I stayed awake until four in the morning reading A Thousand Fires, and for the first time in history, the loss of sleep wasn’t worth it.

We meet Rev in Letters to the Lost – he's Declan's best friend – and I was so excited that he had his own book.

Cuuuuuuute. That's what came to mind first when I read The Best Laid Plans. This book was cute, y'all, and really brought back memories.

I stand by my belief that some books you read at exactly the right time.

"And I'd choose you; in a hundred lifetimes, in a hundred worlds, in any version of reality, I'd find you and I'd choose you."

Siren Princess Lira has seventeen hearts under her bed. And not just any hearts--she’s hand-ripped the hearts out of princes.

Imagine Us Happy was... disappointing? Or maybe I read it at a point in time where it just didn’t make an impact.

When their boat explodes and Emma, Henri, and Alex are stranded on an island, it's hard for Emma to tell which will kill her first.

Stalking Jack the Ripper is what I like to call a "high hype" book. Everyone on Instagram and Goodreads love it, swear and swoon by it, etc.

I've been on a long search for a YA book that gives me The Feels since All the Bright Places and I've been hard pressed to find one.

When your friends tell you that the main character of a series is savage, naturally you pick it up. And Ladislav "Lada" Dragwyla is savage.

First things first: the summary on the jacket of this book does not do it justice. I’m not sure my review will either.