Taming The Playboy (Moretti Novels, #2)
by M.J. Carnal
 
I honestly loved this book. I did feel it felt a bit rushed with each scene, but still a good story. This book seriously brought me to tears. I don't know if it's this month or maybe I am having and emotional breakdown. LOL.

These books are hard for me to read this month because I lost my grandmother to cancer in August last year. It's been hard feeling like I am reliving the pain. I guess that's why I am attached to these books. It gives me a peace of mind knowing that maybe sometimes happy endings can happen even if it was not for my family.

        

Ruin by Rachel Van Dyken

This is a 5 out of 5 Star Book!!

OMG!!! No words can describe how much I LOVED this book. It was absolutely perfect in every way possible.

 I laughed.

 I cried.


 I even got upset.

 Everything was about this book is what I look for in a story. Not only is it a great story but it touched my heart. I can relate to this story on so many levels, but it definitely made it hard for me to read. Especially this month. Last year in August I lost my grandmother to her 10 year battle with cancer. This definitely hit a soft spot. No book has gotten to me they way this book has.

  Rachel Van Dyken ripped the band-aid off a barley healed wound and made the water works flow from me. I can't even describe the way I felt when the book was over. I had such mixed emotions that I ended up curling into my husband and listened to his heart beat. 

 All I have to say is thank you Rachel for this beautiful story. You truly are an amazing writer.

Rachel Van Dyken added an Extended Epilogue for "Ruin" Click the link below to check it out:
http://rachelvandykenauthor.com/ruin-extended-epilogue-enjoy/

If You Leave: The Beautifully Broken Series: Book 2

 I don't even know where to begin right now about how much I loved this story. My heart breaks for them, but not in a way most of you might think. This is a Story about a broken soldier trying to just live is life after leaving a horrific accident in Afghanistan and losing a fellow soldier in the process. I know first hand what it's like to see the effects of war has on someone that you care about. My brother was medically discharged from the USMC after being diagnosed with severe PTSD and head trauma. It effects him every day. This book made me cry my freaking eyes out because of the way Courtney made every detail seem so real, as if my brother or one of his fellow Marines was telling the story. All I have to say is well done. She definitely did her research when it came to this book. I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I did.