off, kind of over-the-top unbelievable, none more so than the character of Jude...he was cringe-worthy annoying.  The family drama was all over the place and kind of difficult to follow.  The mystery of the missing girl was also a complete letdown, seriously, I just didn't buy it.  The blurb led me to believe that it had all the makings of a super-good story, but it just didn't deliver.  This is probably more of a two-star read for me, but my love for her stories wouldn't let me rate it that low...

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☆2.5☆STARS - GRADE=D+

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Plot⇝  2.5/5

Characters⇝  2/5

The Feels⇝  2/5

Pacing⇝  3/5

Addictiveness⇝  2.5/5

Theme or Tone⇝  3/5

Flow (Writing Style)⇝  2.3/5

Backdrop (World Building)⇝  3/5

Originality⇝  4/5

Ending⇝  2.7/5 Cliffhanger⇝ ???

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Book Cover⇝ Could be better...

Setting⇝ Hunter's Point & Sierra Glades National Park

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March Re-Cap

March has been a good reading/listening month for me, with only two books below four stars.  The Snakes and Ladders Challenge really helped with that.  I have to say, I wouldn't mind doing a pick-it-for-me poll again sometime.  I need an easier website then surveymonkey.com, though.  That one confused me, I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to post it on here.  If anyone knows of a better website for this sort of thing...please let me know?

⇝My March Reading/Listening Re-Cap⇜

(Audiobook) Prisoner of Night and Fog by Anne Blankman

Highlights Include: 

Historical Fiction Based in Truth

Germany Pre-WWII Times

Mystery

Family Secrets

Ravings of a Madman--Adolf Hitler

Splash of Romance

Finish Date:  03/01

☆4.3☆STARS - GRADE=A-

(Audiobook) Beartown by Fredrik Backman

Highlights Include:

Realistic Fiction

Hockey, Hockey & More Hockey

Small Town Ways

Rape

Rape Culture

Finish Date:  03/04

☆4.7☆STARS - GRADE=A

(Audiobook) The Long Game by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

Highlights Include:

Political Intrigue

Scandals & Terrorists

Twisty

Young Adult

Mystery-Suspense-Thriller

Book #1 Rating: ☆3.8☆

Finish Date:  03/08

☆4.5☆STARS - GRADE=A-

(Audiobook) If You Dare by A.R. Torre

Highlights Include:

Romantic Suspense

Did She or Didn't She

Crime Mystery

Toned Down Erotic-ness

Book #1 Rating: ☆4.5☆ Book #2 Rating: ☆4☆

Series Rating:  ☆4.3☆

Finish Date:  03/11

☆4.2☆STARS - GRADE=B+

(Audiobook) The Gone World by Tom Sweterlitsch

Highlights Include:

Mystery

Time-Travel

Apocalyptic Bleakness

Science Fiction

WTF Did I Just Listen To

Stand-Alone

Finish Date:  03/16

☆4.5☆STARS - GRADE=A-

(Netgalley eARC) Romanov by Nadine Brandes

Highlights Include:

Retelling

Russia

Based in Truth

Historical

Fantasy

Magic Spells

Finish Date:  03/17

☆2.7☆STARS - GRADE=C-

(Audiobook) The Exes' Revenge by Jo Jakeman

Highlights Include:

One hell-of-a Asshat

+3 Women and a Child

Revenge

Abuse

A Little Bit of Mystery

Finish Date:  03/20

☆2.3☆STARS - GRADE=D+

(Audiobook) Everything You Want Me To Be by Mindy Mejia

Highlights Include:

Small-Town Mystery

Psychological Thriller

Forbidden Romance

Multiple POV's

Finish Date:  03/22

☆4☆STARS - GRADE=B+

(Audiobook) The Heroin Diaries: A Year In the Life of a Shattered Rock Star by Nikki Sixx

Highlights Include:

Memoirs

10 Year Anniversary Edition

Addiction

Rock Star Life

Drugs, Sex, & Rock N' Roll

Finish Date:  03/24

☆4.5☆STARS - GRADE=A-

(Audiobook Novella) The Test by Sylvain Neuvel

Highlights Include:

Novella/Short Story

Thought-Provoking

A Possible Future

Finish Date:  03/25

☆4☆STARS - GRADE=B+

(Audiobook) The Red Hunter by Lisa Unger

Highlights Include:

Intricate Plot/Twisty Mystery
Engaging Characters
Revenge
Rape and the Aftermath
 & Empowerment

Finish Date:  03/29
☆4.7☆STARS - GRADE=A

(Audiobook) Jane Doe by Victoria Helen Stone

Highlights Include:

Girls Rule, and Boys Drool
Revenge
A Self-Diagnosed Sociopath
Absolutely Brilliant
Bad-Ass MC
Unputdownable

Finish Date:  03/31
☆5☆STARS - GRADE=A+







12 Books total, 11 Audiobooks (one of which is a novella) and 1 Netgalley eARC, for a total of 4,315 Pages (including Audios) read.

So many great covers to choose from...and it came down to The Red Hunter and Romanov and My Favorite Cover Winner for the month of March is: