January Wrap-Up

Signs Point to Yes is my second Sandy Hall's novel after A Little Something Different. Both of them are equally adorable novels I cannot ask for more. I wish more contemporary romances are like this one. Rating: 4.5

My brain is too dumb to understand all of the poem-ish phrases in this book but this book is pretty okay, I guess? But I Wrote This For You and Only You has amazing photographs, so that made it all up. Rating: 2.5/5

My original review can be found here.

What can I say except this one is hella good and exceeds my expectation?

Rating: 4.5

My original review can be found here.

A project which the author collects all unsent letters from people about their love life and post them into an installment? Genius. Rating: -

Liking salt. slightly more than The Princess Saves Herself in This One and Whiskey Words & a Shovel II which sucked to the core. So inspiring for women of color and feminists. It brings up a lot about racism and oppression in a courageous way.

Rating: 3/5

Okay is this one included in NA section? Well, doesn't matter though, because up to the point where the climax of the story begins, I care nothing more than Kendall and Carter's relationship development and that ending though! Rating: 4

My original review can be found here.

My first book from Net Galley and was not disappointing at all. About 3 horny idiots but good hearts which one of them is a game designer who is virtually innocent despite all his naughtiness? Sign me up. Rating: 4,5

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