Twins Ava and Lexi made up their sister Alicia as a scapegoat when they were children. As young adults, they use the Alicia identity to go on dates. When one of Alicia’s dates ends up dead, the alternate identity starts to take on a life of its own. Lexi starts to wonder if her own twin is a murderer, because Alicia isn’t real…is she? You can read my full review here.
“God, everywhere but here, people dye their hair right out in the open, and nobody cares…”
In a world where red heads have become scarce, a town called Scarletville treats redheads with extreme preference and all other hair colors like dirt. Felicity is one of the most popular redheads, nominated for the Miss Scarlet pageant that will save her family from ruin (Because her mom spent all their money to make her Miss Scarlet). She also has a secret: she really has STRAWBERRY BLONDE hair! Felicity has her hair dyed at the illegal underground hair salon. The owner’s daughter ends up […]
“Whether Nick wanted to be or not, he was the sun, and everyone revolved around him…”
I love GFY and I am a fan of William and Kate, so this book was right up my alley. It’s cute and romantic and fun, probably more fun than the Spoiled books because I can pretend to be an adult while reading it. You can read my full review here.
Love Conquers All, Except Corporate Oligarchies and Fascist Militaristic Dictatorships
The middle book in the Legend trilogy, we find Day and June embroiled in a plot to overthrow the Republic and assassinate the Elector. Only all is not what it seems, and it looks like there’s some double dealing. The Colonies of America are not quite the utopia they seemed as well. But all of that world building kind of gets shoved aside so the two leads can make Edward/Bella eyes at each other. And they get their love rhombus worked out.