books~over~all: February 2016

“Never forget that I was your first real kiss. Never forget that you’ll be my last.

And never stop loving me between all of them.

Never stop, Charlie.

Never forget.”

Silas races against time as more truths unravel, while others twist tighter together. And now, the stakes are higher as Silas’ control slips and others begin to point fingers. Charlie is in trouble and he must be the one to bridge the chasm between their past and their present. Because somewhere between I love yous and Never Nevers and Never Agains, a truth they can't imagine, beckons to be found.

“Where are you, Charlie?”

Wishful Wednesday [6] - Sherlock Holmes

2016 / February / Meme / Wishful Wednesday ·

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

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Hi guys! Well, it's been awhile since I've posted a Wishful Wednesday meme. I think my last one was like months ago from last year. Anyways, I saw that the WW meme is celebrating its fourth anniversary! Woooow, so it has been four years since this meme started so happy birthday to Wishful Wednesday! Of course to celebrate this occasion, kak Astrid is doing a giveaway and I am certainly not passing this opportunity up! HEHE.

So, here's my Wishful Wednesday for this week!

Book Review: Resentment by Nicole London

2015 / Book Review / Ebook / February / London Books / Rated 4 - 4½ / Under Rp 200.000 ·

Monday, February 22, 2016

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Title: Resentment

Author: Nicole London

Publisher: London Books

Pages: 265

Format: E-book

Published: October, 2015

Price: $12.99 -> Rp173.676 (Amazon)

Rating: 4½ / 5 stars

Date started: February 9, 2016 - Date finished: February 10, 2016

Synopsis:

Re•sent•ment

The act of hating – no, fucking loathing Dean Collins. (Yes, I’m well aware that’s not the actual definition, but it might as well be . . .)

It’s been ten years since we've seen each other and the feelings are still as strong.

I’m not going to bore you with all the details of how our love was once intoxicating, consuming, and perfect.

Because it was . . . until it wasn't.

I've been fine without him. I haven’t missed his cruelty, his coldness and his spite.

And after the ugliest breakup in the history of breakups, I forced myself to move on.

Year by year, the feelings I had for him slowly drifted away, but one encounter with him recently changed everything. One encounter made me realize how the heart doesn't forget shit, and how my mind is going to have to work overtime to make sure I never forget my definition of resentment.

Book Review: Leveled (Saints of Denver, #0.5) by Jay Crownover

2015 / Book Review / Ebook / February / Rated 2 - 2½ / Under Rp 100.000 / William Morrow ·

Sunday, February 21, 2016

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Title: Leveled (Saints of Denver, #0.5)

Author: Jay Crownover

Publisher: William Morrow

Pages: 224

Format: E-book

Published: November, 2015

Price: $6.72 -> Rp91.530 (Amazon)

Rating: 2 / 5 stars

Date started: November 13, 2015 - Date finished: February 5, 2016

Synopsis:

We all need a hero...let the Saints of Denver begin

Orlando Frederick knows what it is to be leveled by pain. Instead of focusing on his own, he’s made it his mission to help others: sports stars, wounded war vets, survivors of all kinds. But when Dom, a rugged, damaged, sinfully attractive cop, makes his way into Lando’s physical therapy practice, he might be the biggest challenge yet. Lando loved one stubborn man before and barely survived the fallout. He’s not sure he can do it again.

Dominic Voss is a protector. The police badge he wears is not only his job, it’s his identity, so when he’s sidelined because of an injury, the only thing he cares about is getting back on the force. He expects Lando to mend his body, he just doesn’t realize the trainer will also have him working toward a hell of a lot more. As attraction simmers and flares, Dom sees that Lando needs repair of his own...if only the man will let him close enough to mend what's broken.

An Avon Romance

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Book Review: Never Never: Part Two (Never Never, #2) by Colleen Hoover and Tarryn Fisher

Thursday, February 25, 2016