Top Ten Tuesday!

Welcome back Bookworms! I've taken quite a long break from my Top Ten Tuesday's but I am now back once again to bring you one that I am absolutely sure you will love! I know this one is not exactly book related, but they are bookish items that I would have with me, and that literally anyone can use! They say age is just a number, and to be honest, whether you are a pre-teen to an adult like myself, I think that these products are great to use! So lets get started!

The Violet Hour By: Andrea. L. Wells

The Violet Hour (The Violet Hour #1)
Author: Andrea. L. Wells
Publisher: Infinity Publishing
Published: May 2015
Format: Paperback
Pages: 324
Rating: 4/5
Summary:
Still shocked over her mother’s mysterious death, California socialite Logan Keller is handed a one-way ticket to her long lost roots in Wyoming where love, deceit and danger await. Though she could forget everything staring into Luke Callahan’s eyes, Logan is quickly thrust into a fight for survival. Taking fate into her own hands, she begins unraveling the dangerous deceptions that abound at every turn. Her father is keeping secrets and Luke is keeping more. But Logan is keeping the biggest secret of them all.

The Violet Hour is a page-turning captivating twist of young romance and the paranormal.

August Book Haul!!

Alright Bookworms! So I told myself that I would go on a Book Buying Ban for the month of August....Well here we are with books that I either pre-ordered and received now, or books sent to me (and a few books I bought too, I know.....) So with that being said, let's get to probably the smallest book Haul I've had since starting this blog!

Only Fools Jump By: K.P. Haigh

Only Fools Jump
Author: K.P. Haigh
Publisher: K.P Haigh Publishing
Published: July 2016
Format: E-Book
Pages: 269
Rating: 4/5
Summary:
Only fools jump...and Zoey Porter is no fool. At least not anymore. One tiny mistake when she was eighteen led to two very real consequences—the kind that keep you up all night and demand breakfast in the morning. 

The only thing Zoey has time for these days is dry shampoo, energy bars, and that magical photo filter that erases the circles under her eyes. 

So when Elliott MacCallister knocks on the door like a #nofilternecessary god, Zoey knows she’s in serious trouble. 

With Elliott as the newly-minted resident of her boss’s pool house, keeping her distance is easier said than done. 

Time to stock up on wine, cookies, and a portable fan. This summer just got complicated.


Only Fools Jump is like cotton candy for your soul—light and sweet. It’s a full length, standalone romantic comedy. It’ll be impossible to stop smiling after you devour this perfect summer read. 


Recommended for 18+ due to language and some sexual content.

Art Bookmark Product Review

Hello Bookworms!! I am back for another product review, and if most of you are here from Instagram, you'll have seen this product in my photos a lot more lately! I was lucky enough to receive this item from the people at Art Bookmark in exchange for an honest review. So with that in mind, let's get started!

Cover Reveal!!

Hey Bookworms!! So a while back I was contacted by this lovely author to review her other series for an honest review. And man did I ever love them! I probably told everyone and their mother about this series, you'd think I had gone crazy! Well I am back once more with the lovely K. Ryan not only for this cover reveal, but also for an interview and book review with her in the future!! So without further babble, let's show this amazing new read!!

Happy One Year To Me!!

Welcome Bookworms!! So today is a pretty amazing day! As I'm sure you have guessed, this is my One Year Blogaversary for me! One whole year of blogging. One whole year of Bookstagramming as well! One whole year of finding new friends (Not followers) who share a love for reading like I do! A Year ago today, I spent the night before (Late at night) going through name after name, trying to figure out what sounded like a good name. With the help of an amazing, book-loving friend of mine, I came up with a name that I figured suited everyone. The Graduated Bookworm.